Jesse Stone: No Remorse

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Disgraced former Paradise, Massachusetts Police Chief Jesse Stone (Tom Selleck) goes into self-imposed exile after being suspended from the force, investigating a bizarre series of interconnected murders in Boston that implicate Gino Fish (William Sadler), the city's most ruthless crime kingpin. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Robert Harmon
Written By:

Tom Selleck, Michael Brandman
On Disc/Streaming:

Jul 27, 2010
Runtime:

86 minutes
Studio:

CBS

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Cast

Tom Selleck
as Jesse Stone

Kathy Baker
as Rose Gammon

Kohl Sudduth
as Luther "Suitecase" Simpson

Stephen McHattie
as Healy

William Devane
as Dr. Dix

William Sadler
as Gino Fish

Saul Rubinek
as Hasty Hathaway

Krista Allen
as Cissy

Mae Whitman
as Emily Bishop

Kohl Baker

Todd Hofley
as Alan Garner

Kerri Smith
as Sister Mary John

Jeremy Akerman
as Carter Hansen

Guy Germain
as John Kelly

Rothaford Gray
as Mr. Jackson

Tom Gallant
as Councilman Comden

Gay Hauser
as Elizabeth

Brian Heighton
as Heartford Clerk

Megan Edwards
as Young Woman

Stephen Coats
as Dad

Michael Pellerin
as Short Man

Chris Killam
as Steven

Suzanne Hawkins
as Lorraine

Jeremiah Sparks
as Priest

Scott Owen
as Robber

John Shurko
as Gay Man

Andy Smith
as Passerby

Gil Anderson
as Jenn

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Sep 02, 2012

showing signs of fatigue this addition is definitely nothing compared to the films that have come before it. Selleck is still very strong in the lead but its the writing and direction that let the film down. The mysterious aren't all that involving and the drama that normally works with the film just doesn't come together. the series was travelling quite well until this film but with all franchises its very easy to fall into a pattern of delivering something undercooked just to have something out there for the audience. I was actually looking forward to more interesting cases but this film let me down. hopefully for the next addition they work out the quirks and deliver what the fans are wanting

Brendan N Super Reviewer
Dec 20, 2010

The latest (so far) in this series finds Chief Stone - still suspended by the town council - helping out with a string of murders in Boston while still hanging around Paradise while the two remaining deputies try and solve a series of convenience store robberies in the area. Still an excellent series after several years.

Derek D Super Reviewer