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Web of Deception (TV 1994)A forensic psychatrist of the Police Department falls for a fatal attraction that threatens to terminate his marriage, his career and his life. Director:Richard A. CollaWriter:Nevin Schreiner |
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Ellen Benesch
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Lisa Collins | ... |
Corrie Calvin
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Detective Fracinetti
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| Rosalind Chao | ... |
Dr. Sheila Prosser
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Earl Stage
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Dr. Mike Dann
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Anni Long | ... |
Rose Hempel
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| Bradley Whitford | ... |
Larry Lake
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Abigail Van Alyn | ... |
Judge Shinnock
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Detective Helen Geer
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Victor Talmadge | ... |
Dr. Robert Clarke
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L. Peter Callender | ... |
Fred Simonson
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Rebecca Wink | ... |
Leslie White
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Juliette Marshall | ... |
Detective Adrienne Hays
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A forensic psychatrist of the Police Department falls for a fatal attraction that threatens to terminate his marriage, his career and his life. Written by Volker Boehm
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25 April 1994 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Although the entire story hinges on deciding whether an unstable woman was murdered or committed suicide and made it look like she was murdered, little attention is paid to details of her demise. Instead the deceased's deadly infatuation with forensic psychiatrist, Powers Boothe, is played for maximum relationship melodrama. His marriage being on the rocks takes center stage, while criminally inept police work is left unchallenged. In the end, and especially with the ending, one comes away with a feeling that everything that precedes the ridiculous conclusion is simply convoluted nonsense. .............. MERK