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No Witness

20041h 35mMichael Valverde
IMDb 3.2

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"No time. No escape."

Recently indicted Senator Gene Haskell has his lackey hire a professional hit man to clean up a few messes, including an underage girl who's obsessed with being the Senator's wife, several bodies later, the senator comes face to face with his decision.

Thriller
HitmanPolitical Corruption

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What is No Witness (2004) about?

Recently indicted Senator Gene Haskell has his lackey hire a professional hit man to clean up a few messes, including an underage girl who's obsessed with being the Senator's wife, several bodies later, the senator comes face to face with his decision.

Who stars in No Witness?

No Witness stars Steve Barnes (Paul Arkadian), Jeff Fahey (Gene Haskell), Corey Feldman (Mark Leiter), Marisa Petroro (Celeste Cartier), Michael Damian (D.A. Tanner Reynolds). The film was directed by Michael Valverde.

How long is No Witness?

No Witness has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2004.

Is No Witness worth watching?

No Witness holds an IMDb rating of 3.2/10. Fans of Thriller are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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