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Boston Strangler
- Chuck MacLean
- Set Up
- 2014
- Black List
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Market: Mon, 15 Dec 2014Sold: Mon, 15 Dec 2014
Producer: Kevin McCormick
Executive: Aaron Schmidt
Actor: Casey Affleck
AgentJon Cassir, John Campisi, Alexandra Trustman (CAA)
ManagerBen Rowe (Oasis Media Group)
StudioWarner Bros.
ProductionLangley Park Pictures
Producer: Kevin McCormick
Executive: Aaron Schmidt
Actor: Casey Affleck
AgentJon Cassir, John Campisi, Alexandra Trustman (CAA)
ManagerBen Rowe (Oasis Media Group)
StudioWarner Bros.
ProductionLangley Park Pictures
In the 1960s, a determined detective puts his life and career on the line to solve the case of the Boston Strangler.
A determined detective risks everything in search of the Boston Strangler, who proves to be increasingly elusive during the years of the investigation.
A cunning detective will do whatever it takes to track down the REAL Boston strangler and bring him to justice.
Film
Film, Biopic, Crime, Drama, Detective, Criminal, Serial Killer
128
R
High
M
White / European
34
Fit
Seven, Zodiac, Spotlight
1962/Over a few years
streets of Boston, Police station, multiple apartments of various worth financially, military facility, train station, court house, prison
An old woman in her 60s opens the door for a maintenance man saying he needs to fix the pipes. The maintenance man hits her in the head, knocking her out cold, and drags her away.
Detectives FARRON (30s) and SULKO (30s) are introduced at a crime scene making judgements on a case that's not even theirs. It's obvious that the detective in charge at the scene isn't going to investigate it fully due to racial prejudice, the murdered one being a black pimp.
Farron greatly disagrees and a fight breaks out. Sulko warns him not to take things too personally and that it's just "Boston." The superintendent speaks to them about if afterward, scolds them, and places them on a new case involving rape.
They go and check out the crime scene and notice that there was no forcible entry, similar to another rape/murder case. Farron makes the assumption that they are linked, but Sulko warns him not to get too excited.
At Farron's home, his wife is speaking to a priest about her marriage, complaining about how focused Farron is on his job. Later, Sulko comes to Farron's house in the middle of the night, saying that...
Detectives FARRON (30s) and SULKO (30s) are introduced at a crime scene making judgements on a case that's not even theirs. It's obvious that the detective in charge at the scene isn't going to investigate it fully due to racial prejudice, the murdered one being a black pimp.
Farron greatly disagrees and a fight breaks out. Sulko warns him not to take things too personally and that it's just "Boston." The superintendent speaks to them about if afterward, scolds them, and places them on a new case involving rape.
They go and check out the crime scene and notice that there was no forcible entry, similar to another rape/murder case. Farron makes the assumption that they are linked, but Sulko warns him not to get too excited.
At Farron's home, his wife is speaking to a priest about her marriage, complaining about how focused Farron is on his job. Later, Sulko comes to Farron's house in the middle of the night, saying that...