The turbulent tragic teen romance of Michelle Carter and Conrad Roy that shocked the nation.
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Title: Conrad & Michelle: If Words Could Kill (TV Movie 2018)
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| Bella Thorne | ... | Michelle Carter | |
| Austin P. McKenzie | ... | Conrad Roy | |
| Paula Marshall | ... | Lynn Roy | |
| Lydia Meredith | ... | Beverly Roy | |
| Sienna Novikov | ... | Jillian Roy | |
| Rodney Rowland | ... | Conrad's Father | |
| Michelle Borth | ... | Katie Rayburn | |
| Courtney Dietz | ... | Tracy Howe | |
| Kelly Lamor Wilson | ... | Paula Tapman | |
| Alpha Trivette | ... | Judge Lawrence Moniz | |
| Deena Dill | ... | Gail Carter | |
| Josh Randall | ... | Joseph Cataldo | |
| Mel Fair | ... | David Carter | |
| Neve Minor | ... | Eve Carter | |
| Allie McCulloch | ... | Detective Duke | |
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The turbulent tragic teen romance of Michelle Carter and Conrad Roy that shocked the nation.
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The recent tragic story widely covered by the media is vividly brought to the screen in this Lifetime movie. Kudos to Bella Thorne for playing such a hateful character so well. She acts the eating disorder parts well and has an unwell look. Most horrifying is her narcissism which is actually common in lesser degrees in lots of people I know. Austin McKenzie is good at keeping his face down not too depressed. He reminds a bit of Ryan Merriman. It's good they spoke the texts out loud or it would have been hard to read. Wish they didn't intersperse the trial it breaks the momentum. As each attempt passes, Bella really did a great portrayal of a real life monster.
If you want to find out more watch the 20/20 special.