Fashion Victim

Fashion Victim

3.6

Jan 01 2008

2h 30m

Thriller

Andrew Cunanan started his murderous spree in Minnesota, continued through Chicago, and despite being the subject of an intense manhunt, was able to kill fashion great Gianni Versace, in Miami, before killing himself.

Jonathon Trent

Jonathon Trent

Andrew Cunanan

Robert Miano

Robert Miano

Gianni Versace

James C. Burns

James C. Burns

Harry Spalding

Stacey Dash

Stacey Dash

Cara Wheeler

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