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Manufacturer: Questar Starring: Jeff Allin, Meredith Baxter, Ralph Bruneau, Stephen Collins, Katherine Cortez
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD EAN: 9781594642005 Format: Closed-captioned ISBN: 1594642001 Label: Questar Manufacturer: Questar Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Questar Region Code: 1 Release Date: 2005-11-08 Running Time: 193 Studio: Questar Theatrical Release Date: 1992
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Emmy-nominee Meredith Baxter gives a towering performance as Betty Broderick, whose 1991 trial for the murder of her ex-husband and his new, younger wife mesmerized the nation. A Woman Scorned dramatizes the bitter breakup of Betty's picture perfect marriage to successful lawyer Dan Broderick (Stephen Collins), and her all-consuming rage that resulted in two shocking deaths. This DVD also includes the sequel, Her Final Fury: The Betty Broderick Story, The Last Chapter, the dramatic chronicle of Broderick's sensational trial. Judith Ivey costars as the prosecutor determined to bring her to justice.
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Customer Rating:      Summary: The Betty revenge Comment: I've loved this movie ever since the first time I seen it. Had to have it on dvd so while i'm on the internet i can watch it. It's my favorite movie of all time. Merideth Baxter is an excellent actress and she does the part of Betty to the tee.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great way to make a point... Comment: When me and my boyfriend got into a fight, I "accidently" left this movie in the dvd player. Not only did he say I'm sorry but, he liked the movie also. On the dvd is the article that inspired the movie. Lots of things were left out of the movie about Dan Broderick.
If you like lifetime,then you will like this movie.
Customer Rating:      Summary: outstanding Comment: This movie does not have a dull second in it. Meredith Baxter was outstanding. She made you feel all the hurt and anger that Betty Broderick was feeling.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Interested in Betty's Story? Read the book too Comment: I have watched both these "docudramas" over and over again on Lifetime, and I enjoy them every time I see them. The story of Betty Broderick, and her terrible descent into a homicidal rage due in great part to the vicious and foolhardy actions of her estranged husband, is certainly fascinating and great "entertainment." But if you're really interested in Betty's story, and you want a far more balanced retelling of the Broderick marriage than these two movies provide, I highly recommend "Until the Twelfth of Never" by Bella Stumbo. Betty Broderick says that Meredith Baxter never met with her before the movie was made, and that's pretty clear. The first movie, for instance, implies strongly that Dan didn't begin dating his new wife, Linda, until after he had left Betty. A complete lie. They were involved for over two years during his marriage, and his denials to his frantic wife that he was cheating more than contributed to her later breakdown. Read the book for the full story.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Review of a Woman Scorned Comment: I have seen this movie several times and determined that I wanted a copy for myself. I have also seen the documentary on TV covering Betty Brodrick and her trials. I think that Meredith Baxter gave a good character presentation of Betty Brodrick. The woman went over the edge big time. I sympathize with her of helping him through law school and the getting divorced, but people do grow apart and personally I felt the lady was in the marriage for the prestige and the $$$ (which constantly glowed in the lens of her eyes.) I would be interested to know how her children feel since all this happen and if they have been able to come to terms with it all. I certainly hope Betty has taken some anger management courses before her parole.
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