Lies of the Heart: The Story of Laurie Kellogg

TV Movie
1994
TV-14
1h 36m

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5.9/10

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Jennie Garth and Gregory Harrison in Lies of the Heart: The Story of Laurie Kellogg (1994)

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Fact-based made-for-TV movie about Laurie Kellogg, who was accused of murdering her husband Bruce in May 1992; told in flashbacks while she's waiting for her judgment. When she was 16, Lauri... Read allFact-based made-for-TV movie about Laurie Kellogg, who was accused of murdering her husband Bruce in May 1992; told in flashbacks while she's waiting for her judgment. When she was 16, Laurie met Bruce Kellogg, a charming guy 15 years her senior, and soon afterward she moved in w... Read allFact-based made-for-TV movie about Laurie Kellogg, who was accused of murdering her husband Bruce in May 1992; told in flashbacks while she's waiting for her judgment. When she was 16, Laurie met Bruce Kellogg, a charming guy 15 years her senior, and soon afterward she moved in with him, unaware that he had "bought" her from her stepfather for $500. At first, the rela... Read all

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Trivia
Gregory Harrison is the father of Jennie Garth's ex-husband's( Peter fancinelli) fiancé Lily Anne Harrison (Aug 2021)

Quotes
[last lines]
Laurie Kellogg: [narrating] I dreamed of Bruce coming to the prison, that he was going to come and get me. He grabs me right by the hair and walks me out of here telling me that it really irritates him because the dishes weren't done and the laundry was being backed up and that I had things to be doing. What am I doing hanging around doing nothing? And my heart is filled with love. And then I wake up and I remembered he was dead. Marlene was wrong. The jury found me guilty and the judge sentenced me 25 years to life.

Connections
Referenced in Entertainment Tonight: Episode dated 29 July 1993 (1993)

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7/10

Fascinating story

Jennie Garth plays it sweet as a teenage white trash girl who takes up with a married man played by Gregory Harrison. He turns abusive and she gets the neighbourhood teenagers to kill him. Turns out he abused some of the teenaged girls. Who is to blame the kids or her?

The story is a bit fragmented but it's still interesting.

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