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Untraceable

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A secret service agent, Jennifer Marsh, gets caught in a very personal and deadly cat-and-mouse game with a serial killer who knows that people (being what they are - both curious and drawn to the dark side of things) will log onto an "untraceable" website where he conducts violent and painful murders LIVE on the net. The more people who log on and enter the website, the quicker and more violently the victim dies.

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Cast & Crew See All

Diane Lane
Jennifer Marsh
Colin Hanks
Griffin Dowd
Joseph Cross
Owen Reilly

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Untraceable
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Untraceable (English Trailer 1)
2:26
Untraceable: Our House Is In The Computer
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Untraceable: Who Is This Guy
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Untraceable: On The Broadway Bridge
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Untraceable: Featurette
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Awards

  • 2008 - Golden Trailer - Best Thriller Poster - winner

Latest News See All

Box Office: Spartans Draw First Blood, Beats Rambo

Twentieth Century Fox's The Spartans not only had 300's number, but John Rambo's, too, topping the weekend box office with an estimated $18.7 million. Rambo (aka "First Blood Part 4," technically, or at least "Rambo III") drew $18.2 mil, in a weekend that was up 32 percent versus a year ago (when Fox's Epic Movie spoof ruled).Rounding out the top five were 27 Dresses ($13.6 million), last week's champ Cloverfield (plunging 68 percent, adding just $12.7 mil) and Diane Lane's Untraceable ($11.2 mil).

Mon, Jan 28, 2008
Box Office: Spartans Draw First Blood, Beats Rambo

Colin Hanks and Diane Lane at Untraceable Premiere

At Tuesday's premiere of Untraceable at the Silver Screen Theatre in West Hollywood's Pacific Design Center, Colin Hanks was handling Greek worry beads on the red carpet, an item his character in the thriller could have made use of. "They're just a nice way to fidget," he said by way of explanation. Just back from Sundance, Hanks was all smiles about the reception of The Great Buck Howard, a film he recently completed with his father, Academy Award winner Tom Hanks.Another smile brought on by a combination of family and Oscars was that on Diane Lane's face. "I just kind of smiled very smugly and said, 'I knew it!'" she told reporters of hearing about the Oscar nomination for No Country for Old Men in which her husband, Josh Brolin, stars. Plans for celebrating the nomination are already in the works. "We're going to have a nice dinner," she said. "An elegant, quiet, romantic evening." – Bekah Wright

Thu, Jan 24, 2008
Colin Hanks and Diane Lane at Untraceable Premiere