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While an unfaithful criminal lawyer considers killing his wife, his spouse develops some schemes of her own.While an unfaithful criminal lawyer considers killing his wife, his spouse develops some schemes of her own.While an unfaithful criminal lawyer considers killing his wife, his spouse develops some schemes of her own.
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This is a good movie, especially since I am a big Anthony Hopkins buff. I also like Blythe Danner, who plays his loving? wife. It's a fun, quirky and clever mystery with twists and turns. As Anthony Hopkiins makes plans for his future by planning the demise of his wife, he anticipates and participates, in his imagination, how he should perform in Court as he stands trial for murder.
There is a problem, however. I ordered a brand new, factory-sealed VHS by Quality Video and the sound and picture quality were dreadful and unwatchable! I re-ordered it on DVD and it was a little better, but the picture was dull and grainy. It is hard to believe that it is not possible to get a good quality picture and sound for this TV film.
What a shame... It's an interesting and clever movie!
There is a problem, however. I ordered a brand new, factory-sealed VHS by Quality Video and the sound and picture quality were dreadful and unwatchable! I re-ordered it on DVD and it was a little better, but the picture was dull and grainy. It is hard to believe that it is not possible to get a good quality picture and sound for this TV film.
What a shame... It's an interesting and clever movie!
- judimcinnes
- Aug 6, 2006
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- TriviaGuilty Conscience (1985) is an American television film, produced by Robert A. Papazian, written by Richard Levinson and William Link, directed by David Greene, starring Anthony Hopkins, Blythe Danner and Swoosie Kurtz. The film score was composed by Billy Goldenberg. It premiered on April 2, 1985 on CBS.
- GoofsWhen Arthur shoots Louise, the gun is pointed downward, but when shot she grabs her left lower chest. He would have shot her in the waist or lower.
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Arthur Jamison's Double: Isn't it a fact that you are one of the prominent criminal attorneys in the state if not the country?
Arthur Jamison: Guilty!
Arthur Jamison's Double: Beg pardon?
Arthur Jamison: You make it difficult to be modest, counselor. Since I am under oath I'm simply agreeing with you.
- ConnectionsReferenced in The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
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