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Jesse Stone Thin ice ; No remorse

Jesse Stone Thin ice ; No remorse

DVD 2010

Thin ice : Jesse Stone is shot while moonlighting on a Boston stakeout, leaving his friend fighting for his life and Stone out for justice. Meanwhile, Stone is approached by a broken-hearted mother who is convinced her kidnapped son is still alive. No Remorse : After being suspended, Chief Stone is drawn back into the police force, by a series of murders taking place in Boston.

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Attempted murder Massachusetts Boston Drama
Kidnapping victims Massachusetts Boston Drama
Man-woman relationships Massachusetts Boston Drama
Murder Massachusetts Boston Drama
Undercover operations Massachusetts Boston Drama
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Description:
2 videodiscs (2 hrs., 55 min.) : sound, color, digital ; 4 3/4 in
digital video surround
DVD
video file DVD
Target Audience Note:
Canadian Home Video Rating: PG
Other Title:
Thin ice
No remorse
Robert B. Parker's Jesse Stone : Thin ice
Robert B. Parker's Jesse Stone : No remorse
Notes:
Thin ice originally broadcast in 2009; No remorse originally broadcast in 2010
"Double Feature 2-DVD Set"
Tom Selleck, Kathy Baker, Kohl Sudduth, Leslie Hope, Stephen McHattie, William Sadler, Jessica Hecht, Joanna Miles, Fulvio Cecere, Camryn Manheim, William Devane, Krista Allen
DVD
Closed-captioned
Contents:
Disc 1 : Thin ice
Disc 2 : No remorse
Control Number:
3374641
UPC:
043396361652
Other Authors:
Allen, Krista
Baker, Kathy, 1950-
Brandman Productions, Inc
Brandman, Michael
Brandman, Steven
Cecere, Fulvio, 1960-
Devane, William, 1939-
Harmon, Robert
Hecht, Jessica, 1965-
Hope, Leslie
Kern, Ronni
Manheim, Camryn
McHattie, Stephen
Miles, Joanna, 1940-
Parker, Robert B., 1932-2010
Sadler, William, 1950-
Selleck, Tom, 1945-
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (Firm)
Sony Pictures Television
Sudduth, Kohl
TWS Productions II, Inc
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