Accused at 17 (2009)

A teenager is accused of murdering a classmate and claims that she was framed by her best friend. Her mother must try to find the truth.

Director:

Doug Campbell

Writers:

Ken Sanders (story), Christine Conradt

Stars:

Cynthia Gibb, Nicole Gale Anderson, Janet Montgomery

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Cynthia Gibb	...	Jacqui Madler
Nicole Gale Anderson	...	Bianca Madler
Janet Montgomery	...	Fallyn Werner
Stella Maeve	...	Sarah Patterson
William R. Moses	...	Michael Werner
Barbara Niven	...	Claire Werner
Linden Ashby	...	Detective Reeder
Jason Brooks	...	Trevor Lautten
Lindsay Taylor	...	Dory Holland
Reiley McClendon	...	Chad Voyt
William Stanford Davis	...	Detective Gilson
Shirley Jordan	...	Ellen Walterson
Timi Prulhiere	...	Rita Patterson
Mark S. Porro	...	Clinton Thane Esq. (as Mark Porro)
Jon Mack	...	News Reporter

Storyline

A teenager is accused of murdering a classmate and claims that she was framed by her best friend. Her mother must try to find the truth.

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Plot Keywords:

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 May 2010 (USA)

Also Known As:

Accused at Seventeen

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

First Act Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

The photo of Bianca's father is producer Robert Ballo.

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Goofs

When Dory is in the back of Sarah's car on the way to the "frat party" you see her remove her hair barrette from the right side of her hair and place it on the back seat. Then when they reach their destination she is again wearing the barrette in her hair. Later, Sarah approaches Fallyn at school with the same barrette wrapped in a tissue and tells her that she found it in the back of her car.

User Reviews

If you love crappy lifetime movies...

If horrible lifetime movies are a go-to on a sick day, please don't miss this one! It is standard lifetime crap, but very entertaining nonetheless. If you watch this with others you will get a great peanut gallery going--there are just too many things to laugh about. The dialogue is corny, the plot is unrealistic (I mean really, who would kill someone for chucking a rock at them?), and the acting is pretty over the top. Despite all of this, you will find yourself laughing at the ridiculousness that seeps out of every scene.

What I love most about this movie is Fallyn--the girl looks EXACTLY like Val from "Brink". It is hard to take her seriously when all you can think about is her skating for "x-blades" and getting a milkshake thrown in her face.