Last Dance
Last Dance

Last Dance (1996)

5.6 ? May 02, 1996 1h 43m

Overview

Upon taking a new job, young lawyer Rick Hayes is assigned to the clemency case of Cindy Liggett, a woman convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death. As Hayes investigates the background for her case, the two begin to form a deep friendship, while all the while the date for her execution draws nearer.

Genres

Drama Crime

Release Date

May 02, 1996

Rating

5.6 /10

Runtime

1h 43m

Official Trailer from YouTube

Sharon Stone

Sharon Stone

Cindy Liggett

Rob Morrow

Rob Morrow

Rick Hayes

Randy Quaid

Randy Quaid

Sam Burns

Peter Gallagher

Peter Gallagher

John Hayes

Jack Thompson

Jack Thompson

The Governor

Jayne Brook

Jayne Brook

Jill

Pamala Tyson

Pamala Tyson

Linda, Legal Aid Attorney

Skeet Ulrich

Skeet Ulrich

Billy, Cindy's Brother

Don Harvey

Don Harvey

Doug

Diane Sellers

Diane Sellers

Inmate Reggie

Patricia French

Patricia French

Guard Frances

Jeffrey Buckner Ford

Jeffrey Buckner Ford

D.A. Rusk

Dave Hager

Dave Hager

Detective Vollo

Christine Cattell

Christine Cattell

Louise

Peg Allen

Helen

Peggy Walton-Walker

Peggy Walton-Walker

Govenor's Wife

Deena Dill

Deena Dill

Carolyn

Diana Taylor

Etta

Mimi Craven

Mimi Craven

Stripper in Bar

John Cunningham

John Cunningham

William J. McGuire

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5.0/10

Apr 24, 2022

"Rick" (Rob Morrow) is an ambitious young attorney charged with what his bosses hope will be the routinely futile clemency case of "Cindy" (Sharon Stone) who is coming to the end of her wait on death row. Initially, she wants little to do with him, but gradually that relationship not only thaws but thrives as he starts to uncover some flaws that might help. What could have been quite a decent story, here, is really delivered in a by-the-numbers fashion. It is a rather pedestrian mystery that swipes at politics, racism and a general professional cynicism amongst his public service colleagues, but in such a lightweight fashion. Moreover, with the sword of Damocles dangling so perilously, there is a distinct lack of passion here. Stone is inherently limited by her role (being incarcerated) but Morrow is just weak, with a persona that though honest of intent, is really not anywhere near strong enough to carry this above a level of mediocrity that makes it all a bit flat and hollow.

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