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[[image:Suspect Zero poster.jpg|thumbnail|right|180px|Promotional poster for ''Suspect Zero'']] |
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| name = Suspect Zero |
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| image = Suspect Zero poster.jpg |
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| caption = Promotional poster for ''Suspect Zero'' |
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| director = [[E. Elias Merhige]] |
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| producer = Lester Berman<br>Gaye Hirsch<br>E. Elias Merhige<br>Darren Miller<br>[[Paula Wagner]]<br>[[Tom Cruise]] (uncredited) <br>'''- Executive Producer -'''<br>[[Moritz Borman]]<br>Guy East<br>Gary Lucchesi<br>[[Tom Rosenberg]]<br>Jonathan Sanger<br>[[Nigel Sinclair]] |
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| writer = [[Zak Penn]] (story/screenplay)<br>[[Billy Ray (screenwriter)|Billy Ray]] (screenplay) |
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| starring = [[Aaron Eckhart]]<br>[[Ben Kingsley]]<br>[[Carrie-Anne Moss]]<br>Kevin Chamberlin<br>[[Harry J. Lennix]] |
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| music = [[Clint Mansell]]<br>Charles Mehling (song "The Beginner")<br>Austin Miles (song "I Come to the Garden Alone")<br>Rick Parker (song "The Beginner")<br> Robert Williams (song "What a Dream It's Been") |
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| cinematography = Michael Chapman |
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| editing = John Gilroy<br>Robert K. Lambert |
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| distributor = '''- USA -'''<br>[[Paramount Pictures]]<br>'''- non-USA -'''<br>[[Columbia Pictures]] |
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| released = [[August 27]], [[2004]] |
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| runtime = 99 min. |
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| country = [[United States|USA]]c |
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| language = [[English language|English]] |
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| budget = [[United States dollar|$]]27,000,000 (estimated) |
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| website = http://www.suspectzero.com/ |
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| amg_id = A290406 |
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| imdb_id = 0324127 |
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'''''Suspect Zero''''' is a [[2004]] [[thriller]], directed by [[E. Elias Merhige]]. It opened to decidedly poor reviews, and failed to earn back half of its estimated $27 million production costs at the box office. |
'''''Suspect Zero''''' is a [[2004]] [[thriller]], directed by [[E. Elias Merhige]]. It opened to decidedly poor reviews, and failed to earn back half of its estimated $27 million production costs at the box office. |
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Revision as of 00:08, 18 December 2006
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 Promotional poster for Suspect Zero | |
| Directed by | E. Elias Merhige |
| Written by | Zak Penn (story/screenplay) Billy Ray (screenplay) |
| Produced by | Lester Berman Gaye Hirsch E. Elias Merhige Darren Miller Paula Wagner Tom Cruise (uncredited) - Executive Producer - Moritz Borman Guy East Gary Lucchesi Tom Rosenberg Jonathan Sanger Nigel Sinclair |
| Starring | Aaron Eckhart Ben Kingsley Carrie-Anne Moss Kevin Chamberlin Harry J. Lennix |
| Cinematography | Michael Chapman |
| Edited by | John Gilroy Robert K. Lambert |
| Music by | Clint Mansell Charles Mehling (song "The Beginner") Austin Miles (song "I Come to the Garden Alone") Rick Parker (song "The Beginner") Robert Williams (song "What a Dream It's Been") |
| Distributed by | - USA - Paramount Pictures - non-USA - Columbia Pictures |
Release dates | August 27, 2004 |
Running time | 99 min. |
| Country | USAc |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $27,000,000 (estimated) |
Suspect Zero is a 2004 thriller, directed by E. Elias Merhige. It opened to decidedly poor reviews, and failed to earn back half of its estimated $27 million production costs at the box office.
Plot
FBI Agent Thomas Mackelway (Aaron Eckhart) and Agent Fran Kulok (Carrie-Anne Moss) are put on the trail of Ben O'Ryan (Ben Kingsley), a serial killer who exclusively targets other serial killers. As the investigation proceeds, the agents begin to become aware of the possible existence of Suspect Zero, a mythical "super serial killer" responsible for hundreds of deaths across all 50 States who leaves no evidence behind to link his crime together. The agents must decide if O'Ryan is the key that will allow them to catch Suspect Zero, or if he is Suspect Zero himself.
As it turns out, O'Ryan was part of a secret government experiment attempting to cultivate telepathic abilities in individuals for military purposes. The experiments gave O'Ryan the ability to see the actions of serial killers. These disturbing visions constantly torment O'Ryan, and drive him to find the killers and kill them. O'Ryan seeks out Mackelway because Mackelway shares his abilities to some degree and was involved in a controversial case that made headlines. O'Ryan hunts down Suspect Zero, whose child victims are giving O'Ryan even more nightmares.
The actual "Suspect Zero" is a mentally sick man who travels over the United States with a truck. He targets children, which he kidnaps and transports to his ranch to be killed
Eventually, Mackelway and O'Ryan find Suspect Zero at his ranch. After a struggle outside, Suspect Zero is killed by a rock from Mackelway. O'Ryan is then shot by Kulok who believes O'Ryan is trying to harm Mackelway but instead is trying to fulfill the prophecy which was forseen earlier in the film.
A major theme of the film is remote viewing, and the DVD's extra features include interviews with people who worked with the US military and intelligence agencies as part of those programs.
Main cast
- Aaron Eckhart — Thomas Mackelway
- Ben Kingsley — Benjamin O'Ryan
- Carrie-Anne Moss — Fran Kulok
- Kevin Chamberlin — Harold Speck
- Harry J. Lennix — Rich Charleton
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