Prête à tout pour un bébé

Original title: A Baby at Any Cost

TV Movie
2022
1h 30m

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Christy Tate, Johnny Ramey, Sarah Fisher, and Brianna Cohen in Prête à tout pour un bébé (2022)

When a couple hires their surrogate to nanny, their bond grows tight, making the sister-in-law increasingly jealous. Soon a web of distrust, lies and mystery entangles the three women, resul... Read allWhen a couple hires their surrogate to nanny, their bond grows tight, making the sister-in-law increasingly jealous. Soon a web of distrust, lies and mystery entangles the three women, resulting in danger and near death when one of them crosses the lines to get the child, the hus... Read allWhen a couple hires their surrogate to nanny, their bond grows tight, making the sister-in-law increasingly jealous. Soon a web of distrust, lies and mystery entangles the three women, resulting in danger and near death when one of them crosses the lines to get the child, the husband and the suburban life she always coveted.

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5.6/10

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8Farfallina78

I actually liked this one

Let me start by saying the acting was decent and the plot was just a bit more intriguing than most "psycho nanny" movies.

A couple has a baby via surrogate-- a young woman named Lily (who kind of looks like Misha Barton) who has supposedly been a surrogate once before. They found her while she was doing temp work for the husband. The wife, Monica is a lawyer and has a difficult past with her sister Jen and is also representing her in her custody battle. Jen has been acting erratically and has a hot temper, so Monica and her husband choose Lily to also be the baby's nanny.

Strange things occur, including a near fatal accident. Is Jen that jealous and spiteful or is someone else (or more than one...?) plotting against Monica?

This is not a cinematic masterpiece but it kept me entertained more than usual due to the strange dynamic between a few of the characters.

6Chartreuse1

Another baby movie from Lifetime!

Lily is surrogate for a couple, Monica and Brad, and they need a nanny. Enter Jen, Monica's sister, who is going through a messy custody battle was supposed to fill that role. But Jen's been acting out of control and they pick Lily, instead. Did the couple make the right choice? You'll have to tune in to find out. Good acting and script. Definitely worth a watch!

8mariabrashier

Goofs

When Jen is watching ruby from her car her mobile rings. Monica is calling her but it actually comes up as Jen on the phone. Therefore it looks like she is phoning herself.

10ArleneC-8

Interesting idea

I watched this movie because I often watch anything directed by Tamar Halpern. I look for movies she's involved in because she makes them so realistic. They're frightening and thought provoking, but not so scary that you're uncomfortable. I normally do not like thrillers, but this was fun to watch because it was so well done. The movie is mysterious, you can't immediately guess what will happen next, and I like that suspense. I also like that you think about it for a few days after you've watched it. I recommended this movie to my friends and everyone enjoyed it. Some parts are actually humorous without being silly.

jamesmcglothlin-82998

Good TV movie

A young women named Lilly is a surrogate for a couple and they hire the her as the nanny for the baby too. The sister of the couple is jealous that they chose Lilly rather than her. It's a good TV movie.

Sarah Fisher is great at playing the villain. I watch just because Sarah Fisher is so wonderful as the villain.

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Around 37 minutes, when Jen is inside her car watching her daughter play with her daddy's new girlfriend, her phone rings. The caller ID shows the name as Jen, whereas it should read as Monica since it is her sister calling.