ULTIMATE BETRAYAL
Directed by Donald Wrye
Written by Gregory Goodell
| Sharon | Marlo Thomas |
| Susan | Mel Harris |
| Sarah McNeil | Eileen Heckart |
| Beth | Kathryn Dowling |
| Ed Rogers | Henry Czerny |
| Steve | Nigel Bennett |
| Mary | Ally Sheedy |
| A family is torn apart when two adult sisters decide to take their father to court for sexually abusing them as children. |
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| ultim01.wav "Well, leave us out of it. You're three thousand miles away. Stop trying to run everyone else's life and screwing everything up." ultim02.wav "And you leave Dad alone! He's sick -- he's an alcoholic. Why can't you just forgive and forget?!" |
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| ultim03.wav "She drags our name through the mud, and you don't have the guts to tell her you're not going. Beth, I don't understand you." |
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| ultim04.wav "Well, let's just think about that about that for a minute, Beth. Why do you suppose that is? I mean - I had it worst. Everybody says I had it the worst, but I'm not falling apart. I'm not on medication." ultimate05.wav "Because I didn't let it beat me. I stood up and took it" |
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| ultim06.wav "But I'll tell you something -- you go out there, and you can forget about having me as a brother." |
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| ultim07.wav "I'm going to answer that question truthfully: I know he voluntarily absented himself because he believes he'll get crucified here, and so do I." |
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| ultim08.wav "Do you understand?! Keep your damn camera away!" |
| "This was the second of my child abuse pieces. It seemed at the time that everything was about that particular subject, which I find very depressing. The cast was stellar though, as I remember. The thing that sticks in my mind really was the final recall audition. It was in a hotel room, and the director and casting director were the only people there. I had started , and was ploughing on manfully, when the director suddenly stood up and said, "OK. That's enough." I stuttered to a stop and, not realising what he had said, asked him what he wanted me to do differently. He laughed and gently informed me that the part was mine! This is the only time in my whole career that this happened. Huge smile plastered on face, I left, only to see two other hopefuls waiting outside as I did. I wonder if they knew??" |
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