Tipline Mysteries: Dial 1 for Murder

TV Movie
2024
TV-PG
1h 24m

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

882

YOUR RATING

Holland Roden and Chris McNally in Tipline Mysteries: Dial 1 for Murder (2024)

Drama Mystery

A cryptic call about a planned jewelry heist draws a Detroit Free Press tipline operator, Maddie Moore, into a dangerous homicide case alongside a newly promoted detective. Starring Holland ... Read allA cryptic call about a planned jewelry heist draws a Detroit Free Press tipline operator, Maddie Moore, into a dangerous homicide case alongside a newly promoted detective. Starring Holland Roden and Chris McNally.A cryptic call about a planned jewelry heist draws a Detroit Free Press tipline operator, Maddie Moore, into a dangerous homicide case alongside a newly promoted detective. Starring Holland Roden and Chris McNally.

Directors
- Cynde Harmon
- Jessica Harmon
Writer
- Christine Conradt
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.6/10

882

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Cynde Harmon
- Jessica Harmon
Writer
- Christine Conradt
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The pin with two crossed keys that Maddie wears above her hotel name tag indicates that she is a member of Les Clefs d'Or ("the keys of gold"); an elite, worldwide group of concierges who are the best of the best at what they do, going above-and-beyond for their guests. Concierge Tony Casemore, played by Dexter Fletcher, wore this pin in the UK TV series Hotel Babylon.

Goofs
At 16:45 when the store owner enters, the street address number can be seen above the door as 115, but when the call comes in over the app to report the robbery, the dispatcher says to go to 1710 Fig St.

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Review

Featured review

6/10

Stop The Focal Fry!

I loved the movie, but couldn't stand to hear the female lead talk. I couldn't understand anything she was saying because of her ridiculous vocal fry. Why do actresses talk like they are straining their voices, resulting in their dialogue sounding like a squeaky pig stuck in a barb wire fence. So many times I just wanted to reach through the TV and hand her a sore throat drop. Why wouldn't the director or sound person say something during filming?! This type of speaking is so freaking annoying, and makes you not want to watch anything with it in it. All actors, please stop the vocal fry! It is not attractive.