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The Stalking of Laurie Show (TV 2000)A teenage girl becomes entangled in a volatile relationship with a pair of high-school lovers. Director:Norma BaileyWriter:Jennifer Salt |
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Title: The Stalking of Laurie Show (TV 2000)
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Cast
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Hazel Show
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| Jennifer Finnigan | ... |
Laurie Show
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| Marnette Patterson | ... |
Michelle Lambert
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Rel Hunt | ... |
Butch Yunkin
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Samantha Gardner
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| Joanne Vannicola | ... |
Tabitha
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Richard Fitzpatrick | ... |
Uncle Jake
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Sandra Caldwell | ... |
Mary Rudolph
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Don Dickinson | ... |
Pete Webster
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Christine
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| Dominic Zamprogna | ... |
Andrew
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Jennifer
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Courtney Hawkrigg | ... |
Paula
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Danny Gardner
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Michael Facciolo | ... |
Kenny
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Popular Michelle meets shy Laurie. Laurie becomes popular herself as a result of her friendship with Michelle. One night, Michelles boyfriend Butch rapes Laurie in a barn. Michelle finds them and wages a campaign against Laurie, starting with phone calls and forwarding to violence with tragic results as Laurie lives in fear that Michelle will kill her. Written by Anonymous
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Teenage jealousies can have deadly consequences.Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
12 December 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Rivals See more »Filming Locations:
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaCompany Credits
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Jaffe/Braunstein Films, March Hare Entertainment, Movie Network, The (TMN) See more »
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This movie was on the TV last night. At first I only wanted to watch because Dawson's mom (Dawson's Creek) plays Laurie's mom, but it proved to be a decent show. All through the movie, I kept thinking: Man, this really happened? No way. It says "True Story" ... Nahh! Couldn't be. Oh, it is then? It's disgusting! If we have to set aside the suspected criminal's human rights to further investigate the problem, let's do it. What happened to Laurie really could have been avoided, the laws just aren't tough enough. It's far worse finding out the hard way that you've had the criminal sitting in the police station before her deed was done and the police couldn't do a thing about it because all you have for evidence is your word over hers. Are there really such horrible people in this World?