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Deception

1993·1h 30m·PG-13
MysteryThriller
IMDb Rating
★ 5.0/10
2,738 votes

After her businessman husband dies suspiciously in a Mexican plane crash, his widow begins to investigate his labyrinthine financial dealings, not all of which are legal.

Deception is a 1993 mystery thriller movie directed by Graeme Clifford, starring Andie MacDowell, Liam Neeson, Viggo Mortensen. It holds an IMDb rating of 5.0/10 from 2,738 votes and runs 1h 30m.

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Director
Graeme Clifford
Stars
Andie MacDowell
Liam Neeson
Viggo Mortensen
Jack Thompson
Details
1993-10-29
90 min
Movie
PG-13
★ United States, Japan, Mexico, United Kingdom
★ English, Arabic, Spanish
Keywords
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