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| Catherine Hicks | ... | ||
| Chris Sarandon | ... | ||
| Alex Vincent | ... | ||
| Brad Dourif | ... |
Charles Lee Ray /
Chucky
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| Dinah Manoff | ... | ||
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Tommy Swerdlow | ... | |
| Jack Colvin | ... | ||
| Neil Giuntoli | ... | ||
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Juan RamÃrez | ... | |
| Alan Wilder | ... | ||
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Richard Baird | ... |
News Reporter at Toy Store
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Ray Oliver | ... |
Dr. Death
(as Raymond Oliver)
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Aaron Osborne | ... | |
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Tyler Hard | ... | |
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Ted Liss | ... | |
When Charles Lee Ray needs to get quick escape from cop Mike Norris, he takes his soul and buries it into playful, seemingly good guy doll Chucky. Little does he know a little boy by the name of Andy Barclay will be the new owner of him soon-to-come. Charles confides in Andy while he commits numerous murders. Once the adults accept Andy's story as truth, it's too late. Written by Kris Hopson <[email protected]>
Well made thriller about a dying serial killer (Brad Doriff) transplanting his soul into a child's play doll. Fast forward now and a mother buys the doll for his son's birthday. Doriff then goes on a killing spree, but after a cop wounds him he finds out that if he stays in the doll's body for too long, he and the doll will become one forever. So he goes after his owner so that he can transfer souls. Highly original premise highlighted by terrific special effects and lots of good one liners and humor.
Rated R; Extreme Violence & Profanity.