
Cruel Doubt
1992-05-17 · 91 min / episode · ★ 4.8
A college student and two friends are accused of murdering one's stepfather and injuring his mother whom refuses to believe her son had anything to do with the attack.
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Blythe DannerBonnie Von Stein
Matt McGrathChris Pritchard
Denis ArndtLeith Von Stein
Adam BaldwinDet. John Taylor
Dennis FarinaTom Brereton
Miguel FerrerLewis Young
William ForsythePolice Chief John Crone
David ArquetteJosh Duggan
Kathy KinneySkeptical Neighbor
Neal McDonoughNeal Henderson
Ben MastersFrank Johnston
Kenneth WelshAttorney Wade Smith
Gwyneth PaltrowAngela Pritchard
G.D. SpradlinGeorge Bates
Ed AsnerBill Osteen
John C. McGinleyAttorney Jim Vos Burgh
Richard SchiffInspector
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