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John Cusack | John Kelso | |
Kevin Spacey | Jim Williams | |
Jack Thompson | Sonny Seiler | |
Lady Chablis | herself | |
Alison Eastwood | Mandy Nichols | |
Irma P. Hall | Minerva | |
Paul Hipp | Joe Odom | |
Jude Law | Billy Hanson | |
Dorothy Loudon | Serena Dawes | |
Anne Haney | Margaret Williams | |
Kim Hunter | Betty Harty | |
Geoffrey Lewis | Luther Driggers | |
Rhoda Griffis | Card Club Woman | |
Richard Herd | Henry Skerridge | |
Leon Rippy | Detective Boone |
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Producer | Clint Eastwood
Tom Rooker |
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Writer | John Lee Hancock
John Berendt |
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Cinematography | Jack N. Green
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Musician | Lennie Niehaus
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John Kelso (John Cusack) has traveled to Savannah, Georgia to write an article on the infamous Jim Williams (Kevin Spacey) and the grandiose Christmas parties he is known for. An eccentric, yet secretive art dealer, Jim takes an immediate liking to John and decides to guide him around his party and introduce him to the people attending. Unexpectedly, John meets Jim's violent lover, Billy (Jude Law), during an explosive scene in Jim's house. Although Jim tries to play it off as a minor incident, it marks the start of a very mysterious chain of events. When Billy is later found dead, Kelso decides to stay in Savannah and attempt to solve the mystery behind the murder. |
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