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Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story (1993) (TV)
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The third made-for-TV movie detailing the relationship between the Long Island "Lethal Lolita" Amy Fisher (Alyssa Milano) with auto mechanic Joey Buttafuoco (Jack Scalia). Where as the first one (which starred Noelle Parker) detailed Amy Fisher's point of view, the second (which starred Drew Barrymore) detailed the public's point of view, this version details it from the Buttafuoco family's point of view with Joey Buttafuoco playing a shady, straight-arrow family man who becomes the obsession of unbalanced teen Amy Fisher which leads to her to shooting his wife in the head on an August morning in 1992. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Jack Scalia | ... | Joseph 'Joey' Buttafuoco | |
| Alyssa Milano | ... | Amy Fisher | |
| Phyllis Lyons | ... | Mary Jo Buttafuoco | |
| Leo Rossi | ... | Bobby Buttafuoco | |
| J.E. Freeman | ... | Det. Marty Algar | |
| Peter Van Norden | ... | Joey's Attorney | |
| Lawrence Tierney | ... | Joey Buttafucco's Father | |
| Anne De Salvo | |||
| Michael Bowen | ... | Paul Makely | |
| Jack Kehler | ... | Elliot Fisher | |
| Jeff Perry | ... | Amy's Attorney | |
| Georgia Emelin | |||
| Mike Girard Sheehan | ... | Vince Donnelly | |
| Nancy Cassaro | ... | Maria | |
| Nick Corello | ... | Frankie (as Nicky Corello) |
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A depressing tale of a middle-aged man and teen-aged girl who have an affair, presumably, after which the girl shoots the guy's wife in the head, so that the girl and the guy can get married, or at least live together, happily ever after. It's based on the real events surrounding Aimee Fisher and Joey Buttafuco. She's played my Alyssa Milano, in probably her most demanding role, and the car mechanic is Jack Scalia. What a tawdry tale. A narcissistic pedophile and a spoiled pretty nymphomaniac. Lots of sex, intrigue, conflict, some violence, all rather disgusting, which is probably why three independent TV made-for movies about the case hit the TV screens at the same time. This one is definitely from Butaffuco's point of view. The poor guy loves his wife and children (sob) and never touches this succulent nymphet. Fisher is plumply overdeveloped, more than simply enticing, bursting her seams, and she's the aggressor and the liar in the tale. Buttafuco is the innocent victim. Right. No ex coke addicted, pumped up, self-admiring Italian philanderer would dream of laying a paw on this fawning young creature. Man, is he put upon. Our eyes water at the narrative. Aimee lies to her family and tells them that Joey gave her herpes. Then tries to murder his wife. And all this time he's nothing more than a cheerful, loving, family man and upright citizen, aghast at all the terrible things he's accused of. Did he fund this movie? The other two made-fors took quite different points of view, depending on who was backing the production and which particular participant in this disgusting tale was doing the endoresements. Utterly revolting garbage, which the public ate up. Alyssa Milano is a beautiful young woman. Anyone who wants to see her en deshabille should rent "Kiss of the Vampire" or whatever it was, far sexier, and less repugnant simply because it is more mindless. This movie actually has a point of view. It could have skipped the sleazy plot and just shown us Joey pumping iron in a gym and Aimee coupling in some stranger's back seat. An insult to the public viewer, who gobbled it down with relish.