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Cast overview: | |||
Alexandra Paul | ... | Cheryl | |
Michael Riley | ... | Kurt | |
Bruce Boxleitner | ... | Gregory | |
Annie Bovaird | ... | Emily | |
Chuck Shamata | ... | Russo | |
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Sophie Gendron | ... | Taylor |
Barry Flatman | ... | Uncle Theo | |
Corinne Conley | ... | Grandma Wilton | |
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Jane Wheeler | ... | Dr. Marshall |
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Lorraine Ansell | ... | Detective Morrison |
Andreas Apergis | ... | Will | |
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Tori Hammond | ... | Lab Nurse |
Peter Michael Dillon | ... | Jack (as Peter Dillon) | |
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Victor Cornfoot | ... | Carlton |
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Keara Johnston | ... | Michelle |
When Cheryl discovers that her daughter Emily has leukemia, she's forced to ask her ex-husband Kurt, a shady ex-con, for a bone-marrow donation that could save Emily's life. But Kurt won't give it up easily, and Cheryl finds herself drawn further and further into her ex's dangerous world in hopes of helping Emily. Will she be able to save her daughter without jeopardizing her own life? Written by Anonymous
First, let us try to say some nice things about SAVING EMILY. Annie Bovaird is fine as the cute kid in the title role. Bruce Boxleitner is OK as the concerned male head of household. Keara Johnston is eye catching in her first supporting part. Michael Riley pulls no punches playing the psycho/weirdo ex-hubby. And... OK, that is about all there is.
SAVING EMILY is laughably bad. Very bad. Several questions beg to be asked: Why would Mr. Big ever trust the psycho with $600,000 in the first place? Why would Mr. Big ever bother to physically go to a murder scene? If Emily needs to be saved, then why in the world was Uncle Theo not tested to see if he would be a match?! How could the writer have Emily's mother say about the psycho ex-husband, "this time, I trust him" -- two, three, four times -- and not expect the viewers to laugh?
Saving Emily is pretty hopeless.