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Enough
(2002)
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| | Plot: | An abused woman discovers that the dream man she married isn't who she thought he was. She and her daughter try to escape (aided by her previous boyfriend), but he pursues her relentlessly. Fearing also for the safety of her daughter, she decides that there's only one way out of the marriage: kill him.
| | Cast: | | Jennifer Lopez | Slim Hiller |
| Billy Campbell | Mitch Hiller |
| Tessa Allen | Gracie Hiller |
| Juliette Lewis | Ginny |
| Dan Futterman | Joe |
| Noah Wyle | Robbie |
| Fred Ward | Jupiter |
| Janet Carroll | Mrs. Hiller |
| Bill Cobbs | Jim Toller |
| Christopher Maher | Phil |
| Bruce A. Young | Instructor |
| Bruce French | Homeowner |
| Ruben Madera | Teddy |
| Dan Martin | FBI Agent |
| Jeff Kober | FBI Agent |
| Brent Sexton | FBI Agent |
| Michael P. Byrne | Desk Sergeant |
| Leif Riddell | First Cop |
| David Brokhim | Mustapha |
| Regan Forman | Preschool Director |
| Sandra Nelson | Teacher Betty (as Sandra Nelson Winkler) |
| Lynne Marie Stewart | Waitress |
| Smadar Brener | Receptionist (as Smadar Dishon) |
| Margaret Emery | Jupiter's Blonde Girl |
| Victor McCay | Electronics Store Clerk |
| James Noah | Mr. Hiller |
| Nikki Bokal | Mitch's Young Blonde |
| John O'Brien | Front Desk Clerk |
| Louisa Abernathy | Bank Teller |
| Kerri Higuchi | Ticket Clerk |
| Fern Ward | Soup Server |
| Tanya Fishburn | Mitch's Assistant |
| Brett Baxter Clark | Construction Site Cop (as Brett Clark) |
| William Barillaro | Bus Driver |
| Adeline Allen | Girl Hugging Dad at Airport (uncredited) |
| Jeanne Allen | Girl Hugging Dad at Airport (uncredited) |
| Cabran E. Chamberlain | Tourist (uncredited) |
| Chris Guzzi | Police Officer (uncredited) |
| Jesse King | Groom Family Member (uncredited) |
| Russell Milton | Alex (uncredited) |
| John Papp | Safe House Guest (uncredited) |
| Steven Paul Zsenyuk | Wedding Party Dancer (uncredited) |
| Writing By:
| | Nicholas Kazan | (written by) |
| Produced By:
| | Rob Cowan | producer |
| Jeanney Kim | co-producer |
| E. Bennett Walsh | executive producer |
| Irwin Winkler | producer |
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