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My Husband's Double Life (2001)
Patrick and Elizabeth Welsh seem to have the perfect family…but their idyllic life is rocked when Patrick is charged with embezzlement. Months later, he leaves a suicide note and is presumed dead. Ten years later, Elizabeth and their two sons are astonished that the authorities are claiming that he is still alive. It isn't long before Elizabeth learns the shocking truth about the man she thought she knew.
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Patrick and Elizabeth Welsh seem to have the perfect family…but their idyllic life is rocked when Patrick is charged with embezzlement. Months later, he leaves a suicide note and is presumed dead. Ten years later, Elizabeth and their two sons are astonished that the authorities are claiming that he is still alive. It isn't long before Elizabeth learns the shocking truth about the man she thought she knew.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Alan Hines
In Theaters:3/12/2001
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Andrea Baynes Productions, Hearst Entertainment Productions, Lifetime
Cast
Alan Metzger
Director
Margaret Colin
Elizabeth 'Peachy' Welsh
Jay O. Sanders
Patrick Hennessy Welsh
Will Estes
Ted Welsh
Aaron Ashmore
Chris Welsh
Michael Cera
Young Ted Welsh
Erik Knudsen
Young Chris Welsh
Victoria Snow
Claire
Ralph Small
Paul
Anna Ferguson
Ann Welsh
George R. Robertson
Dick Welsh
Maria Ricossa
Linda Berg
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