The Other Woman

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1992
10
1h 30m

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Lee Anne Beaman and Juliet Reagh in The Other Woman (1992)

A ambitious reporter investigating a murder case becomes intrigued with a mysterious woman whom she suspects is having an affair with her husband.A ambitious reporter investigating a murder case becomes intrigued with a mysterious woman whom she suspects is having an affair with her husband.A ambitious reporter investigating a murder case becomes intrigued with a mysterious woman whom she suspects is having an affair with her husband.

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Adrian Zmed

Greg Mathews

Lee Anne Beaman

Jessica Mathews

Juliet Reagh

Traci Collins
(as Jenna Persaud)

Dan Moriarty

Carl
(as Daniel Moriarty)

Craig Stepp

Paul

Melissa Moore

Elysse

Allison Barron

Young Jessica

Sam J. Jones

Mike Florian

Timothy C. Burns

Magazine Editor

Beth Richards

Kathy

Bill Bradshaw

Scott

Stephen Fiachi

Deidre Holland

Sheila
(as Martine Anuszek)

Victoria Deuschle

Jessica's Mother

Kym Wilde

Neighbor
(as Regina Geisler)

Alan Gelfant

Man at Bar

Sergio Gonzalez

Delivery Man
(as Sergio Lanza)

Director
- Jag Mundhra
Writer
- Georges des Esseintes
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Jessica Mathews: [Last lines, delivered as an inner monologue while in bed with Greg, showing her breasts] Greg and I never talked about it again, it's as if it was all a dream. Not a nightmare, but a fantasy. It would have made one hell of a book title. The Other Woman, but Greg didn't have to write that book, because I'd finally understood. I'd found the other woman, and she was me.
[Jessica and Greg have sex, Jessica showing breasts and butt, and ignoring a phone call. The last words heard are, "Hello, you've reached the Matthews residence. Leave your message after the beep," and the beep is heard]

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Referenced in Seinfeld: The Comeback (1997)

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4/10

As long as it's understood WHY one should watch this...

...then one will be alright with it.

Actually,having said that,I don't think I EVER deluded myself into thinking this was anything BUT an erotic thriller. I would say this show,if it were being judged for the "Erotic" quality alone,would register as an 8 or 9. Factor in the sparsity of true drama,the laughable action scenes and mind-numbing plot coincidences,and this show drops to a 4 or 5.

A lovely,blue-eyed blonde news reporter(LeeAnne Beaman)'s quest to break a story on a shady local businessman is sidetracked by her trying to ferret out her husband's infidelity and sub-sequentially,the lovely dark-skinned beauty(Jenna Persaud,former Penthouse pet and not much of an actress) she suspects is the one he's cheating with. The story is almost comical,but as long as you stay in the vein of the soft-core story,it will slide off you the viewer like water off a duck's back.

A decent late-night watch or rent,but nothing more.