A Sister's Revenge (2013)

A restaurateur has it all--a successful business, a beautiful house and a loving family--until a ravishing femme fatale with stiletto heels and an axe to grind walks into his life.

Director:

Curtis Crawford

Writer:

John Serge

Stars:

Brooke Burns, Tim Rozon, Ashley Jones

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Brooke Burns	...	Suzanne Dell
Tim Rozon	...	Michael Miller
Ashley Jones	...	Catherine Miller
Rebecca Amzallag	...	Gwen
Ken Proulx	...	Chuck
Peter J. Gray	...	Dylan (as Peter Gray)
Brittany Adams	...	Marci
Joe Marques	...	Jimmy
Allison Busner	...	Ariel
John Serge	...	Bank Manager
Daniel Simpson	...	Detective Karn
Cinthia Burke	...	Doctor
Hamza Haq	...	Restaurant Worker
Kate Drummond	...	Jennifer
Caitlin Pasquet	...	Amber

Storyline

In Philadelphia, former ladies man Michael Miller has settled down having married the love of his life, the former Catherine Kearney, the two who have an infant son, Evan Miller. Michael, however, is rarely home as he tries to make a go of his new restaurant, Michael's Bar and Grill. Despite the restaurant being the in place to go in the city and it being packed, one small issue after another with the restaurant is bleeding Michael financially. The latest such issue is his sole hostess, Amber, not showing up for a shift, it not until several hours and several necessary comps to customers for the inconvenience later that he finds out that Amber has broken her leg in an accident, and will be out of commission for a couple of months. Michael is able easily to find who seems to be the perfect replacement for Amber, Suzanne Dell, she new to the city, beautiful and personable, and who is only looking for a temporary job while she works on growing her personal training clientele. Suzanne is ...

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Genres:

Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 April 2013 (USA)

Also Known As:

A Sister's Revenge

Filming Locations:

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Capital Productions 8 (SV), Reel One Films 3

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Not bad... But..,

Okay. This is a pretty good nail biter even though it has all the stereotypes of the genre...perfect housewife...sexpot villain...good looking but shallow and sneaky husband...predictable ending. Gone With The Wind it ain't but it still was better on a snowy Sunday night than ploughing the driveway. But once again we have a film made in Canada and subsidized by the Canadian, Ontario and Quebec governments that is set in Philadelphia.(!!!) We prostitute ourselves repeatedly this way because with the remarkable inferiority complex of the Canadian film industry, we convince ourselves that nobody will watch a movie set in Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver or wherever. We create a few jobs for Canadian film editors, honey wagon drivers and second rate actors that way, but do nothing to enhance our national image. As a taxpayer in Ontario, why am I promoting Philadelphia?