No Man of God

No Man of God (2021)

Timing: 1:40 (100 min)

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Release date

2021-08-19

Country

United States

Production

XYZ Films, SpectreVision, Company X

Genre

Crime, Drama, Thriller, History

Budget

$0

Revenue

$215 876

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Director

Amber Sealey

Actors

Elijah Wood, Luke Kirby, Aleksa Palladino, Robert Patrick, W. Earl Brown, Gilbert Owuor, Christian Clemenson, Hugo Armstrong, Nican Robinson, Will Harris
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Scenario

C. Robert Cargill

Producer

Elijah Wood, Kim Sherman, Lisa Whalen, Scott Derrickson, Stacy Jorgensen, Mark Ward, Elisa Lleras, Bill Hagmaier, Allison Baver, Lauren Magura

Operator

Karina Silva

Composer

Clarice Jensen

Artist

Audition

Danielle Aufiero, Amber Horn

Editing

Patrick Nelson Barnes
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• In one scene, Luke Kirby's character (Ted Bundy) asks why Douglas wasn't sent. He is referring to John Douglas, a well-known criminal profiler whose book served as the literary basis for the screenplay. (Profiling is a method used by law enforcement to identify suspects and establish links between crimes that may have been committed by one person or group. It is most often used to find serial killers and rapists, as well as to identify robbers, terrorists, and cybercriminals.)
• The film is based on transcripts of conversations between serial killer Ted Bundy and FBI special agent Bill Hagmeier, dated between 1984 and 1989, as well as the history of the relationship that developed between them in the final years of Bundy's time on death row.
• In one scene, Luke Kirby's character (Ted Bundy) asks why Douglas wasn't sent. He is referring to John Douglas, a well-known criminal profiler whose book served as the literary basis for the screenplay. (Profiling is a method used by law enforcement to identify suspects and establish links between crimes that may have been committed by one person or group. It is most often used to find serial killers and rapists, as well as to identify robbers, terrorists, and cybercriminals.)