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Mike's Murder (1984)

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Release Date: Mar 9, 1984 Wide

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An ordinary woman is unwittingly led into California's criminal underbelly in this drama. Betty Parrish (Debra Winger) is a bank teller who is involved in a rather sporadic relationship with Mike (Mark Keyloun), a low-level tennis pro who supplements his income by dealing cocaine on the side. One night, Betty finds herself stood up by Mike and discovers that there's a good reason why he hasn't shown up -- he's been killed. It seems that Mike and his friend Pete (Darrell Larson) were acting as

R, 1 hr. 37 min.

Drama

Directed By: James Bridges

In Theaters: Mar 9, 1984 Wide

On DVD: Jul 18, 1995

The Ladd Company

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Cast

Debra Winger
Betty Parrish
Mark Keyloun
Mike
Darrell Larson
Pete
Brooke Alderson
Patty
Paul Winfield
Phillip
Robert Crosson
Sam
William Ostrander
Randy
Dawn Abraham
Beautiful Girl
Frank Cavestani
Charles
Mark High
Ben
Gregory Hormel
Kid Drug Buyer
Annie Jones
Party Goer
Robert Kincaid
Bodyguard
Freeman King
Killer
Kym Malin
Beautiful Girl
Ken Y. Namba
Sushi Chef
V�ctor P�rez
Tough Guy
Dan Shor
Richard
Alphonse V. Walter
Killer
Randy Wayne White
Boss Man
Ruth Winger
Betty's Mother
Sarah Zinsser
Girl in Videotape
April Ferry
Boss Lady
Bruce Marder
Cafe Worker
John Michael Stewart
Tough Guy
Lorraine Butler
Beautiful Girl
James Carrington
Jim
Johnny B. Frank
Blonde Punker
Steven Solberg
Party Goer

Critic Reviews for Mike's Murder

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A wonderful performance by Debra Wiinger helps flesh out this intriguing thriller about a missing man.

January 13, 2005 Comment

Anthony Del Valle

Las Vegas Mercury

an unorthodox thriller that's less concerned with scaring viewers than it is with building a carefully controlled atmosphere of menace... a beautifully evoked, vaguely creepy atmosphere hangs over every scene...

January 1, 2000 Full Review Source: rec.arts.movies.reviews