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Jesse Stone: En l'absence de preuve

Original title: Stone Cold
  • TV Movie
  • 2005
  • R
  • 1h 27m
IMDb RATING
7.1/10
9K
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Tom Selleck in Jesse Stone: En l'absence de preuve (2005)
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Jesse Stone (Selleck) is a New England police chief investigating a series of murders, in an adaptation of Robert B. Parker's novel.Jesse Stone (Selleck) is a New England police chief investigating a series of murders, in an adaptation of Robert B. Parker's novel.Jesse Stone (Selleck) is a New England police chief investigating a series of murders, in an adaptation of Robert B. Parker's novel.

  • Director
    • Robert Harmon
  • Writers
    • John Fasano
    • Michael Brandman
    • Robert B. Parker
  • Stars
    • Tom Selleck
    • Jane Adams
    • Reg Rogers
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.1/10
    9K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Robert Harmon
    • Writers
      • John Fasano
      • Michael Brandman
      • Robert B. Parker
    • Stars
      • Tom Selleck
      • Jane Adams
      • Reg Rogers
    • 68User reviews
    • 9Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Tom Selleck
    Tom Selleck
    • Jesse Stone
    Jane Adams
    Jane Adams
    • Brianna Lincoln
    Reg Rogers
    Reg Rogers
    • Andrew Lincoln
    Viola Davis
    Viola Davis
    • Molly Crane
    Alexis Dziena
    Alexis Dziena
    • Candace Pennington
    Kohl Sudduth
    Kohl Sudduth
    • Luther 'Suitcase' Simpson
    Polly Shannon
    Polly Shannon
    • Abby Taylor
    Stephen McHattie
    Stephen McHattie
    • Captain Healy
    Shawn Roberts
    Shawn Roberts
    • Bo Marino
    Alex House
    Alex House
    • Kevin Feeney
    Mimi Rogers
    Mimi Rogers
    • Rita Fiore
    Vito Rezza
    Vito Rezza
    • Anthony D'Angelo
    Victoria Snow
    • Margaret Pennington
    Ralph Small
    • Chuck Pennington
    Thomas Gibson
    • Troy Drake
    Tony De Santis
    Tony De Santis
    • Joe Marino
    Sylvia Villagran
    Sylvia Villagran
    • Jenn
    • (voice)
    Chris Killam
    • Kenneth Eisley
    • Director
      • Robert Harmon
    • Writers
      • John Fasano
      • Michael Brandman
      • Robert B. Parker
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    8Billygoat

    Sellick becomes an actor

    Stone Cold is fun to watch not so much for the story as it is for the performances of the ensemble cast. Everyone is good in this. Mimi Rogers was definitely a lot of fun as the older seductress. But most surprising for me is Tom Sellick's transformation into a real actor.

    In the 80's he was always Sellick being Sellick - much like Tom Cruise is always Tom Cruise pretending to be a vampire, a fighter pilot, etc. I first saw Sellick's transformation in "Ike" (or was it "Eisenhower"?). Gone was the high pitched tones at the end of his lines so typical and annoying in Magnum PI and his films from the 80's. In Ike and in Stone Cold it's as if you're watching a different person.

    (Coincidentally, Tom Cruise's work in War of the Worlds also struck me as a breakthrough - something about his performance was more polished and less of the hysterical Cruise mannerisms that irritated me in all of his other movies.) I used to avoid Tom Sellick flicks, but after his last couple of performances, including the brooding old school cop in Stone Cold, I'm actually looking forward to seeing more of him.
    9marksanman

    Enjoyed the Selleck version of Stone Cold

    I am an avid reader, and I seldom enjoy film versions of novels that I have read. It is amazing how Hollywood can take an interesting and exciting book and turn it into total garbage.

    The Jessie Stone novels by Robert Parker are some of my favorites. I prefer them to the Spenser books because the Stone character is more realistic and multi-dimensional than Spenser.

    Having said all that, this adaptation of the Parker book is exceptionally well done. Selleck is perhaps a bit too old to play Stone, but he is the perfect person in all other respects for the job. It has been a while since I read the book, but unlike most other adaptations, this one stays true to the original, and the story survives in the film.

    I was not aware that this movie had even been made until I saw and rented it this afternoon in my local video rental store. It was well worth the price.
    7siderite

    Nice TV movie about big town cop moving to small town

    This is not a police movie. It does have the police chief as the main character and it does present most of the movie investigations and killings and rapes and lawyers, but what it is really about is the personality of Tom Selleck's character.

    I personally like Tom Selleck and I think he could have been a great actor not given his apparent gentleness. I don't see him performing great action roles or emotional roles for the money and the fame, I see him as a quiet guy and probably so do many casting people, although I am sure he would have done great in any of the above roles.

    The film is nicely shot, mixing the cold atmosphere of a small sea shore town with the beautiful scenery and the plot. The 'perps' are not really presented, they are only doing what they do and Tom gets them. He is also developed through actions and not description. His character's coldness and the last name Stone give the (I think unfortunate) name for this film.

