Bone Daddy
Bone Daddy (also known as Palmer's Bones and L'affaire Palmer) is a 1998 Canadian-American crime thriller film directed by Mario Azzopardi and starring Rutger Hauer and Barbara Williams. The film has become a cult classic due to the graphic bone removal scenes.[1][2][3][4]
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| Directed by | Mario Azzopardi |
| Produced by | Lewis Chesler Jean Desormeaux |
| Written by | Tom Szollosi |
| Starring | Rutger Hauer Barbara Williams |
| Music by | Christophe Beck |
| Cinematography | Danny Nowak |
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| Language | English |
Premise
Doctor Palmer, a former pathologist, wrote a fictional book based on his real cases. In the book, the madman gets caught, but in reality he is still uncaught. After the book is released, Palmer's editor is kidnapped. Palmer soon is sent a present containing a page of his book, and a bone from his editor. Together with the police, Palmer tries to find his editor, who might still be alive. In addition, his own son becomes one of the main suspects.
Cast
- Rutger Hauer as Palmer
- Barbara Williams as Sharon
- R. H. Thomson as Stone
- Joseph Kell as Peter
- Robin Gammell as Cobb
- Blu Mankuma as Trent
- Mimi Kuzyk as Kim
- Wayne Best as Rodman
- Daniel Kash as Rocky
- Peter Keleghan as Tarnower
- Kirsten Bishop as Leslie
- Kyra Azzopardi as Mark
- Michael Caruana as Hurwitz
- Dean McDermott as Mort Jr.
References
- Mick Martin, Marsha Porter. DVD and Video Guide 2004. Ballantine Books, 2003. ISBN 0345449940.
- Edmond Grant. The Motion Picture Guide: 1999 Annual. CineBooks, 1994. ISBN 0933997434.
- Robert Cettl. Serial Killer Cinema. McFarland & Company, 2003. ISBN 0786412925.
- James Cameron-Wilson. The Film Review, 1999-2000. Reynolds & Hearn, 2000. ISBN 1903111005.
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