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A Face to Kill for (1999) (TV)
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14 April 1999 (USA)
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Accomplished horse trainer is deceived by her husband, unfairly sent to prison, and she re-makes herself and eventually gains revenge. | add synopsis
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Didn't care much for it, I'm afraid
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Crystal Bernard | ... | Allison Bevens | |
| Doug Savant | ... | Virgil | |
| Billy Dean | ... | Sam | |
| Claire Rankin | ... | Julia | |
| Vanessa Paul | ... | Della Rae (as Vanessa Imani Paul) | |
| Bonnie Gallup | ... | Marion | |
| John S. Davies | ... | Leon | |
| Dennis Letts | ... | Buchanan | |
| Patti Yasutake | ... | D.A. Rowland | |
| Barry Corbin | ... | Frank Hadley | |
| Libby Villari | ... | Loretta | |
| Brady Coleman | ... | Dr. Conrad | |
| Robert Lott | ... | Nick (as Robert S. Lott) | |
| Connie Cooper | ... | Kate | |
| Alex Morris | ... | Dick Simmons |
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Makeover (USA) (working title)
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Rated PG-13 for some violence and sensuality.
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Germany:87 min
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Remake of A Face to Die For (1996) (TV)
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My one line summary pretty much says it all. This film has little new to offer. It seems to be about deception and betrayal in the world of horse breeding(or something like that), which I guess is a nice addition(and a rather original one) to a genre dominated by plots about drugs and gun running. Personally, I've always thought the anti-drugs fad(I, myself, have no experiences with any hallucinogenic substances, but I simply don't consider them all that much worse than alcohol or maybe even tobacco products... neither of which I have any personal experiences with, either) that started a decade(or is it two?) ago, with all the villains in action flicks suddenly being drug barons is quite ridiculous. The film just didn't really grab me. I'd say it gently poked at me, instead. The pacing is somewhat unsatisfying. The acting is pretty hammy. I was looking forward to seeing Barry Corbin in something not related to the Red Alert games, but I was disappointed due to his part being small and insignificant. I know that this film was shot on a very tight schedule and on a very small budget, but I still think they could have done at least a little better. I noticed that the director has disowned one of his other movies(credited himself under the pseudonym Alan Smithee). I have to wonder why he didn't do so for this movie as well. All in all, I guess if you're a very big fan of the people involved in making it or the plot appeals to you, it's fair. I, myself, didn't care too much for it. 1/10