Innocent Lies (1995)
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Murder and double-dealing among the idle rich sets the stage for this drama. Alan Cross (Adrian Dunbar) is a British detective who travels to a wealthy community along the coast of France in 1938; he's there to attend the funeral of a friend and wants to find out more about the mysterious… More Murder and double-dealing among the idle rich sets the stage for this drama. Alan Cross (Adrian Dunbar) is a British detective who travels to a wealthy community along the coast of France in 1938; he's there to attend the funeral of a friend and wants to find out more about the mysterious circumstances behind his friend's death. Cross finds a privileged British family who were close to the deceased and who seem to live by their own set of rules. Helena Graves (Joanna Lumley) was good friends with the deceased, but she claims to know nothing about how he died. Helena's daughter Celia (Gabrielle Anwar) is engaged to a hot-blooded American but has also been involved in an incestuous relationship with her brother Jeremy (Stephen Dorff); Jeremy harbors a dark childhood secret regarding the death of his brother, and he is courting a Jewish woman, much to the chagrin of the anti-Semitic Helena. Cross becomes convinced that someone in the Graves family is to blame for the death, but it's not until someone else dies that the truth begins to bubble to the surface. Innocent Lies was also shown under the title Halcyon Days. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Directed By
- Patrick Dewolf
- Genres
- Drama, Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense
Unrated,
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Cast
- Stephen Dorff
- Gabrielle Anwar
- Adrian Dunbar
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Sophie Aubry
as Solange Montfort
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Joanna Lumley
as Lady Helena Graves
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Melvil Poupaud
as Louis Bernard
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Rosalind Bennett
as Janet Blain
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Marianne Denicourt
as Maud Graves
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Donal McCann
as Joe Green
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Alan Ross
as Station Clerk
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Bernard Haller
as Georges Montfort
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Yvon Back
as Inspector Talmi
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Florence Hoath
as Angela Cross
- Alexis Denisof
