Little White Lies (1999)

Aspiring politician Mark Lynch (Andrew McFarlane), has it all. His wife Ellie (Mimi Rogers), is smart and attractive; he has a perfect family and a beautiful home... See full synopsis »

Director:

Pauline Chan

Writers:

Henry Tefay, Kee Young

Stars:

Mimi Rogers, Andrew McFarlane, Temuera Morrison

1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Mimi Rogers	...	Ellie
Andrew McFarlane	...	Mark Lynch
Temuera Morrison	...	Tim
Nicholas Hope	...	Barrett
Linda Cropper	...	Tessler
Robert Coleby	...	Kuhl
Lisa Patrick	...	Isabelle
Nina Henderson	...	Nicole
Craig Marriott	...	Charlie
Enrico Mammarella	...	David
Gael Ballantyne	...	Liz
Ivanka Sokol	...	Helen
Jennifer Congram	...	Gaspari
Peter Kent	...	Fisk
John Heywood	...	Inspector Rosen

Storyline

Aspiring politician Mark Lynch (Andrew McFarlane), has it all. His wife Ellie (Mimi Rogers), is smart and attractive; he has a perfect family and a beautiful home... See full synopsis »

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Plot Keywords:

australia | blackmail | family relationships | police | wealth | 

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Genres:

Crime | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

20 May 1999 (Sweden)

Also Known As:

Eine Frau schlägt zurück

Filming Locations:

Queensland, Australia

Company Credits

Production Co:

Film Queensland, John Sexton Productions, Network Ten

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Boring blackmail with a twist.....

Mimi Rogers plays a high flying 'supermom' who relieves the stresses of being married to an aspiring politician (Andrew McFarlane) by repotting plants in her glasshouse whilst smoking. (Need I remind any of you that this is not a good idea, seeing as potting mix is full of nasties that can be deadly when ingested...)

The only thing that kept me going through this movie was the occasional glimpses of Ms. Rogers amazing huge bazoongas (sadly, clothed).

Anyway, blackmail, bla, bla, bla, by the character Tim (Tumera Morrison of 'Once Were Warriors' fame)and a couple of boring twists.

One fact that interested me about this movie was that it was shot in my home town of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia which made it slightly more bearable to watch.

Anyways, after you've caught a good look at Ms. Rogers bazoongas, change the channel.