La vérité sur mon mari

Original title: Assumed Killer

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3.6/10

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Eric Roberts, Casper Van Dien, Alexa Hamilton, Marc Macaulay, Christie Lynn Smith, Sydney Rouviere, and Barbie Castro in La vérité sur mon mari (2013)

Could her husband be the notorious serial killer? or is her mind playing tricks on her?

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Is her husband a notorious serial killer? or is her mind playing tricks on her?Is her husband a notorious serial killer? or is her mind playing tricks on her?Is her husband a notorious serial killer? or is her mind playing tricks on her?

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IMDb RATING

3.6/10

498

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Although they didn't have any scene together, Casper Van Dien and Eric Roberts worked previously together in another crime thriller, "Sanctimony" (2000).

Goofs
Daria is in the hospital still wearing her rings. Hospitals take valuables such as these from patients so they will not be stolen while the patient is asleep or as in Daria's case in a coma.

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Ho hum

Another LMN loser. Everything about it is boring and monotonous. Leading lady is so plain and one level acting school. Leading man is in love with himself and his supposedly sexy voice. NOT. I forced myself to watch to the end only to be able to back up my review. Also we are still cursed in watching the women with long straight hair. Flat head with part in the middle. They all begin to look alike after a while. Just the color of their hair. Thank God the men look better. Well groomed and healthy looking.

When a movie is boring to watch at least give us some good looking actors like the glamor days of Hollywood. We are now in the age of off the street performers acting like they never were in front of a camera before.

This film proves how far down movies have gone.