McBride: The Chameleon Murder (2005)

McBride takes on the defense of a friend's young co-worker, accused of robbing and murdering a woman who gave him a ride. McBride and Phil discover that the victim had multiple identities - and multiple simultaneous husbands . . .

Director:

Kevin Connor

Writers:

Dean Hargrove (creator), Jeff Peters

Stars:

John Larroquette, Marta DuBois, Matt Lutz

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
John Larroquette	...	Mike McBride
Marta DuBois	...	Sgt. Roberta Hansen (as Marta Dubois)
Matt Lutz	...	Phil Newberry
Devon Gummersall	...	Dudley Banks
Maeve Quinlan	...	Whitney Collier
Dirk Blocker	...	Det. Jake Fitzsimmons
Steven Brand	...	Hanson Collier
John Bishop	...	Wayne Ferguson
Robert Maffia	...	Vincent Karpek
Vanessa Evigan	...	Abigail Kramer
J.C. Brandy	...	Chelsea Robertson (as Justine Brandy)
Bruce Nozick	...	Jerome Harris
Stephen Bridgewater	...	Warren Kimball (as Stephen W. Bridgewater)
Frank Crim	...	Kurt Frankel
David Atkinson	...	Russell

Storyline

McBride takes on the defense of a friend's young co-worker, accused of robbing and murdering a woman who gave him a ride. McBride and Phil discover that the victim had multiple identities - and multiple simultaneous husbands . . .

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Plot Keywords:

suit and tie | latex gloves | medical doctor | jury | judge | 

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Genres:

Drama | Mystery

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Certificate:

TV-PG

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 January 2005 (USA)

Also Known As:

McBride - L'ennemi aux 100 visages

Filming Locations:

Santa Clarita, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Hallmark Entertainment, Alpine Medien Productions, Larry Levinson Productions

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

McBride talks to two FBI agents who are investigating counterfeiting. The FBI does not investigate counterfeit money, the Secret Service does.

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Connections

Followed by McBride: It's Murder, Madam (2005)

User Reviews

To sympathetic for woman that married multiple men

The story starts off with a beautiful blond woman giving a man a ride to his house. She flirts with him and drops him off.

Later she is murdered in her car and the young man is blamed. Her pocket book is found in his house and other things seem to make him look guilty.

McBride represents the young man for a friend of his that works with the man and says there is no way he can murder someone.

McBride and his crew find out 1. The husband of the dead woman is rich and does not seem sad about her death. He is also a womanizer. 2. They find out she has a hotel room in another state and is also married to someone from the mob who is not short of money either. 3. They find out she is married to a third man and is leaving the country with a new wig and passport. 4. She also bought a condo with husbands money who did not know about it.

While McBride is putting these things together and brings up the case in court. He brings about sympathy for the poor murdered woman who was put in different foster homes when she was young and would do anything a man wanted her too.

When you see her in the car the first time with the man she is giving a ride home she is not a man pleaser. She is a man user and uses their money and flirts to get what she wants and offers some sort of service. She married rich men and travels back and forth to different husbands.

So she gets murdered but the sympathy McBride tries to get her that she was adopted, tried to please men is unwarranted.

PS The series is not bad but there is constant music in the background to make the story interesting, it is repetitive and annoying.