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The Seductress (2000)
Shauna O'Brien plays the title character in The Seductress. Alexis Baxter (O'Brien) is a literal femme fatal, marrying wealthy men and then killing them in order to assume their fortune. Kay Sanders (Gabriella Hall) has a rather large interest in the case. Kay's boyfriend, Paul (Jonathan Smith), receives some inflammatory photographs and warns his neighbor Roman (Gary Angelino) that Roman may be in trouble. Roman takes action, and discovers that Alexis and Kay are actually sisters who are hiding a deep dark secret.
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Shauna O'Brien plays the title character in The Seductress. Alexis Baxter (O'Brien) is a literal femme fatal, marrying wealthy men and then killing them in order to assume their fortune. Kay Sanders (Gabriella Hall) has a rather large interest in the case. Kay's boyfriend, Paul (Jonathan Smith), receives some inflammatory photographs and warns his neighbor Roman (Gary Angelino) that Roman may be in trouble. Roman takes action, and discovers that Alexis and Kay are actually sisters who are hiding a deep dark secret.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Thriller
Written By:J. Edie Martin
In Theaters:8/12/2000
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Monarch Home Video
Cast
J. Edie Martin
Director
Shauna O'Brien
Alexis Baxter
Gabriella Hall
Kay Sanders
Jarod Carey
Paul Morton (as Jonathan Smith)
Vince Vouyer
Roman Jurow (as Gary Angelino)
Morgan Moran
Brandis Baxter
Sid Fontana
Lewis Stone
John McCafferty
Jonathan Hunter (as John St. James)
Kirstin Pierce
Rooney (as Kristine Carlson)
James Metropole
Sam
Seamos Duke
Robert Larson
Robin Mathews
Lucy Clark
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