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Terminal (1996)
Released By: Artisan Entertainment   Rating: Not Rated   In Theaters: N/A
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Studio: Artisan Entertainment
Genre: Drama
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Director: Larry Elikann
Language: English
Official Website: N/A
Theatrical Release: N/A
Home Video Release: N/A
Cast: Doug Savant, Michael Ironside, Nia Peeples
Published ID: 767697
UPC: 707729133681,
Plot: One of the acknowledged masters of the medical thriller, Robin Cook, co-scripted Terminal. Sean O'Grady (Doug Savant) is an intern who begins to wonder about a supposed miracle cancer cure his hospital is dispensing after a young girl dies from the disease. He must overcome a hostile bureaucracy as well as other doctors who are hiding dangerous secrets. This made for television film was directed by Larry Elikann and features Michael Ironside, Nia Peeples, and former Newsradio cast member Khandi Alexander. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
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MEDICAL MAYHEM
Added 11/14/2004

If you throw credibility to the wind and just enjoy the dark plot of this Robin Cook thriller, you may find TERMINAL an enjoyable little thriller. A high profile medical clinic is gaining attention as it has seemingly found a cure for brain cancer. Enter Doug Savant (Melrose Place) as a young medical student who comes to the clinic on a four month externship. He meets up with former girlfriend (the lovely Nia Peeples), and together they start wondering what is going on. Of course, in any Cook book, you know there's something devious going on. Seems like the cure works for elderly or middle aged rich men, and when a young nurse is killed, the plot thickens. Savant is a Keanu Reeves clone, making his wooden delivery work as part of the character, and Peeples provides a sharp, energetic contrast. Add Jenny O'Hara as the worst nurse since Ms. Ratched; Michael Ironside as the villainous pharmaceutical henchman; Gregg Henry as Savant's not so innocent brother; and Roy Thinnes as a concerned parent, and you have the ingredients for an above average made for t.v. thriller.
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First - rate thriller.
Added 5/22/2003

An exciting film of Robin Cook's novel which works due to the tremendous performances of the two leads, Doug Savant and Nia Peeples.
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