And Never Let Her Go (2001) (TV)

Director:

Peter Levin

Writers (WGA):

Adam Greenman (teleplay)
Ann Rule (book)

Release Date:

1 April 2001 (USA)

Genre:

Crime | Drama | Mystery

Tagline:

Falling For Thomas Capano was her first mistake. Trying to leave him would be her last.

Plot:

The true story of a woman's suspicious disappearance after ending an affair with a powerful, married attorney. |

Plot Keywords:

Obsession | Murder | Based On True Story | Based On Book

Cast

Mark Harmon	...	Thomas Capano
Rachel Ward	...	Christine Sheve
Kathryn Morris	...	Anne Marie Fahey
Steven Eckholdt	...	Colm Connolly
Paul Michael Glaser	...	Frank Gugliatta
Olympia Dukakis	...	Marguerite Capano
Rebecca Jenkins	...	Kathleen Fahey-Hosey
Kevin Hicks	...	Brian Fahey
Rick Roberts	...	Daniel Chapman
David Hewlett	...	Gerry Capano
John Furey	...	Louis Capano
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nick Bacon	...	Joey Razler (as Nicholas Bacon)
Marcia Bennett	...	Ruth Boylan
Richard Blackburn	...	Maintenance Worker
Brad Borbridge	...	Bar Patron #1
John Bourgeois	...	David Stanton
Kim Bourne	...	Tom's Secretary
Madeleine Butler	...	Tom Capano's Daughter
Laura Catalano	...	Michelle Capano
Brendan Connor	...	Local Reporter #3
Philip Craig	...	Jim Tough
Marie Cruz	...	Receptionist (as Marie V. Cruz)
Paul De La Rosa	...	Courier
John Dibben	...	O'Friel's Cop
Gene Dinovi	...	Father Donato
Michelle Duquet	...	Kelly Stevens (as Michele Duquet)
Neville Edwards	...	State Trooper
Novie Edwards	...	Lab Technician
Kelly Fiddick	...	T.V. Delivery Man
Wendii Fulford	...	Waitress
Allegra Fulton	...	Eleonor Blanchard
Edgar George	...	Associate
Robert Haley	...	Dr. Connor
Amanda Hancox	...	Kay Capano
Kevin Hare	...	Patrick Hosey
Alli Hicks	...	Nurse
David Huband	...	Michael Longwill
Tammy Isbell	...	Molly Mercer
J.C. Kenny	...	Local Reporter #1
Lawrence King	...	Sam Leone
Tony Meyler	...	Uniformed Raiding Cop
James Millington	...	Mike Demski
Maria Ricossa	...	Gina Caggiano
Jamie Robinson	...	Florist Delivery Man
Robert Squire	...	Phone Cop
Ola Sturik	...	Local Reporter #2
Mung-Ling Tsui	...	Forensic Blood Technician (as Mung Ling Tsui)
Robin Ward	...	Governor Carper
Tracy Waterhouse	...	Ann Connolly
Eric Weinthal	...	Businessman
Jonathan Whittaker	...	Kevin Freel
Scott Wickware	...	Construction Worker

Runtime:

200 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Filming Locations:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Company:

Barbara Lieberman Productions

Goofs:

Continuity: When Rachel Ward was in the restaurant waiting for Mark Harmon both wine glasses are empty but when he arrives both glasses are half full. He precedes to fill the glass and the bottle was almost empty.

Soundtrack:

LIFE HAPPENS

And a must see

To those who have not followed the Anne Marie Fahey Murder case. You are missing out one of the saddest yet complicated murder of all. The murderer is popular Delaware attorney, Tom Capano and the victim is the Delaware Governor's Scheduling Secretary, Anne Marie Fahey. Their relationship was a well-kept secret until her disappearance and murder. She wanted to leave him but he just wouldn't let her go so easily. On the other hand, he had a mistress and a wife and four daughters. Where did he find the time to have two mistresses and a domestic family life? Besides, the case is extremely complicated and fascinating for a four hour mini series. While the actress who plays Ms. Fahey does a fine job, she does not have her dark long hair. His other mistress is definitely more attractive than the actual woman. Mark Harmon is better looking and does an Emmy award winning performance as Tom Capano. It would be better with actual Delaware and Philadelphia locations. With Ann Rule's executive producing, she adds accuracy to Anne Marie's characteristic of organization and her personal battle with an eating disorder. These bits of information might be overlooked by any other executive producer or director. If you have not read the book, it is well worth it. Ann Rule is a fascinating storyteller of true crime. It is ironic that Mark Harmon plays Tom Capano. He also played Ann Rule's former friend and subject, Ted Bundy in an another book adaptation many years ago. He was brilliant then and now. He does an above average job with an amazing story. Even President CLinton offered his assistance in the Anne Marie Fahey case. And now, the former Governor Tom Carper is now the United States Senator for Delaware who defeated longtime, popular incumbent Senator Richard Roth in the November 2000 election. IF you don't think the movie is interesting, then the read Rule's book.