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Jon Hamm
as Tom Adkins Sr.

Josh Lucas
as Matthew Wakefield

James Van Der Beek
as Diploma/Roggiani

Jessica Chastain
as Sally Ann

Jimmy Bennett
as John Wakefield

Rhona Mitra
as Barbara

Joanna Cassidy
as Lea Adkins

Morena Baccarin
as Rose Montgomery

Michael Cudlitz
as Jonas

Holt McCallany
as Swede

Rick Gomez
as Officer JJ

Andy Milder
as William Daniels

Sam Hennings
as Older Luke Wakefield

Tom Kemp
as Russell Macarthur

Marcus Thomas
as Pete Dunn

Kali Rocha
as Coral

Rutanya Alda
as Older Sally Ann

Jude Ciccolella
as Police Chief

Beth Grant
as Older Edvena

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• Sep 11, 2011

  I liked the intertwined stories between the 2 time periods.
  Sarah P Super Reviewer
• Jun 10, 2011

  The cast was certainly better than the material. An interesting premise taken to an unbelievable conclusion, Stolen Lives is a flawed movie. But I couldn't help but like the somber tone, and the 1958 storyline I found significantly more compelling than the modern day storyline. Being a big Mad Men fan I really like Jon Hamm. But I worry he won't escape the fate of David Duchovny. Duchovny was born to play Fox Mulder, and has found dubious success outside of that role. Jon Hamm was seemingly born to play Don Draper, but outside of that role he's yielded similar results as Duchovny.
  Jeffrey M Super Reviewer
• May 07, 2011

  It is 2008 and Detective Tom Adkins(Jon Hamm) is called to a crime scene at a building site with his wife Barbara(Rhona Mitra) to see if the body is that of their son who disappeared from a diner eight years previously. It turns out that it is not theirs since the body is fifty years old. It is 1958 and Matthew Wakefield(Josh Lucas) has two days to make a payment on his mortgage or the bank will foreclose on his house. In fact, he does not even have that much time when his wife hangs herself. And then it turns out that his sister Coral(Kali Rocha) can only take in two of his sons, leaving John(Jimmy Bennett) in his care. "Stolen" might possibly have had a chance at success if it had stayed mostly with solving the 1950's mystery in the present because all we need to know about Matthew is that he is a drifter with a son, along with Jon Hamm nailing the anguish of a grieving parent perfectly. That's not excusing the movie's predictability, rendering it pretty much routine anyway, as this is the kind of movie that is designed to get under the skin of parents by warning them never to turn their backs on their children for a second or else very bad things will happen.(Look, I hate kids, will never have any and frankly don't care.) But blinking is still okay.
  Walter M Super Reviewer
• Nov 21, 2010

  very good movie, can cause abit of confusion because its complex in some ways, great scripting though and very good acting
  Paul A Super Reviewer

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