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In Cold Blood

1967, Movie, R, 134 mins

In Cold Blood: Review

A chilling, powerful adaptation of Truman Capote "non-fiction novel" about the 1959 mass murder of the Clutter family in rural Kansas by two psychopathic killers (played with disturbing realism and, shockingly, sympathy, by Scott Wilson and the young Robert Blake). Brace yourself: The final 15 minutes are among the most emotionally bruising ever filmed. Read the complete review for In Cold Blood

In Cold Blood: Cast & Details

Year: 1967
Rated R

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Cast
Robert Blake: Perry Smith
Scott Wilson: Dick Hickock
John Forsythe: Alvin Dewey
Paul Stewart: Reporter
Gerald S. O'Loughlin: Harold Nye
Jeff Corey: Hickock's Father

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