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Do Not Be Deceived (2019)
When progressive minister Leslie Reynolds welcomes a seemingly sweet couple into her church, she suddenly finds her finds herself entangled in the deadly obsession of a handsome new parishioner.
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When progressive minister Leslie Reynolds welcomes a seemingly sweet couple into her church, she suddenly finds her finds herself entangled in the deadly obsession of a handsome new parishioner.
Rating:
Genre:Mystery, TV Movie, Thriller
Written By:Alison Spuck McNeeley, Casie Tabanou
In Theaters:3/8/2019
Box Office:
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:The Ninth House, MarVista Entertainment, Principle Productions
Cast
Jake Helgren
Director
Nicky Whelan
Leslie Reynolds
Brandon Quinn
Gareth Wilkinson
Rib Hillis
John Allen
Susan Walters
Nancy Cumberland
Blair Bomar
Emma Wilkinson
Dot-Marie Jones
Louise
Kathleen Kinmont
Beth Wilkinson
Alycia Cooper
Betty Abbott
Toby Leeder
Young Gareth
Autumn Federici
Security Systems Dispatcher (voice)
Alison Spuck McNeeley
Hospital Receptionist (voice)
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