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Cast

Diane Lane
as Jennifer Marsh

Billy Burke
as Detective Eric Box

Colin Hanks
as Griffin Dowd

Joseph Cross
as Owen Reilly

Mary Beth Hurt
as Stella Marsh

Peter Barent Lewis
as Richard Brooks

Tyrone Giordano
as Tim Wilks

Perla Haney-Jardine
as Annie Haskins

Tim De Zarn
as Herbert Miller

Christopher Cousins
as David Williams

Chris Cousins
as David Williams

Jesse Tyler Ferguson
as Arthur James Elmer

Trina Adams
as Female Cop No. 3

Brynn Baron
as Mrs. Miller

John Breen
as Richard Weymouth

Dan Callahan
as Trey Restom--Spoiled Preppie

Erin Carufel
as Melanie

Ryan Deal
as Cop No. 1

Marilyn Deutsch
as National Newscaster No.1

Gray Eubank
as Ray

Pete Ferryman
as Daytime Newscaster No.1

Kirk Mouser
as FBI Agent Carter Thompson

David Freitas
as Five O'Clock Newscaster #1

Betty Moyer
as Assistant

Katie O'Grady
as Portland Reporter #2

West A. Helfrich
as Cop #2

Jamal N. Qutub
as Young Stone

Zachary Hoffman
as Chief of Police Michael Bagley

Sarah Brillhart
as Daughter of Mrs. Miller

Diana Brillhart
as Daughter of Mrs. Miller

Ryan Hopkins
as Acne-Faced Kid

Len Huynh
as Tom Park (Asian Man)

Jim Hyde
as National Newscaster #2

Dax Jordan
as Scotty Hillman

Dan Liu
as Detective Tom Moy

Kimberly Maus
as Five O'Clock Newscaster #2

Michael Smith
as Swat #1

Kerry Tomlinson
as Daytime Newscaster #2

David Wilson
as Portland Reporter #1

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• Dec 15, 2014

  My memory was untraceable. Diane Lane starred in this cliche thriller about a serial killer who murders his victims through view counts on his website. Despite the strong performance from Lane, Untraceable only served as a more sophisticated version of Fear.net.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• May 13, 2013

  Untraceable is not a hypocritical film... Reviewers do not take in account the difference between fiction and reality - a pretty important difference to get down. So yes, I again disagree with the RT consensus: "Untraceable manages to be nothing more than a run-of-the-mill thriller with a hypocritical message." Argumentum ad populum, my friends. That anomaly aside, let's look more into the film... It's decent. It's got the whole action-like detective on the hunt thriller going for it, while it also manages to be a torture porn. Personally, I found the heat lamp scene to be a disturbing one, somewhere in the top 100 in horror history I'd say. There's a juxtaposition of an FBI official's public speech in defense of a victim and the sick curiosity (or genuine psychotics viewing in cases) of webpage viewers rapidly logging on to watch said victim. If this doesn't make sense, I suggest you read the plot, or watch the film yourself. It's not a masterpiece, but it passes as good and underrated.
  Horrific R Super Reviewer
• Dec 09, 2010

  "Untraceable" Entertaining thriller about a crazed young computer geek who becomes the deranged moderator of his own "Kill With Me" live internet feed where he displays new victims being slowly tortured to death. The more hits he gets at his site, the faster the people featured on his webcam die. This is disturbing in making us realize what depths we've sunk to in our society, and what morbid curiosities can do. I especially liked that the 40-something Diane Lane is the star as the police woman who tries to apprehend the killer. November 27,
  Mouhannad S Super Reviewer
• Aug 12, 2010

  its ok in a thriller by the numbers kind of way.
  Stuart B Super Reviewer

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