Red Letters

2000

Red Letters

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Average Rating: 2.8/5

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Nastassja Kinski and Peter Coyote star in this suspense thriller about a college professor who finds himself in a whirlwind of danger when he agrees to help a beautiful woman who has just escaped from prison. She was convicted of murdering a woman who was having an affair with her husband, and she swears she can prove her innocence -- but helping her collect the evidence proves to be a risky assignment. Red Letters also stars Fairuza Balk, Ernie Hudson, Udo Kier, and Jeremy Piven.

Rating:

R (adult situations)
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Bradley Battersby
Written By:

Tom Hughes, Bradley Battersby
In Theaters:

Jun 9, 2000 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Jan 29, 2001
Runtime:

105 minutes
Studio:

Paramount Home Entertainment

Cast

Peter Coyote
as Dennis Burke

Nastassja Kinski
as Lydia Davis

Fairuza Balk
as Gretchen Van Buren

Ernie Hudson
as Det. Glen Teal

Jeremy Piven
as Thurston Clarque

Udo Kier
as George Kessler

Paul Gleason
as Dean Van Buren

Heather Ehlers
as Karen Clarque

Steve Monroe
as Schminick

Layla Roberts
as Cheryl Russo

Owen Bush
as Old Man

Kenneth Ryan
as Lawyer

Brian Leckner
as Lenzo Russo

Susan Morgenstern
as Nancy Maxwell

Antoinette Valente
as Molly

Christa Campbell
as Lauren

Gregg Vance
as Bartender

Persia White
as Vanessa

David Schroeder
as Parks

Teddy Lane Jr.
as Policeman

Lee Weaver
as Visitor

Suzanne Rico
as TV Reporter

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Critic Reviews for Red Letters

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[The Red Letters is] generally entertaining, though, and especially enjoyable is Paul Gleason essentially reprising his Breakfast Club role (except this time he's a Dean instead of a Principal).

Nov 8, 2002 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…

David Nusair
Reel Film Reviews
Limp whodunit wastes a strong cast.

Mar 21, 2001 | Rating: 42/100

Scott Weinberg
Apollo Guide