Too Close to Home (1997)
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29-year-old defense lawyer Nick Donahue (Rick Schroder) is still tied to the apron strings of his possessive mother Diana (Judith Light)--so much so that, when he tries to move out of the family home, Diana is able to bind him even tighter by attempting suicide. While visiting Diana in the hospital,… More 29-year-old defense lawyer Nick Donahue (Rick Schroder) is still tied to the apron strings of his possessive mother Diana (Judith Light)--so much so that, when he tries to move out of the family home, Diana is able to bind him even tighter by attempting suicide. While visiting Diana in the hospital, Nick meets and falls in love with Abby (Sarah Trigger), his mother's nurse. Ultimately, Nick and Abby marry, much to Diana's dismay. When Abby announces she is pregnant, it is too much for the unbalanced Diana to bear--and thus she promptly begins plotting her daughter-in-law's murder. This fact-based melodrama culminates in an intense courtroom scene, in which accused killer Diana is defended by--guess who? Made for the CBS TV network, Too Close to Home originally aired April 29, 1997. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Bill Corcoran
- Genres
- Television, Drama
- In Theaters
- Apr 29, 1997 Wide
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Cast
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Dorothy Gordon
as Mrs. Jane Sweeney
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James Kidnie
as Woody Ryan
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Harry J. Lennix
as Prosecuting Attorney
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Judith Light
as Diana Donahue
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Ann-Marie MacDonald
as Dr. Sawyer
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Peter MacNeill
as Judge Sorenson
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Rick Schroder
as Nick Donahue
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Anthony Sherwood
as Gillespie
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Sarah Trigger
as Abby Fletcher
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Kenner Ames
as Carl
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Sugith Varughese
as Henry Singh
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Dawn Greenhalgh
as Judge Abernathy
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John Nelles
as Brian Moffett
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Allegra Fulton
as Gloria Lopez
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Don Allison
as Ted Barnes
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Gil Rivera Blas
as Humberto Lopez
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Ruth Marshall
as Adrienne
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Christopher Kelk
as Jackson