Primal Fear 1996 Hindi Dual Audio 480p BluRay 400MB 4K

July 14, 2018

Primal Fear 1996 Hindi Dual Audio 480p BluRay 400MB Poster

Title	Primal Fear 1996 Hindi Dual Audio 480p BluRay 400MB
IMDb Rating	7.649 / 2882
Genres	Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Language	Dual Audio (Hindi – English) BluRay 480p Format Mkv
Original Language :	en
Released	1996
Runtime	129 minutes
Quality	BluRay
Size	400MB
Format	Mkv
Director	Gregory Hoblit
Cast	Richard Gere as Martin Vail, Laura Linney as Janet Venable, Edward Norton as Aaron, John Mahoney as Shaughnessy, Alfre Woodard as Shoat, Frances McDormand as Molly, Terry O'Quinn as Yancy, Andre Braugher as Goodman, Steven Bauer as Pinero, Joe Spano as Stenner, Tony Plana as Martinez, Stanley Anderson as Rushman, Maura Tierney as Naomi, Jon Seda as Alex, Reg Rogers as Connerman, Kenneth Tigar as Weil, Brian Reddy as Woodside, Christopher Carroll as M.C., Wendy Cutler as Lou, Ron O.J. Parson as Turner, Sigrid K. Zahner as Vail's Secretary, Dianne Burns as WLS Anchor, Linda Yu as WLS Anchor, Andy Shaw as WLS Location Reporter, Mary Ann Childers as WBBM Anchor, Lester Holt as WBBM Anchor, Sylvia Gomez as WBBM Location Reporter, Jon Duncanson as WBBN Location Reporter, Greg Bronson as Banquet Patron (uncredited), David Eckert as WGN Anchor, Robert Jordan as WGN Anchor, Joanie Lum as WGN Location Reporter, Randy Salerno as WGN Location Reporter, Kyle Colerider-Krugh as Postman, Joseph Luis Caballero as Joe, Randall Slavin as Young Boy, Mike Bacarella as Sergeant, Turk Muller as Precinct Jailer, Joseph F. Kosala as Cop, Lenny Wilson as Bartender, Peter Schreiner as Bailiff, Joseph R. Ryan as Old Man, Azalea Davila as Linda, Wayne Wright as Court Clerk, Tony Fitzpatrick as Duty Officer, Clarence Williams, Jr. as Arresting Cop, Rosalie V. Lewis as Stenographer, Dwight Brad Dyer as Prison Guard, Larry Cook as Pilot, Bob Kenney as Pilot
Writers	William Diehl, Steve Shagan, Ann Biderman

Movie Synopsis / Plot

An arrogant, high-powered attorney takes on the case of a poor altar boy found running away from the scene of the grisly murder of the bishop who has taken him in. The case gets a lot more complex when the accused reveals that there may or may not have been a third person in the room.