Mr. Murder - He will find you ...

Movie
German title	Mr. Murder - He will find you ...
Original title	Mr. Murder
Country of production	United States , Germany
original language	English
Publishing year	1998
length	193 minutes
Rod
Director	Dick Lowry
script	Stephen Tolkin
production	Kenneth Kaufman
music	Louis Febre , ; Mark Snow
camera	Greg Gardiner
cut	Brent White
occupation
	Stephen Baldwin : Marty Stillwater / Alfie; Julie Warner : Paige Stillwater; Bill Smitrovich : Lt. Lowbock; Thomas Haden Church : Drew Oslett junior; James Coburn : Drew Oslett Sr.; Kaley Cuoco : Charlotte Stillwater; Brittney Lee Harvey : Emily Stillwater; K Callan : Alice Stillwater; Dan Lauria : General Aames; Don McManus : Carl Clocker; Richard Riehle : John Wexel; Brandon Smith : Senator James Ewald; Stephanie Niznik : Dr. Roget; Ryan O'Donohue : Young Alfie; Greg Grunberg : Dr. Gutheridge; Dean Norris : Victor 'Vic' Delorio;

Mr. Murder - He'll find you ... (Original title: Mr. Murder ) is a US-American - German sci-fi - thriller from the year 1998 . Directed by Dick Lowry , the screenplay was written by Stephen Tolkin based on the novel Mr. Murder by Dean Koontz from 1993. The German premiere was on February 28, 1999.

action

The scientist Drew Oslett senior clones the writer Marty Stillwater, creating the hit man Alfie, who grows into an adult in a few years. A telepathic connection exists between Alfie and Stillwater. Alfie is fascinated by the author's house and breaks into it. He finds photos of Stillwater, who has a wife and children. Alfie decides to take the place of the author.

When trying to break in again, Alfie is injured by Stillwater. The family flees from Alfie, whom the scientist's son and another man kill. The Stillwaters are being given new identities.

Reviews

Mike DeWolfe wrote in the Apollo Movie Guide that consistency and logic were a minefield in this film. The ingenuity of the act, however, surpassed its stupidity; a good script creates a story that works. The fact that the “wooden” acting Stephen Baldwin was given two roles would increase the chance that he would play one of them correctly - his portrayal of the clone acting like an automaton was “okay” . The film is entertaining and worth watching.

Jack Sommersby wrote on eFilmCritic.com that the film was a poorly cast and poorly executed adaptation of a passable novel.

Film-Dienst wrote that the film was "a fantasy thriller produced for television that tries to use a highly topical topic for relevant tension effects" .

The magazine TV direkt 15/2008 wrote that the film was "murderous nonsense" .