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Tick Tock (2000)Two women plot to murder one's husband for his money by tricking a patsy to do the deed for them. Director:Kevin TenneyWriter:Kevin Tenney |
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Title: Tick Tock (2000)
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Rachel Avery
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Carla
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Travis Brewer
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| John Ratzenberger | ... |
Clay Fairfield, P. I.
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| David Dukes | ... |
Holden Avery
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| Hedy Burress | ... |
Anne Avery
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Ian Barford | ... |
Deputy
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Rachel plans with her partner-in-crime Carla to murder Rachel's wealthy husband for his money through a complex plot of blackmail, seduction, and brutality involving a cowboy named Travis who may or may not be on to the ladies plan. Written by Anonymous
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Rated R for violence, sexuality/nudity and some language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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18 September 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I caught this on the Lifetime Movie Network and watched it because Megan Ward of "General Hospital" was in it. It's a pretty clever story with the device of showing the actions of a certain character, then showing a clock moving backwards and showing the actions of another character leading up to the same point. The movie has quite a few interesting twists.
The acting isn't much, and obviously the budget wasn't very big - the biggest name here is David Dukes, who plays Ward's wealthy husband. He doesn't have much to do, and it's surprising that he took the role. Apparently this was a feature film, which I find hard to believe - maybe it went straight to video. It's a strictly TV cast, particularly Ward and Linden Ashby.
If you see it's on and you like mystery and suspense films, you'll probably like it. Or you might want to rent it because the sex stuff is cut on TV.