Judicial Indiscretion (2007) (TV)

Avaliação/utilizador:

6,1/10   

Diretor:

George Mendeluk

Roteirista:

George Mendeluk (writer)

Data de Lançamento:

9 Abril 2007 (USA)

Gênero:

Drama | Suspense

Argumento:

When Monica Barrett is nominated for the Supreme Court of the United States, she falls prey to a charming psychopath and a web of political intrigue.

Plot Keywords:

Blackmail | Supreme Court Nominee | Spiked Drink | Female Judge | Mother Daughter Relationship

Comentários dos utilizadores:

Verdict for Judicial Indiscretion ***1/2

Elenco

Anne Archer	...	Monica Barrett
Michael Shanks	...	Jack Sullivan
Erin Karpluk	...	Jennifer
Anna Hagan	...	Victoria
Matthew Harrison	...	Martin Murphy
Tracy Waterhouse	...	Detrick
William B. Davis	...	Senator Garland Wolf
Mylene Robic	...	Annie (as Mylene Dinh-Robic)
Angelique Naude	...	Sales Clerk
Nelson Wong	...	Manager
Nimet Kanji	...	Dr. Rajid
Brent Chapman	...	Tom
Peter Bryant	...	Attorney
Ted Friend	...	Newscaster
Dee Jay Jackson	...	Jackson

Duração:

USA:88 min

País:

Canada

Língua:

Inglês

Cor:

Cor

Locais de filmagem:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Companhia :

Insight Film Studios

Goofs:

Erros de geografia: Filmed in Canada but set in the United States, Monica Barrett and her neighbor are seen picking up their mail at a distinctly red Canada Post Super Mailbox.

Verdict for Judicial Indiscretion ***1/2

Anne Archer is at the top of her game as a supreme court nominee. She walks and carries herself like the late Jackie Kennedy. Smart, poised, and elegant, she has everything going for her until she is set up in a plot to discredit her so as to get her nomination out.

You do begin to wonder when the rapist shows up as part of the news corps and is seen with Archer's daughter. It all comes into focus as a corrupt, miserable senator has set out to destroy Archer for destroying him some years back.

The film is also quite good as it shows you how a supreme court nominee is guided through the process by White House assistants.