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To Love, Honor, & Betray (1999)

A young woman (Crystal Bernard) aware of her father's (James Brolin) affair with another woman becomes convinced of his guilt after her mother (Dee Wallace Stone) is found murdered in this fact-based movie.
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A young woman (Crystal Bernard) aware of her father's (James Brolin) affair with another woman becomes convinced of his guilt after her mother (Dee Wallace Stone) is found murdered in this fact-based movie.

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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:Peter Levin
Written By:Dennis Nemec
In Theaters:5/12/1999
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Orly Adelson Productions, CBS

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