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Death Down the Aisle (2024)
Malorie is torn apart to see her fiancé die on their wedding day before they can say “I do”. The autopsy report shows foul play, and she no longer knows who she can trust. After someone else who is close to Malorie is killed, she begins to fear that the murderer is closer to her than ever and she is left to wonder if she could be the next target.
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Malorie is torn apart to see her fiancé die on their wedding day before they can say “I do”. The autopsy report shows foul play, and she no longer knows who she can trust. After someone else who is close to Malorie is killed, she begins to fear that the murderer is closer to her than ever and she is left to wonder if she could be the next target.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Audrey C. Marie
In Theaters:6/13/2024
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Lifetime
Cast
Roxanne Boisvert
Director
Jess Brown
Malorie Banks
Anna Kopacek
Bridget Stone
Jayne Heitmeyer
Pamela
Scott Gibson
Zach Stone
Frank Fiola
Ryan Newton
David Alexander Miller
Jon Stone
Gracie Callahan
Amy Lewis
Colin Price
Miles Francis
JaNae Armogan
Francesca Morris
Christian Paul
Detective Levine
Joseph Di Mambro
Julian Rogers
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