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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueNarcissistic Saskatchewan Tory politician Colin Thatcher is engaged in a bitter divorce from his wife JoAnn. When the court rules in JoAnn's favor, Colin hires a hit man to kill her--and alm... Tout lireNarcissistic Saskatchewan Tory politician Colin Thatcher is engaged in a bitter divorce from his wife JoAnn. When the court rules in JoAnn's favor, Colin hires a hit man to kill her--and almost gets away with it.Narcissistic Saskatchewan Tory politician Colin Thatcher is engaged in a bitter divorce from his wife JoAnn. When the court rules in JoAnn's favor, Colin hires a hit man to kill her--and almost gets away with it.
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- 5 victoires et 4 nominations au total
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This TV movie captures as much of how real life in Canada can resemble a night-time soap opera. Welsh's over the top performance is in keeping with one of those sensationalistic TV miniseries except Thatcher in real-life was far scarier.
Excellent ensemble cast assembled here but it didn't quite make for the result the CBC had hoped for vis a vis ratings. I'd still broadcast it and rebroadcast it, perhaps even make a sequel. This story remains so incredibly shocking when you note that Colin Thatcher had every advantage in life including being born into one of the most powerful families in the place he was from.
If you are American think of it as a Kennedy-type or a Bush-type becoming a Secretary of Energy in a State where his father was once a two-term governor and being looked to as a potential future governor himself, have a picture perfect wife and children but cause his life to implode via his own narcissistic tendencies.
This movie was very well acted and Welsh did deserve his Gemini award for his chilling portrayal of CT. How backwards things seem 'way' back in the 80's when politicians could tell a female reporter to 'get back into the kitchen'.
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- AnecdotesDespite being sentenced to 25 years to Life Imprisonment, Colin Thatcher was granted a special early parole in 2006 under the 'Faint Hope Clause' of the Criminal Code of Canada. Thatcher continues to assert his innocence, and published a book entitled 'Final Appeal: Anatomy of a Frame' in 2009. He was forced to relinquish all profits from his book to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice due to Canadian laws prohibiting convicted criminals from financially profiting from their crimes.
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Colin Thatcher: [on the phone to JoAnn] Your children are very safe, where you'll never see them again.