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A television film based on the tragic death in 1985 of Nancy Eaton, department store heiress, brutally murdered by her childhood family friend. Based on the book, "A Question of Guilt", by William Scoular and Vivien Green and adapted for the screen by William Scoular, the story explores the nature of good and evil, and how the beautiful 23-year old Nancy Eaton pays the ultimate price for her kindness to a troubled childhood friend. The obsessions and delusions of 17-year-old Andrew Leyshon-Hughes end in a bloody encounter - with devastating effects on two of Canada's wealthiest families. Written by
Betty Palik - Director, Communications at Muse Entertainment Enterprises Inc.
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Rated R for violent images, language, some drug use and sexuality
I too saw this movie by accident while I was waiting for a computer program to load...was hooked 5 minutes into and ended staying up until 3am watching it. Being Canadian I felt a little closer to it as I vaguely remember it but grew up with the name EATON.
I only wish I could watch it again and see the beginning that I didn't get to concentrate on.
I found it to be dark and disturbing with a certain innocence....if that makes any sense.
The acting ranged from fair to very good with Andrew, Nancy and Nancy's mother acting very well.