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Double Cross
Two women jokingly agree to kill each others' husbands. Then one really does and blackmails the other into killing her own.
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Two women jokingly agree to kill each others' husbands. Then one really does and blackmails the other into killing her own.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Barbara Fixx, George Erschbamer, Jeffrey Barmash
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Torati KG, Ambitious Entertainment, Insight Film Studios, Lifetime
Cast
George Erschbamer
Director
Yancy Butler
Kathy Swanson
Bruce Boxleitner
James
Laura Soltis
Sheryl
William deVry
Dean Swanson
Lucia Walters
Detective Miller
Barbara Niven
Suzanne Debson
Doug Abrahams
Detective Kroning
Dean Aylesworth
Cop #1
Charisse Baker
Bonnie
Agam Darshi
Lorraine
Samantha Fox
James’ Mistress / Female Voice
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