    It is a good film.
    7claudio_carvalho

    Simple, Low Paced, Efficient and Realistic Thriller

    In the small town of Paradise, Massachusetts, the experienced Chief of Police Jesse Stone (Tom Selleck) is investigating a murder and a rape case. When a series of murders happen with the same "modus-operandi", Jesse discloses the identity of the killers. However, without the motive, proof or weapon, he has to wait for an opportunity to catch the murderers.

    "Stone Cold' is a surprisingly good thriller, with an efficient direction, cold but beautiful cinematography and excellent screenplay with great lines, situations and characters. The most impressive is that the identities of the killers are disclosed in the very beginning of the film and they do not have a motive for their insane behavior. This simple, low paced and realistic thriller is centered in the dark, flawed and silent character of Jesse Stone, magnificently performed by Tom Selleck. Jesse is a suffered man with a past in Los Angeles, cynical, amoral, with drinking problems, that does not express his real emotions, but with a warm heart and great sense of justice. Mimi Rogers is also amazing in the role of the cynical lawyer Rita Fiore, and in spite of a minor participation, she steals the scenes that she participates. The support cast is stunning and it is impossible and unfair to highlight only a name, since the individual and collective performances are outstanding. This made-for-TV movie is better and better than many feature films. My vote is seven.

    Title (Brazil): "Crimes no Paraíso" ("Crimes in the Paradise")
    7ODDBear

    Tom Selleck in fine form

    A better than average TV-drama/thriller.

    Tom Selleck is marvelous in the role of Jesse Stone, a former Los Angeles cop who, due to drinking problems, has relocated to a small town called Paradise. He has his hands full as two out-of-towners are killing residents simply for the fun of it. It's only a matter of time between things become personal, both for Stone and the killers.

    The character of Jesse Stone makes or breaks a film like this. Fortunately he's a very interesting character and well played by Selleck. Very serious, brooding and a borderline alcoholic but with a good heart, Selleck's Jesse Stone will make you nearly forget you're watching the same guy who played Magnum P.I. As for the story, it's never boring, it's fast paced and somewhat suspenseful but it's somewhat shallow. It could have been longer, it's only just 80 minutes. I actually liked the subplot part of the story better, the one concerning the rape victim.

    Director Harmon effortlessly creates an ominous atmosphere, and the town of Paradise is very well realised. This seaside town is an important character here and will undoubtedly play a part in the sequels.

    All in all a good TV movie with Tom Selleck in top form. I think I'll check out the rest of the Jesse Stone films.

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    • Trivia
      Although 'Stone Cold' was filmed first (2005), you might like to watch 'Night Passage' (2006) first as it is the prequel and shows Jesse's arrival in Paradise. It also makes more sense plot-wise that way around.
    • Goofs
      The bathroom Bo is cornered in is clearly a women's bathroom. There are no urinals and as he knocks open the doors to the stalls, a tampon dispenser can clearly be seen on the wall.
    • Quotes

      Abby Taylor: [to Jessie Stone] Larry, Curly, and Moe want to talk with you.

      Comden: On behalf of the town council, Jim, and Carter, and I thought we ought to get brought up to speed on things.

      Hansen: So, what's really going on?

      Chief Jesse Stone: We have two killings. We're not sure whether it's the same weapon or weapons.

      Hansen: That's all you know?

      Chief Jesse Stone: Correct.

      Hansen: You don't have any clues, nothing?

      Chief Jesse Stone: Correct.

      Jim Burns: Well, hell.

      Comden: I told you he wasn't a talker.

      Hansen: So what do we tell the press?

      Chief Jesse Stone: I like "no comment."

      Comden: Well, what is it you have your officers doing over at the high school?

      Hansen: Maybe you could allocate your personnel a little better.

      Jim Burns: Damn it, don't you talk?

      Chief Jesse Stone: Only when I have something to say.

      Hansen: Couldn't we get this thing resolved quicker with F.B.I. or state help?

      Chief Jesse Stone: The F.B.I. and state police bring the national media. You won't like this town when they're through with it.

      Hansen: Look, we think you should take all the resources you have and concentrate on the killings.

      Chief Jesse Stone: I'm a cop. I've been a cop for a long time. I'm good at it. I know how to do this. You don't.

      Jim Burns: Damn it, we can fire you.

      Chief Jesse Stone: You can. But you can't tell me what to do.

    • Crazy credits
      Opening credits: par · a · dise (par-uh-dis) n. 1. A place of ideal beauty or loveliness. 2. A state of delight. 3. Paradise, Massachusetts (town, FIPS 55520) Location: 42°40677' N, 70°81223' W Population (4587): 25408 (7633 housing units) Area: 17.3 sq. mi. (land), 41.8 sq. mi. (water) Zipcode(s): 02587
    • Connections
      Followed by Jesse Stone: Une ville trop tranquille (2006)

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    • Release date
      • December 9, 2008 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Stone Cold
    • Filming locations
      • Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia, Canada(Anthony Taylor)
    • Production companies
      • Brandman Productions
      • TWS Productions II
      • Sony Pictures Television
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 27m(87 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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