Photo copyright the Nigel Bennett Network
WHERE'S THE MONEY, NOREEN?
Photo copyright the Nigel Bennett Network
Directed by Artie Mandelberg
Produced byCarla Jean Wagner
| Noreen Rafferty | Julianne Phillips |
| Lou Gardella | A Martinez |
| Emmett Briscoe | Nigel Bennett |
| Cheryl Benet | Nancy Warren |
| Craig Benet | Stuart Clow |
| Kevin Hanover | Colm Feore |
| Gene Kajikawa | Paul Lee |
| Harlan Dietz | Billy Otis |
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When an armed robbery goes awry, 17 year old Noreen Rafferty (Julianne Phillips), the driver of the getaway car, is arrested and sentenced to 25 years in prison. The stolen $3 million dollars is never found. When she is released on parole after serving 12 1/2 years, she is besieged by media tabloid sharks, insurance adjusters and the officer who originally arrested her, Detective Emmett Briscoe (Nigel Bennett). Even though Noreen insists that there was an 'inside man' who planned the robbery, no one believes her. Noreen's money is quickly spent, and she has trouble finding work. Finally she gets a menial job in a bakery for minumum wage. There she meets Lou Gardella (A Martinez) another bakery employee and a romance develops. Noreen starts her own search for the 'inside man'. She suspects many people, among them an insurance adjuster who is following her, an ex-con cellmate of one of the robbers who died in prison, a bakery customer who flirts with her, and finally, even Lou himself. And there's still the matter of the missing $3 million . . . . Copyright 1995 USA Television Network |
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wtmn1.wav "How ya been, Rafferty? I've been pretty good, myself. Promoted to detective, married, two kids--I'm flattered you recognized me in plain clothes. I thought I'd changed too much." wtmn2.wav "You . . . you've changed. The bloom is sure off the wild Irish rose, isn't it? Must be hell to spend the best years of your life locked up." |
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wtmn3.wav "You must be real depressed. You know what you need? You need some good news, and I've got it. You're on TV tonight." wtmn4.wav "Didn't want you to miss it!" |
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wtmn5.wav "I don't believe that for a New York minute." wtmn6.wav "I've been a cop for 24 years, and no perp I ever went up against head to head came out on top. Not one! And sure as hell, neither will you!" |
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wtmn8.wav "No money. Ain't that a kick in the crotch." wtmn9.wav "Forget it, partner. You're thinkin' with your gonads. She's not worth the trouble." |
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| "Where's The Money, Noreen? was originally called Cakewalk. I thought this was a much better title. But I can't complain, I was the character who uttered the immortal line that became the new title!" |
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