Sharon Stone goes cold in this botched thiller-maybe from the effort of pretending that her character, a beauteous book editor, would fall for the preening young computer wizard played by the vacant-and-proud-of-it William Baldwin.
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Overview
A woman moves into a Manhattan apartment, where she learns that the previous tenant's life ended under mysterious circumstances.
Director and cast
- Phillip Noyce Director
- Sharon Stone as Carly Norris
- William Baldwin as Zeke Hawkins
- Tom Berenger as Jack Lansford
- Polly Walker as Vida Warren
- Colleen Camp as Judy Marks
- Amanda Foreman as Samantha Moore
- Martin Landau as Alex Parsons
- CCH Pounder as Victoria Hendrix
- Nina Foch as Mrs. McEvoy
- Keene Curtis as Gus Hale
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