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Murder in Monaco

2025·1h 30m·TV-MA
CrimeDocumentary
IMDb Rating
★ 6.5/10
3,541 votes

Monaco, 1999: Billionaire banker Edmond Safra is found dead in his penthouse. The documentary examines the puzzling circumstances surrounding this wealthy financier's murder.

Murder in Monaco is a 2025 crime documentary movie directed by Hodges Usry, starring Ted Maher, Lady Colin Campbell, Isabel Vincent. It holds an IMDb rating of 6.5/10 from 3,541 votes and runs 1h 30m.

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Director
Hodges Usry
Stars
Ted Maher
Lady Colin Campbell
Isabel Vincent
Hodges Usry
Creators
Sam Hobkinson
Details
2025-12-17
90 min
Movie
TV-MA
★ United Kingdom
★ English, French, Italian
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