Starring Joanna Kerns and John Shea. Jane Ravenson cannot remember anything about her life, including why she is wearing a blood-soaked dress with $10,000 stuffed in the pocket.Starring Joanna Kerns and John Shea. Jane Ravenson cannot remember anything about her life, including why she is wearing a blood-soaked dress with $10,000 stuffed in the pocket.Starring Joanna Kerns and John Shea. Jane Ravenson cannot remember anything about her life, including why she is wearing a blood-soaked dress with $10,000 stuffed in the pocket.
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Most movies based on a book are a letdown but THIS ONE delivers! Joanna Kerns was incredible. She was perfect in the lead role. There was never a dull moment in this fine movie. It keeps you guessing until the very end.
I thought I had this movie figured out pretty quickly boy was I wrong. This is a great made for tv movie. I haven't read the book and most movies whether it's TV or theaters don't do the book justice I have a feeling this movie is as good or maybe better then the book. Johanna Kerns is fabulous,she can do comedy and drama with equal parts aplomb and realism. The farther into the movie you get,the more jaw dropping it gets. Jon Shea is also great as the supposed caring,loving,supportive husband,another shocking realization,they just keep coming until the end. A five star movie,a must watch,surprise,surprise.
Standard Lifetime anti-man movie with standard amnesia-victim plot. The man of course is portrayed as a diabolically evil mastermind who the women must unite against to defeat. I suppose this is meant to be inspiring to women, but it just doesn't make for a realistic film. The amnesia angle is supposed to make you expect plot twists and turns, but everything that happens is predictable. Lots of eye-rolling. All of the actors & actresses are good, but this vehicle wastes their skills. This isn't a *bad* movie, but I certainly wouldn't call it *good* either. I watched it at 3am and all I can say is that it was better than watching infomercials.
This is one of the better TV movies of the 90's. I remember seeing it shortly after I read the book, and it was spot on! Even after all these years I could not get this movie out of my head. I was thrilled to recently find it on DVD.
Great acting and interesting story with twists and turns. It is a shame most of the TV movies from the 1970's - 1990's are not available on DVD. There are some great movies and miniseries out there, and this is definitely one of them. You will not be able to figure out what has happened until just before it ends, which makes this movie a true surprise. If you get a chance to see this sit back and enjoy!
Great acting and interesting story with twists and turns. It is a shame most of the TV movies from the 1970's - 1990's are not available on DVD. There are some great movies and miniseries out there, and this is definitely one of them. You will not be able to figure out what has happened until just before it ends, which makes this movie a true surprise. If you get a chance to see this sit back and enjoy!
I like this movie because it stars Jonnah Kerns. When I was watching "See Jane Run", I was astonished at how brilliantly Jonnah Kerns acted in this movie. She is so good that it is too hard to explain. If you also like Jonnah Kerns, she plays Maggie Seaver/Malone in "Growing Pains" which is another great show. It is very funny.
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- TriviaIn the scene where Jane's memory is coming back to her, flashbacks (pictures of her at various stages of life) are flashed on the screen. One of those pictures of her was also used in the opening credits of Kerns' earlier sitcom, "Growing Pains."
- ConnectionsSpoofed in Daria: See Jane Run (1998)
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