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The Riverman (2004)

To catch a killer, you must understand evil.

Genre : Crime, Drama, Thriller

Runtime : 1H 31M

Director : Bill Eagles

Synopsis

A series of interviews are conducted with convicted serial killer Ted Bundy in hopes of gaining insight into the Green River Killer who is terrorizing Seattle.

Actors

Bruce Greenwood
Bruce Greenwood
Robert Keppel
Cary Elwes
Cary Elwes
Ted Bundy
Sam Jaeger
Sam Jaeger
Dave Reichert
Sarah Manninen
Sarah Manninen
Georgia Hawkins
Kathleen Quinlan
Kathleen Quinlan
Sande Keppel
David Brown
David Brown
Gary Ridgway
Jeremy Akerman
Jeremy Akerman
Lieutenant Downing
Cindy Sampson
Cindy Sampson
Marisol
Richard Blackburn
Richard Blackburn
Warden Owens
Mark Graham
Mark Graham
Roger
John Dunsworth
John Dunsworth
Haney
Sherry Smith
Sherry Smith
Hazel
Michael Pellerin
Michael Pellerin
Sammy
David Christoffel
David Christoffel
FBI Analyst
Renee Abbott
Renee Abbott
Prostitute
Cassie MacDonald
Cassie MacDonald
Student
John Fulton
John Fulton
Truck Foreman
Sonja O'Hara
Sonja O'Hara
Prostitute
Geordie Brown
Geordie Brown
Mark
Kerry McPherson
Kerry McPherson
Carol
Wanda Taylor
Wanda Taylor
Prostitute

Crews

Bill Eagles
Bill Eagles
Director
Hawk Koch
Hawk Koch
Producer
David Craig
David Craig
Producer
Tom Towler
Tom Towler
Writer
Steve Cosens
Steve Cosens
Director of Photography
Jeff Rona
Jeff Rona
Music
Conrad M. Gonzalez
Conrad M. Gonzalez
Editor
Lynne Whitlock
Lynne Whitlock
Editor
David Hackl
David Hackl
Production Design
Kate Rose
Kate Rose
Costume Design
Deborah Aquila
Deborah Aquila
Casting
Robin D. Cook
Robin D. Cook
Casting
Sheila Lane
Sheila Lane
Casting
Tricia Wood
Tricia Wood
Casting
Joanne Hagen
Joanne Hagen
Script Supervisor
Greg Copeland
Greg Copeland
Producer

Posters and backgrounds

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