Knight Moves
"In a game of life and death... one wrong move could be his last..."
Originally released in 1992. Knight Moves is a mystery/thriller film. directed by Carl Schenkel.
Starring Christopher Lambert, Diane Lane, and Tom Skerritt
Synopsis
A chess grandmaster is in a big tournament, and when his lover is found painted up and the blood drained out of her body he becomes a chief suspect. After he gets a call from the killer urging him to try and figure out the game, he cooperates with police and a psychologist to try and catch the killer, but doubts linger about the grandmaster's innocence as the string of grisly murders continues.
Quick Facts
Director
Top Cast
Christopher Lambert
as Peter Sanderson
Diane Lane
as Kathy Sheppard
Tom Skerritt
as Frank Sedman
Daniel Baldwin
as Andy Wagner
Ferdy Mayne
as Jeremy Edmonds
Don Thompson
as Father
Megan Leitch
as Mother
Katharine Isabelle
as Erica Sanderson
Arthur Brauss
as Viktor Yurillvich
Kehli O'Byrne
as Debi Rutlege
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Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- EN
- Budget
- $9,000,000
- Revenue
- $923,418
Production Companies
- Cineplex Odeon Films
- Cinevox Filmproduktion
- Ink Slinger Productions
- Knight Moves Productions
- Lamb Bear Entertainment
- Interstar
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Knight Moves about?
A chess grandmaster is in a big tournament, and when his lover is found painted up and the blood drained out of her body he becomes a chief suspect. After he gets a call from the killer urging him ...
Who directed Knight Moves?
Knight Moves was directed by Carl Schenkel.
How long is Knight Moves?
Knight Moves has a runtime of 1 hours and 56 minutes (116 minutes total).
When was Knight Moves released?
Knight Moves was released on January 14, 1992 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Knight Moves?
The main cast of Knight Moves includes Christopher Lambert, Diane Lane, Tom Skerritt, Daniel Baldwin, Ferdy Mayne.
Is Knight Moves worth watching?
Knight Moves has a user rating of 5.8/10 based on 234 reviews, indicating mixed reception from audiences.