A woman is convicted of killing her friend and boyfriend in the heat of passion even though she is defended by a top lawyer. She flees after the trial in order to learn who framed her.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jessica Capshaw | ... | Cassie Stewart | |
Chad Willett | ... | Det. Rudy Shatz | |
Art Hindle | ... | L.G. Mennick | |
Robin Wilcock | ... | Jerry | |
Carlo Mestroni | ... | Det. Getty | |
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Danny Blanco Hall | ... | Rolly Wyker (as Danny Blanco-Hall) |
Tony Calabretta | ... | Lt. Nunzio | |
Sean Tucker | ... | Walter Hobbs | |
Cindy Sampson | ... | Diane Summers | |
Stephan Dubeau | ... | Bobby Rose | |
Mariah Inger | ... | Megyn McCarthy | |
Arthur Holden | ... | Mr. Orick | |
Dorothée Berryman | ... | Christine Mennick | |
Abdul Ayoola | ... | Dancer | |
Tyler Hall | ... | Dasher |
A woman is convicted of killing her friend and boyfriend in the heat of passion even though she is defended by a top lawyer. She flees after the trial in order to learn who framed her.
It is gripping. Great story. Clever dialogue. Superb casting. Surprise ending. Jessica Capshaw and the actor who played her lawyer were totally believable. My husband and I often find crime stories so convoluted with details that it is hard for us to comprehend or to keep up with it. This was easy for us to follow and if it hadn't been for commercials, we would never have left the television! The camera shots were perfect for the drama and the whole story was paced just fast enough to keep us glued to the screen. Would love to watch another film by the same writer. Actually, this would be a great pilot for a series. Fran Watson Richards