Every Woman's Dream (TV 1996)Director:Steven Schachter |
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Every Woman's Dream (TV 1996)Director:Steven Schachter |
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| Jeff Fahey | ... |
Mitch Parker
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| Kim Cattrall | ... |
Liz Wells
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| DeLane Matthews | ... |
Candy
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Walter Addison | ... |
John Wells
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Judith McConnell | ... |
Barbara Wells
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Felecia M. Bell | ... |
Lauren, Liz's Flatmate
(as Felicia Bell)
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Debra Eisenstadt | ... |
Janice, Mitch's Secretary
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| Paul Linke | ... |
Narrator
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Jay Saussey | ... |
Samantha Age 14
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Alexander Gandar | ... |
Dennis Age 11
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Nicko Vella | ... |
Dennis Age 5
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Judie Douglass | ... |
Merritt Foster
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| John Sumner | ... |
Senator Bob Belding
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John Parker | ... |
Tom Foster
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Grant Tilly | ... |
Phil Dobrowski
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Steven Schachter knows how to tell a story and keep up the appearances of a rich, good-looking man who surprisingly develops into a criminal. Step by step you discover the real Mitch Parker (Jeff Fahey) behind the curtain. Not only he deceives his second wife Liz Wells (Kim Cattrall) by being at the same time in the same town (!) with two women, but also his friends among whom there is a senator (Bob Belding played by John Sumner). The movie keeps up the realistic touch until the end and you feel that the script-writer (Martin Davidson and others based on a novel by Karen Kingsbury) and the director want to deliver us a message: never trust people who talk too well and too much.