Brooke Shields

Lou Diamond Phillips

Scott Glenn

Marilu Henner

William Atherton

Robin Riker

Joe Morton

John Mese

John Prosky

Joel McKinnon Miller

Leigh McCloskey

Alla Korot

Jon Polito

Charlie Finn

Concetta Tomei

David Lee Smith

Brooke Hamlin

Charlie Holliday

Thomas F. Duffy

John Dybdahl

Ed Claudio

Rod McCary

Paula Trickey

Kimberlee Preish

Patty McCormack

Richard Gross

Lee Burns

Nathalie Geld

Gene Davis

Jonathan Mumm

Anthony Gray

Darryl Armbruster

Alfred Cerullo

Denice Duff

Beau Billingslea

Michael Emanuel

Leslie Chain

Jamie Jones

John Nielsen

Michael Ching

Robin Lynn Bonaccorsi

Rick Crandall

T.J. Castronovo

Christina Mansour

Julianne Gabert

Andy Arness

Christa Bella

Johann Benét

Donald  Black

Johnny Bolton

Jimmy Bridges

Jeffrey T. Ferguson

Tom Hart

Timothy H. James

Rocky LaRochelle

Husein Madhavji

Daniel Siekman

Owen Thomas

Kim Vath

Sherrie La'Marr Wheeler

Mike Wike

David Zahedian

Armand Mastroianni

Phillip M. Margolin

Paul Ratajczak

Debbie Evans

Tyler Bates

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TV Movie

Gone But Not Forgotten

United States of America

English

Charles Tatum

This two-part television film was based on a Phillip Margolin novel, which has been deemed "better than this movie" in almost every film review I read. In New York state, Peter Lake's (Scott Glenn) wife and young daughter are murdered in a very jumbled opening half hour to the film. Fast forward ten years later, and Lake is now known as Martin Darius, a millionaire developer in Sacramento. Copycat crimes to the New York slayings pop up again, and women's rights lawyer Betsy (Brooke Shields) is now Darius' defense attorney, up against prosecutor Alan (Lou Diamond Phillips). What follows is a two hour thriller dragged out to almost three hours as women are kidnapped and killed, and THIS time, Darius swears he's innocent.

The film takes the old adage "show, don't tell" and turns it on its head. A good hour of screen time, and many characters, could have been dropped by telling, and NOT showing. Darius is already evil enough but when his wife Lisa (Alla Korot) recalls his assault of her, do we really need to see it, too? Lake's wife and daughter are shown being murdered twice, in case we didn't remember it happening the first time around. The name cast tries, Phillips and Glenn come off best (although Phillips delivers more lines into a cell phone than to a live character), but the plot lurches along without a steady pace or suspense. Henner and Shields try, but they're both in over their heads. Watch for the scene at a New York suspect's house- I swear Henner tries an accent out of nowhere, and it never occurs again. The film is so padded, I forgot Morton and Atherton were in this until the second half of the film. I'm not sure the novel is as silly as the plot, and don't look up the film's credits online or else a big plot twist will be ruined. The novel's plot might make for a challenging screenwriting exercise. This should have been tightened up, recast, and written with two strong female leads instead of what we get- a semi-edgy basic cable "event." I'll gladly forget "Gone But Not Forgotten."

-Contains strong physical violence, gun violence, some sexual violence, gore, mild profanity, brief sexual content, sexual references, adult situations, drug abuse, alcohol and tobacco use

Gone But Not Forgotten

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