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Martha Behind Bars (TV 2005)A dramatization of Martha Stewart's recent trial, and her subsequent five-month prison sentence. Director:Eric BrossWriter:Charles F. Bohl |
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| Cybill Shepherd | ... | ||
| Gale Harold | ... | ||
| Sabine Singh | ... | ||
| Jonathan Higgins | ... | ||
| Alan C. Peterson | ... | ||
| David Alpay | ... | ||
| Julie Khaner | ... |
Mariana Pasternak
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| Lori Hallier | ... | ||
| Jackie Burroughs | ... | ||
| Alec McClure | ... | ||
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Deborah Tennant | ... | |
| Robert Verlaque | ... | ||
| Kyra Harper | ... | ||
| Karen LeBlanc | ... |
Joanne
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Karen Robinson | ... | |
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A dramatization of Martha Stewart's recent trial, and her subsequent five-month prison sentence.
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25 September 2005 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
L'ambition d'une femme See more »Company Credits
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Martha Stewart: [screaming at camera crew] *Where* is my favorite serrated carving knife?See more »
CBS's schedule was thrown off by the football game last night, so I didn't get in on this from the beginning. And I have yet to see the first installment in the Martha saga. But I liked this made-for-TV movie well enough. There are a couple of scenes in the prison that make it worthwhile. I am thinking particularly of the ones in the mess room and those involving the Christmas decoration contest. The sweater her fellow cons present to Martha as she's leaving the prison is priceless. As an actress, Cybil Shepherd is far better suited to the scenes in prison than to those in the corporate boardroom, a thought she'd probably sympathize with. The supporting cast is first-rate. Don't expect to learn a lot about what makes Martha tick, but, if you like Cybil Shepherd, or Martha Stewart for that matter, this should interest you.