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lastliberal 26 August 2007. Yes, it was bad, as bad as movies can usually get. The acting was tolerable, and there really wasn't much story as con artists try to con the marks and each other. The ending was corny and poorly written. But the whole point was to get another chance to see the lovely Audie England (Delta of Venus, Free Enterprise ...
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Marsha, a con artist with a conscience, has agreed to take on a scheme in order to pay off a debt. An elderly millionaire is about to die, and his fortune has been willed to a stripper, Jean. Marsha’s task is to get to know Jean well enough that she can impersonate her.
No matter under what guise Marsha Thomas (Kathy Ireland, "Loaded Weapon 1") uses, she always combines beauty and charm to get her way. Faced with paying off her long-lost brother's debt, owed to sleek and sleazy lawyer Henry (Richard C. Sarafian, "Bound"), she'll work any scheme to settle the payment.
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Hello, She Lied. No matter under what guise Marsha Thomas (Kathy Ireland, "Loaded Weapon 1") uses, she always combines beauty and charm to get her way. Faced with paying off her long-lost brother's debt, owed to sleek and sleazy lawyer Henry (Richard C. Sarafian, "Bound"), she'll work any scheme to settle the payment.
21 de jul. de 1996 · Synopsis by Hal Erickson. Also known as Hello, She Lied, this made-for-cable drama stars Kathy Ireland as Marsha Thomas, a professional con artist with a conscience and a surprisingly strong sense of scruples.
