Love, Lies And Murder (1991)

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Love, Lies and Murder is based on a true story that began its tragic unspooling on March 19, 1985 in Garden Grove, California. 23-year-old wife and mother Linda Brown is murdered. She leaves behind her computer-consultant husband Clancy Brown, her 17-year-old sister (Sheryl Lee), a 14-year-old… More Love, Lies and Murder is based on a true story that began its tragic unspooling on March 19, 1985 in Garden Grove, California. 23-year-old wife and mother Linda Brown is murdered. She leaves behind her computer-consultant husband Clancy Brown, her 17-year-old sister (Sheryl Lee), a 14-year-old stepdaughter (Moira Kelly) from her husband's previous marriage, and an 8-month-old infant. When police investigate, the stepdaughter confesses to the killing. This closes the case--until Mr. Brown callously marries his late wife's sister, and doubts begin to stir as to whether or not the stepdaughter was coerced into confessing. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: PG-13, 3 hr. 10 min.
Directed By: Robert Markowitz
Genres: Mystery & Suspense, Drama

In Theaters: Jun 1, 1991 Wide
On DVD: Jan 27, 1993
Studio: Republic Pictures Home Video

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Based on a true story about a man who convinces his sister-in-law and daughter to help kill his wife. David Brown, a man who the judge deems is worse than Charles Manson, is convincingly and frighteningly played by Clancy Brown. The movie runs about 4 hours, but it starts with a… More
Based on a true story about a man who convinces his sister-in-law and daughter to help kill his wife. David Brown, a man who the judge deems is worse than Charles Manson, is convincingly and frighteningly played by Clancy Brown. The movie runs about 4 hours, but it starts with a bang, literally, and continues strong to the finish line.

Cast

            Clancy Brown as David Brown

            John Ashton as Carrothers

            Sheryl Lee as Patti

            Moira Kelly as Cinnamon

            Gerry Bamman as Mark Lockwood

            Tobin Bell as Al Stutz

            Ramon Bieri as Howard

            Dennis Boutsikaris as Baruch

            Tom Bower as Leverette

            Victor Brandt as Parole Board Member #2

            Megan Butler as Nehola

            L. Scott Caldwell as Judge Starkey

            Caitlin Clarke as Sandra Eden

            Kathryn Danielle as Female Inmate

            Cathryn de Prume as Linda Bailey Brown

            John M. Jackson as Sgt. Patterson

            Larry D. Mann as Parole Board Member #1

            Kate McGregor-Stewart as Mary Bailey

            Shelley Morrison as Yolanda Brown

            Cynthia Nixon as Donna

            Angela Paton as Parole Board Member #3

            Nestor Serrano as Gonzalez

            Kenneth Welsh as Stanfield

            Ken Jenkins as Rubright

            Paul Perri as Tom Margolin

            Will Jeffries as Bob

            Steven Gilborn as Judge Cavanaugh

            Kenneth Gray as Judge Parmenter

            Olivia Negron as Sally Villa

            Joe D'Angerio as Charlie Hargis

            Jill Andre as Ethel Bailey
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