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Hell Hath No Fury

7.5
1991•1h 33m
TV Movie
Drama
US

A woman is simultaneously framed for the murder of her husband and terrorized by the deranged woman who actually killed him.

Production

Logo for NBC

Cast

Photo of Barbara Eden

Barbara Eden

Terri Ferguson

Photo of Loretta Swit

Loretta Swit

Mary

Photo of David Ackroyd

David Ackroyd

Stanley

Photo of Amanda Peterson

Amanda Peterson

Michelle Ferguson

Photo of Kim Zimmer

Kim Zimmer

Marlene

Photo of Richard Kline

Richard Kline

Milton

Photo of William Lucking

William Lucking

Photo of Jim Haynie

Jim Haynie

Cantrell

Photo of Conor O'Farrell

Conor O'Farrell

Photo of Stephen Lee

Stephen Lee

Bruce Gossitter

Photo of Natalie Core

Natalie Core

Mrs. Stewart

Photo of Robert Rockwell

Robert Rockwell

Mr. Stewart

Photo of John Marshall Jones

John Marshall Jones

Johnson

Photo of Vernee Watson-Johnson

Vernee Watson-Johnson

Tyleen

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Reviews

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stugood

6/10

TV movie gold.

Loretta Swit looks like she had more plastic surgery than even Barbara Eden, but both give an authentic performance within the realms of the everyday-fantastic. The ending is a necessity but not as predictable as other TV movie fare. Thoroughly ridiculous, thoroughly enjoyable.

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