Second to Die (2002)When Sara Morgan marries her wealthy fiancé, she soon realizes that there's no truth in the old saying that money can buy happiness... See full synopsis » Director:Brad Marlowe |
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Second to Die (2002)When Sara Morgan marries her wealthy fiancé, she soon realizes that there's no truth in the old saying that money can buy happiness... See full synopsis » Director:Brad Marlowe |
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| Erika Eleniak | ... |
Sara Morgan Bratchett Scucello
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| Jerry Kroll | ... |
Raymond 'Scooch' Scucello
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| Colleen Camp | ... |
Cynthia
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Kimberly Rowe | ... |
Amber
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| John Wesley Shipp | ... |
Jim Bratchett
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Jf Pryor | ... |
Zed
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Amy Beth Reece | ... |
Det. McCoury
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| Paul Winfield | ... |
Detective Grady
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| Margaret Avery | ... |
Insurance Agent
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| Jackie O'Brien | ... |
Thelma
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Brooke Davis | ... |
Nikki Bratchett
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Rebecca Reese | ... |
Jasmine
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| Marshall R. Teague | ... |
Captain Burris
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| Lorna Scott | ... |
Acting Coach
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When Sara Morgan marries her wealthy fiancé, she soon realizes that there's no truth in the old saying that money can buy happiness... See full synopsis »
We're talking about a low budget film, and it's understandable that there are some weaknesses (no spoilers: one sudden explosives expert and one meaningless alcoholic); but in general the story keeps you interested, most of the characters are likable and there are some original situations.
I really like films that surprise you with some people that are not who they want you to believe and then twist and turn the plot ... I applaud this one on that.
If you know what I mean, try to see also "Nueve Reinas" (Nine Queens) a film from Argentina.