Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jack Wagner | ... | Nick Rawlings | |
Shelley Hack | ... | JoBeth Rawlings | |
Nicole Eggert | ... | Miriam Rawlings | |
Joan Severance | ... | Alison Rawlings | |
Elizabeth Ruscio | ... | Pat Kelsey | |
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Kalen Mills | ... | Eric |
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Mark Nutter | ... | Mitch Burns |
Dennis Letts | ... | Mickey Braddock | |
Garrett Schenck | ... | Bill Wells | |
J.B. Edwards | ... | Harmon Jacobson | |
Michael Halsey | ... | Parking Attendant | |
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Vernon Grote | ... | Tow truck driver |
Jonathan Brent | ... | Desk clerk | |
Doug Jackson | ... | Jeweler | |
Pam Dougherty | ... | Bank manager |
Drama about airline pilot who is married to two separate women in separate towns and who eventually takes on a third wife. Much to his dismay, the separate worlds he lives in begin to collide, and the truth of his womanizing and bigamy begin to come to light. Written by Humberto Amador
This is a pretty good movie starring Jack Wagner as a man who leads different lives, as he is married to Shelly Hack, Joan Severance, and Nicole Eggert! None of the women know about each other--not at first anyway.
I saw this movie on Lifetime Movie Network tonight for the first time since it premiered all the way back in 1996. I mainly watched this because I am a big fan of Joan Severance. It is a good story though, and I believe it is based on a true story.
As another reviewer remarked, the emotional damaged caused by Nick (Wagner) to the women and the child is serious, but the film takes a more light and/or blasé tone to it all. Still, a good effort and worth watching. 8/10.