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Mar 4, 1992 · Quicksand: No Escape: Directed by Michael Pressman. With Donald Sutherland, Tim Matheson, Jay Acovone, Timothy Carhart. A hard-working architect is pulled into intrigue when his wife hires a private investigator to make sure he's just working late.
Quicksand: No Escape is a 1992 American thriller television film directed by Michael Pressman starring Donald Sutherland, Tim Matheson, and Felicity Huffman. Kaley Cuoco appears in her debut role.
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An ex-policeman private eye (Donald Sutherland) blackmails a Los Angeles architect (Tim Matheson) after framing him for murder.
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When architect Scott Reinhardt (Tim Matheson) discovers from his business partner that the latter has bribed a public official with company funds in order to gain a lucrative contract for their young firm, honourable Reinhardt vigorously protests to no avail, soon finding his life reshaped with fearful uncertainties following the bountiful but ...
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Jul 24, 2007 · In this thriller, the idyllic life of an upstanding architect is nearly destroyed when his partner attempts to corrupt a city official. When murder ensues, the architect must evade the prying eye of a sleazeball detective. Starring Donald Sutherland, Tim Matheson, Felicity Huffman.
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When an architect's wife suspects he's having an affair, she hires a sleazy private detective who tries to frame him for murder.
A hard-working architect is pulled into intrigue when his wife hires a private investigator to make sure he's just working late. The private eye sees...
Mar 4, 1992 · A hard-working architect is pulled into intrigue when his wife hires a private investigator to make sure he's just working late. The private eye sees an opportunity to frame him for a murder instead.
