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Sweet Revenge: A Hannah Swensen Mystery (2021)
As Hannah and Mike experience engaged life while balancing their busy careers, a murder at a 24-hour gym complicates their wedding planning.
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As Hannah and Mike experience engaged life while balancing their busy careers, a murder at a 24-hour gym complicates their wedding planning.
Rating:PG
Genre:TV Movie, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Marcy Holland
In Theaters:8/8/2021
Box Office:
Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Lighthouse Pictures, CPM Productions, Looking Glass Productions
Cast
Pat Williams
Director
Alison Sweeney
Hannah Swensen
Cameron Mathison
Detective Mike Kingston
Barbara Niven
Delores Swensen
Gabriel Hogan
Norman Rhodes
Tess Atkins
Michelle Swensen
Juliana Wimbles
Lisa Herman
Reese Alexander
Sheriff Metzger
Markian Tarasiuk
Tad
Lucia Walters
Stella
Kendall Cross
Jacqueline
Darien Martin
Brett
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