Fundamentalist sect member BeckyLyn is accused of killing her husband. Queenie, another wife in the polygamist sect, doesn't believe BeckyLyn is capable of such violence and desperate to ...
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| Chyler Leigh | ... | Queenie | |
| Matt Czuchry | ... | Jordan | |
| Alexia Fast | ... | Five | |
| Jeff Hephner | ... | Hiram | |
| Patricia Wettig | ... | BeckyLyn | |
| Lara Jean Chorostecki | ... | Ann Eliza | |
| Patrick Garrow | ... | The Prophet | |
| Sarain Boylan | ... | Desert Missy | |
| David Lawrence Brown | ... | Mr. Heber (as Dave Brown) | |
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| Peter Strand Rumpel | ... | Chauncey | |
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Vanessa Holmes | ... | Kimberly Scott |
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Malia Ashley Kerr | ... | Angela Alton (as Malia Kerr) |
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Fundamentalist sect member BeckyLyn is accused of killing her husband. Queenie, another wife in the polygamist sect, doesn't believe BeckyLyn is capable of such violence and desperate to prove her innocence reaches out to her excommunicated son Jordan for help in freeing his mother. Written by phoggy
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13 September 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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In a weird coincidence there is a non-fiction book entitled the Witness Wore Red (2013) by Becky Musser, who was the 19th wife of elderly FLDS prophet Rulon Jeffs. See more »Soundtracks
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It's a good thing that no one pays extra for Lifetime to be included in their cable-channel bundle (do they?) because this film was a complete waste of time -- it was 87 minutes that I'll never get back, and I'm not happy about it.
This adaptation of a novel ignored one key aspect of its source material: the sexual orientation of Jordan, the Matt Czuchry character. Although the adaptation did not completely disrespect the novel by, say, having Jordan as a love interest for his old friend, Queenie, I think it would have added something significant to the story to have this woven into the narrative.
Even ignoring the mismatch between novel and film on that dimension, other key elements of the story are just barely credible. How many times does Hiram tell his wife Queenie to mind her own business and stay away from Jordan, only for her to show up quite openly in the very next scene with Jordan, definitely not minding her own business? And who else thought it was completely unrealistic that a 16-year-old girl (Five) with no access to the outside world would, over the span of just a month, run away to Vegas, then come back to a nearby town (well, 50 miles away) and work in a coffee shop, periodically sneaking back to Mesadale to visit her mother?
I guess it was a coup for Lifetime to get Czuchry before "The Good Wife" became popular, but no amount of his charm and acting skill can save this.