Product Description: One night Patricia Collins (Alison Eastwood) is called to the morgue to identify a body. To her horror the victim lying on the gurney is a mirror image of herself! While trying to make sense of this mystery she must also convince the insurance company that her missing father Dr. Burton Collins is dead. In the absence of a body they maintain he has faked his own death to commit financial fraud. Hoping to clear his name Patricia delves deep into her father's affairs - and discovers he was hiding a guilty secret. When the evidence starts to suggest her father was responsible for her look-alike's death Patricia starts to wonder if he is indeed alive. Meanwhile unbeknownst to her an obsessive stalker is watching her every move. And as Patricia begins to uncover a deadly conspiracy she finds the truth may come at a very high price&her life!System Requirements:Running Time: 95 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: NR UPC: 783722729922 Manufacturer No: ARD27299
Don't buy this horrible movie!!! It deserves absolutely NO stars! The acting is atrocious. The heroine speaks in a monotone, ho-hum voice throughout the entire movie, whether she's discussing running the dude ranch w/ her mother, identifying a dead body, or being attacked by a maniac. She would have been a shoe-in for a role on NAPOLEON DYNAMITE. Her mother looks like she must have had her when she was about four! And talk about homely! No wonder the missing dad had another family living in Arizona (ugh!) Apparently he was also messing around with some old German hag from his workplace, too (who the mother actually calls "beautiful" when she sees her picture in the paper). The so-called hero-boyfriend had actually broken up with our heroine a couple of years before and married someone else, whom he now refers to as "the mistake." The list could go on, but I'll close with saying that my copy of this movie is in the trash where it belongs.
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