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Fatal Performance
A young aspiring actress is hired to replace the wife of a businessman during a major reception in their home. What seemed like a simple job becomes a nightmare.
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A young aspiring actress is hired to replace the wife of a businessman during a major reception in their home. What seemed like a simple job becomes a nightmare.
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Genre:TV Movie, Thriller
Written By:Shawn Whitney
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Reel One Entertainment
Cast
George Erschbamer
Director
Nicholle Tom
Dana Tilly
David Palffy
Detective Ronald Billins
Steve Bacic
Mark Thomas
Emilie Ullerup
Leesa Thomas
John Cassini
Walace River / David McWilliams
Miranda Frigon
Isabel Johnson
Aaron Craven
Sal
Craig March
Detective Maitland
Sunita Prasad
Lana
Gemma Martini
Rachel
L. Harvey Gold
Lev Goldblatt
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