Witness To The Execution (1994)
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Like the feature film Network (1976), this made-for-television drama scathingly satirizes an amoral, avaricious media. The story is set in 1999, a time the pay-per-view television industry is in a tailspin. It seems with over 500 available channels, audiences have become jaded with movies and… More Like the feature film Network (1976), this made-for-television drama scathingly satirizes an amoral, avaricious media. The story is set in 1999, a time the pay-per-view television industry is in a tailspin. It seems with over 500 available channels, audiences have become jaded with movies and sports. Enter up-and-coming executive Jessica Traynor (Sean Young) a member of the Tycom network team. It is her brilliant idea that her company can attract new customers by offering them a chance to witness a real execution on live television. Once her company approves and she untangles all the government red-tape, Jessica is left with the task of choosing an appropriately photogenic and charismatic death-row inmate. Trouble brews when Jessica begins suspecting that the man she selected may be innocent. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Ommy Lee Wallace
- Genres
- Drama, Television
- In Theaters
- Jun 1, 1994 Wide
- Studio
- Trimark
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Cast
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Sean Young
as Jessica Traynor
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Tim Daly
as Dennis Casterline
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Len Cariou
as Jake Tyler
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George Newbern
as Phillip Tyler
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Dee Wallace
as Emily Dawson
- Fred Roggin
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James Black
as Chaplain
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Helen Cates
as AD
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Darryl Cox
as Heliport Clerk
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Vince Davis
as Boyhood Friend
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Wayne de Hart
as Turley
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Blue Deckert
as Lt. Mike Spalding
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Alan Fudge
as Wallace Sternberg
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Gil Glasgow
as Golf Cart Driver
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Brad Leland
as Police Officer
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Brian Markinson
as Kirby Jacobs
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Brandon Smith (I)
as Toyoshima
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Woody Watson
as Bartender
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Jim Helms
as Driver
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Alex Allen Morris
as Ramos
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Tonie Perensky
as TV Reporter
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John S. Davies
as Mr. Holloway
