The Woman Who Sinned (1991)
Overview
A woman contemplates having an affair, which leads her into a web of deceit, suspense, and murder.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.028 |
Directed By
Michael Switzer
Crew
Michael Switzer
Denne Bart Petitclerc
Stu Samuels
Stu Samuels
Susan Weber-Gold
Dennis C. Lewiston
David Kurtz
Neil Mandelberg
Roy Alan Amaral
Susan Glicksman
Fern Orenstein
Dianne Douglas
George Manasse
Tana M. Manners
Bob Lewis
Eyal Gordin
Richard Osborn Jr.
Daniel Graff
Anthony DeVito
Kevin Wadowski
Michael Stocks
Jeri Kelley
John Thomas Clark
Brad Bedford
Ian Scheibel
Jay Jergensen
Archer Goodman
Heidi Kaczenski
Cindy Rosenthal
Davida Simon
Beatrice De Alba
Ann Dunsford
Terry de Wolfe
Anne Melville
John Glascock
Gary Charlton
Mark Kolpack
Anthony Cecere
TOP CAST
Susan Lucci
Victoria Robeson
Tim Matheson
Michael Robeson
Michael Dudikoff
Evan Ganns
John Vernon
Lieutenant Girvetz
Christine Belford
Randy Emerson
Clayton Landey
Larry
Tom Everett
Sergeant Harper
John Sanderford
Dr. Mark Longwell
Lenore Kasdorf
Jane Mary Woodman
Claudia Christian
Judy Reinhardt
Ian Patrick Williams
Alistair
Patricia Estrin
Jackie
Kevin Page
Tim Osborne
Neil Vipond
Novack
Stuart Nisbet
Judge
Ed Williams
Priest
Dick Miller
Thomas
Stephen Prutting
The Creep
Richard Narita
Wilson
William Edward Lewis
Conway
Frederic Tucker
Coroner
Ron Prince
Policeman
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