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Titre original : The Spider and the Fly

Téléfilm
1994
PG-13
1h 27min

NOTE IMDb

5,3/10

113

MA NOTE

Mystery

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDianna Taylor and Michael Moore are two authors, who have a book and a film to publicize, try and out do each other by planning the perfect murder. Things start to go wrong when their publis... Tout lireDianna Taylor and Michael Moore are two authors, who have a book and a film to publicize, try and out do each other by planning the perfect murder. Things start to go wrong when their publisher, who has them under an iron clad contract, is murdered using one of Michael's plot lin... Tout lireDianna Taylor and Michael Moore are two authors, who have a book and a film to publicize, try and out do each other by planning the perfect murder. Things start to go wrong when their publisher, who has them under an iron clad contract, is murdered using one of Michael's plot lines. Michael has an alibi, but one by one, the main characters are being killed off, and th... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Michael Katleman
Scénario
- Alanna Hamill Newton
- Robert Pucci
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

NOTE IMDb

5,3/10

113

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Michael Katleman
Scénario
- Alanna Hamill Newton
- Robert Pucci
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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A Hell Of A Mystery Film

I was very much surprised by the quality of this 'made for television film'. The acting and script are top notch, and Mel Harris and Ted Shackleford are well cast.

Once I started watching this well crafted murder mystery,I was truly compelled to see it through to the end. A few scripting glitches here and there do not dull the relentless driving force of the production. The fine acting skillfully closes the gaps of the occasional dash,of the illogical.

If there is a problem with this production, it has to be the clods who portray the police. Every time they're on the screen one feels as though we're seeing what the Keystone cops would be like if they were integrated; and I'm stating this as a Black person. The unnecessary inclusion of these idiots (more than likely as some demented form of comic relief)almost destroys an otherwise almost perfect production.