Between Truth and Lies (TV 2006)A psychiatrist tries to protect her daughter from an obsessive psychopath. Director:John BradshawWriter:Paul B. Margolis |
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Between Truth and Lies (TV 2006)A psychiatrist tries to protect her daughter from an obsessive psychopath. Director:John BradshawWriter:Paul B. Margolis |
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| Mariel Hemingway | ... |
Dr. Claire Parker
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| Jonathan Watton | ... |
John Walters
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| Maggie Castle | ... |
Emily Parker
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Waneta Storms | ... |
Dana
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| Ted Whittall | ... |
Michael
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| Morgan Kelly | ... |
Tony Roth
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| Dree Hemingway | ... |
Lisa
(as Dree Crisman)
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| Conrad Coates | ... |
Det. Lopez
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| Lynne Griffin | ... |
Ruth Muhike
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Janet Land | ... |
Principal
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| Caroline Redekopp | ... |
Socialite
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| Ashton Doudelet | ... |
Adam
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| Jennifer Steede | ... |
Hooker
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| Garen Boyajian | ... |
Steve Wright
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| Paul Sun-Hyung Lee | ... |
D.A. Lee
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A psychiatrist tries to protect her daughter from an obsessive psychopath.
This is one of the worst I've ever seen, on TV, on DVD or on the big screen. The story is completely implausible. Mariel Hemingway plays a psychotherapist. She badly overacts, especially toward the end. She also looks more than ever like a man in drag. The story has Mariel confiding in a psychopath patient about her problems with her teen-aged daughter. This just would never happen, unless the therapist was totally incompetent. The whole thing was just poorly done. Poorly written, poorly directed and the performances were just awful. Even the make-up and hairstyles left much to be desired. If I had paid money to see this one I would have demanded a refund after sitting through the first 30 minutes.