Nothing But the Truth (TV 1995)A polygraph examiner has an affair with a murder suspect after her test clears him, but new evidence then suggests that he's guilty after all. Director:Michael SwitzerWriter:Matt Dorff |
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Jill Ross
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Dr. Peter Clayman
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'Mack' McCarthy
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Det. Vernon Jones
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Susie Marsh
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Joey
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Flora
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Joe Minjares | ... |
Sam Mitchell
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Simone Gideon
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Michael Marich | ... |
Della's Boyfriend
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Male Student
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Hostess
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José Rey | ... |
Final Suspect
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Elexa Williams | ... |
Female Student
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In a small town, a polygraph examiner learns that a doctor she's just met is the prime suspect in a sex murder. She administers a polygraph test which clears him, and they proceed to have an affair. But then a witness places him at the murder scene, and he's found to have concealed being a suspect in a previous murder elsewhere. The evidence mounts, the doctor is arrested, and the woman tries to keep believing in him and find the evidence that will clear him. Written by Anonymous
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23 May 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Not a bad movie really, just a little slow in parts. You will feel like you have seen this movie before, but you will not be able to guess who the killer is until about 5 minutes before the main character does. Even in that scene, there are some cues to make you doubt her wisdom. Good for a rainy day viewing (which is the circumstances I saw it under). Also, the male characters are 2 dimensional, although the main woman character (the polygraph examiner) is a fully realized and nicely acted character.