Dark Holiday Explained

Genre:	Drama Thriller
Director:	Lou Antonio
Starring:	Lee Remick Norma Aleandro Tony Goldwyn Pamela Kosh
Theme Music Composer:	Paul Chihara
Country:	United States
Language:	English
Executive Producer:	Lou Antonio
Producer:	Peter Nelson
Location:	West Virginia
Cinematography:	Larry Pizer
Editor:	Gary Griffin
Runtime:	100 min.
Company:	Peter Nelson-Lou Antonio Productions Finnegan/Pinchuk Productions Orion Television
Network:	NBC

Dark Holiday is a 1989 American TV movie starring Lee Remick. It was Remick's last performance.^[1]

Plot

An American tourist winds up in a Turkish prison.

Cast

• Lee Remick as Gene LePere
• Norma Aleandro as Isha
• Tony Goldwyn as Ken Horton
• Roy Thinnes as Jimmy
• John Standing as Charnaud
• Jim Antonio as Edwin Kant
• Kim Lonsdale as Nancy Hurst
• Ian Abercrombie as Captain
• Tuck Milligan as Andrews
• Vachik Mangassarian as Customs Chief
• Hildy Brooks as Young woman
• Pamela Kosh as Connie Devon
• Sirri Murad as Judge
• Anne Cooper as Marie
• Efrat Lavie as Curator
• Sharon Barr as Hikmet
• Tracy Kolis as Mother with baby
• Richard Assad as Customs Man
• Irene Roseen as Travel Agent
• Shaun Toub as Prison soldier
• Reva Rose as American woman

External links

• • • Dark Holiday at the British Film Institute

Notes and References

1. TV REVIEW Lee Remick Wakes Up to Traveler's Worst Nightmare in `Dark Holiday': [Home Edition]Loynd, Ray. Los Angeles Times 1 May 1989: 8.