Jesse Stone: Benefit of the Doubt 2012
Directed by Robert Harmon
- Drama, Thriller, Crime, Mystery
- 87 min
- PG-13
Jesse finds himself struggling to get his job back as the Paradise police chief, and he is forced to rely on his cop intuition to sort through a maze of misleading clues and hidden meanings as he attempts to solve a shocking and horrifying mob-related double homicide.
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Classical in form, contemporary, grave and earnest.
- classical in formformally daring
- contemporarynostalgic
- gravecomic
- earnestironic
- unpretentiousprestige
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- Renoon TMDB · Oct 20167/10
**The one man force.** The eighth film in the Jesse Stone series based upon the characters created by Robert B. Parker. If you had read all my previous reviews of this series, you would know how much I'm looking forward for this. Not like I'm happy with the series to continue, but the last couple of films were below par than usual Jesse films. Like always, I went for it expecting the series could get better, and does it fulfill my desire? I won't say it did, but surely a decent one. It had the opportunity to become much better than that, but it was the story, like they wanted to start off again from the scratch. So it was kind of a refresher in the series, there's big changes you would find from the very first scene itself. Jesse received his PPD cap, that mean he's back, but he's the only one left in the force. This time he brought in to investigate the death of his rival in the department. He also has a strong back from the town council, as well as from his Boston boss. So this is an important case for everyone, particularly for Jesse to get back like he always say this is his last stop. This is not a detached story, I mean not some new characters comes in, commits crime and got
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Cast
- Tom SelleckJesse Stone
- Kathy BakerRose Gammon
- Kohl SudduthLuther 'Suitcase' Simpson
- Gloria ReubenThelma Gleffey
- Stephen McHattieCommander Healy
- William SadlerGino Fish
- Robert CarradineArthur Gallery
- Jeff GeddisWilliam Butler
- Saul RubinekHasty Hathaway
- William DevaneDr. Dix
Crew
- Robert HarmonDirector
- Tom SelleckScreenplay
- Michael BrandmanScreenplay
- David GribbleDirector of Photography
- Steven CohenEditor
- Steven J. BrandmanProducer
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Jesse Stone: Innocents Lost 201189% alikeBoth classical in form, contemporary, earnest.
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The Padre 201884% alikeBoth classical in form, contemporary, grave.
Jesse Stone: Thin Ice 200984% alikeBoth contemporary, classical in form, earnest.
Jesse Stone: No Remorse 201084% alikeBoth contemporary, classical in form, earnest.
Dream House 201183% alikeBoth contemporary, grave, classical in form.
The Crimes That Bind 201883% alikeBoth grave, classical in form, earnest.
Jesse Stone: Death in Paradise 200683% alikeBoth classical in form, contemporary, earnest.
Unforgettable 201184% alikeTelevision · Both contemporary, earnest, classical in form.
The Finder 201284% alikeTelevision · Both contemporary, classical in form, grave.
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