La mort dans l'âme

Titre original : Deadly Whispers

Téléfilm
1995
1h 37min

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5,7/10

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Ving Rhames, Tony Danza, and Heather Tom in La mort dans l'âme (1995)

True Crime Crime Mystery Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA couple vows to find their murdered daughter's killer. The police investigation's suspects narrow to the father, leaving the mother torn between the love of her husband and the story reveal... Tout lireA couple vows to find their murdered daughter's killer. The police investigation's suspects narrow to the father, leaving the mother torn between the love of her husband and the story revealed by the investigation.A couple vows to find their murdered daughter's killer. The police investigation's suspects narrow to the father, leaving the mother torn between the love of her husband and the story revealed by the investigation.

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5,7/10

582

MA NOTE

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Anecdotes
Amanda Fuller's debut.

Gaffes
During the opening scene, we see Carol making breakfast. As she sets down the milk carton, it tips back & forth. Then she bumps it & it almost falls over, revealing it to be an empty prop.

Citations
[Kathy exits out of her dad's car in anger]
Tom Acton: Wait a minute, honey ...
Kathy Acton: No! No! No more! You know something, you embarrass me! You're always around - around my friends, at church! You're always hanging on me!
Tom Acton: [approaches her] Don't say that, please, please.
Kathy Acton: [walks away, furiously] How the hell else am I gonna get you to listen to me? Sometimes, I think you're deaf and dumb!
Tom Acton: Aw, please...
Kathy Acton: Deaf, dumb, stupid bastard!
[camera zooms close to Tom's face]
Tom Acton: [darkly] Don't call me that.
Kathy Acton: [coldly] Go to hell, you bastard!

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1/10

What kind of accents are these?

Where is this movie supposed to take place? I live in Tennessee, and I have never heard accents like those actors were using. The fake accents took away from the believability of the movie, and I lost interest. When filming a movie about southern rednecks, some research should really go into the accents. Every time I watch a movie like this, it trips me out how fake these accents are. I saw Reese Witherspoon in a movie when she was younger that was based in the South, and her accent was perfect. Why? Because she is from Nashville and knows how southerners talk. How about using actors from southern areas when making movies like this? Tony Danza needs to stick to driving a taxi in New York. I'm glad I had my remote control handy for this one.