The Hunt for the Unicorn Killer

The Hunt for the Unicorn Killer is a thriller/drama TV film that first aired in 1999 in two parts. It starred Kevin Anderson, Naomi Watts and Tom Skerritt.

Contents

• Lead and Supporting
• Featured
• Principal
• Rest of cast
• References

Anderson plays 1970s activist and purported Earth Day co-founder Ira Einhorn, who is charged with, and later convicted in absentia of, the murder of his girlfriend Holly Maddux (played by Watts). Skerritt plays Maddux's father, who tries to bring Einhorn to justice. The film was made for NBC Universal studios and aired in 1999 as a four-hour, two-part mini-series.

Lead and Supporting

Kevin Anderson as Ira Einhorn

Tom Skerritt as Fred Maddux

Naomi Watts as Holly Maddux

Kellie Overbey as Meg Maddux

Ruben Santiago-Hudson as Det. Newhouse (as Ruben Santiago Hudson)

Brian Kerwin as Saul Lapidus

Josef Sommer as Corporate Man

Featured

William G. Schilling as Robert Stevens

Albert Schultz as Lucas Rothman

Mimi Kuzyk as Barbra Bronfman

Gregory Itzin as Arlen Specter

Rosemary Murphy as Bea Einhorn

Bill MacDonald as Police Lieutenant

Martin Donovan as Richard DiBenedetto

Wanda Cannon as Liz Maddux

Kristin Booth as Buffy Maddux

Angela Vint as Mary Maddux

Kirby Morrow as John Maddux

Rosemary Dunsmore as Holly's Counselor

Principal

Damir Andrei as Book Editor

Philippe Ayoub as Mitchell Snyder (as Philip Ayoub)

Marcia Bennett as Judge's Secretary

Catherine Blythe as Café Manager

Robert Bockstael as Professor

Nicu Branzea as Andrua Puharich

Ian D. Clark as Denis Weaire

Gina Clayton as Joann DiBenedetto

Matt Cooke as Harry Jay Katz

Susan Coyne as Sandra Rothman

Jon Cubrt as Paul Herre

Yuval Daniel as Uri Geller

Hugo Dann as Investigator #1

Louis Di Bianco as Mayor Frank Rizzo

Martin Doyle as Enquirer Reporter

Reg Dreger as Governor Tom Ridge

Carolyn Dunn as Anika Flodin

Roger Dunn as Harvard Dean

Donna Goodhand as Head D.A.

Ron Hartmann as Judge Foley

Niki Holt as Nina (as Nicole Hughes)

Maggie Huculak as Social Worker

Jeffrey Knight as T.V. Reporter

Louisa Martin as Colette Weaire

Bruce McFee as FBI Supervisor

Deborah Pollitt as Co-Op Worker

Michael Rhoades as Bernard Segal

Elisabeth Rosen as Jean Marie

Richard Sali as Morris Gelman

Kim Schraner as Shelly

Jacques Tourangeau as Dominique Tricaud

Rest of cast

Nicole Underhay as Dorm Roommate

Robin Ward as Debate Moderator

Jennifer Wigmore as Rita Siegel

Kim Roberts as Jury Foreperson

Kim Poirier as Affair Girl (scenes deleted) (uncredited)