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My Husband's Secret Life (TV 1998)A policeman's widow (Archer) uncovers corruption within the force after meeting a woman (Alonso) who was tied to her husband's mysterious death. Director:Graeme Clifford |
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Theresa 'Sissy' Sullivan
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| James Russo | ... |
Sal Bianculli
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| Maria Conchita Alonso | ... |
Toni Diaz
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| Marguerite Moreau | ... |
Eileen Sullivan
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| Gerard Plunkett | ... |
Mike McClary
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| Garry Chalk | ... |
Eddie Sullivan
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Henry Beckman | ... |
Christy Sullivan
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Brenda McDonald | ... |
Nellie McClary
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Jake Rossetti
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Andrew McIlroy | ... |
Gordon Groves
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Nathaniel DeVeaux | ... |
Commissioner Andrew Wilkens
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Mayor Joe Levine
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| Dwight McFee | ... |
Charlie
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Kurt Evans | ... |
Waiter
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French Tickner | ... |
Paddy O'Callaghan
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A policeman's widow (Archer) uncovers corruption within the force after meeting a woman (Alonso) who was tied to her husband's mysterious death.
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In the fight against corrupt cops, there's only one secret weapon. The truth.Genres:
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EnglishRelease Date:
8 July 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This TV movie has some ok actors like Anne Archer, James Russo, and Maria Conchita Alonso, but the movie itself is typical of USAesque TV movies. Anne Archer plays a dead cop's wife who finds out some interesting details about her late husband's life. This sets her off on a detective on to uncover the truth.
The relationship between her and her daughter is somewhat comical, just the typical teenage mother-daughter dilemmas mixed in with lower-middle class life struggles. However perhaps the best aspect to the movie are the Long Island accents, particularly Anne Archer's.
The movie is formulaic and cheesy, but it's what you'd expect to get on a Friday night, or Sunday afternoon while you're checking out USA. Overall you should stay away unless you're a connoisseur of TV movies, especially the USA variety.