Mystery Woman: Mystery Weekend (2005) (TV)

Director:

Mark Griffiths

Writers:

Michael Sloan (creator)
Joyce Burditt (written by)

Release Date:

7 January 2005 (USA)

Genre:

Mystery

Tagline:

When it comes to murder, she likes to read between the lines...

Plot:

She's an avid mystery lover and bookseller, for whom crime has been comfortably confined to the pages...

Cast

Kellie Martin	...	Samantha
Clarence Williams III	...	Philby
Nina Siemaszko	...	Cassie
Casey Sander	...	Chief Connors
Julianna McCarthy	...	Dorothy
Deborah Van Valkenburgh	...	Beth
Paul Satterfield	...	Grant
Beth Broderick	...	Clare
Michael Chieffo	...	Dan the Florist
Linda Larson	...	Woman #1
Sally Wells Cook	...	Woman #2
Colleen Camp	...	Maura
Beth Grant	...	Angela
Victor Browne	...	Scott
Amelia Kingston	...	Girl One (as Shannon Schlussel)

Runtime:

120 min (including commercials)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Hallmark Entertainment

Goofs:

Factual errors: When Samantha is in Dorothy's house photographing the scrapbook, the story about the killing of Lilly's mother contains a ton of errors. They show only the first few lines, but in the story it says the McClean family was going to move to Nova Scotia. That's two errors right there. First of all, it was the Mcizik family that was going to move and second, they were moving to London. They already lived in Nova Scotia. Another error was that the article called Lilly "Beth McIzik." Beth was her alias not her real name.

Movie Connections:

Followed by Mystery Woman: At First Sight (2006) (TV)

Awesome Movie

I watched this movie tonight, and I was hooked during the entire two hours! I didn't even get up during the commercials because I was afraid I would miss something crucial to the plot. I didn't expect any of the things that happened. I was so happy to see Beth Broderick in a new movie. She is a brilliant and totally versatile actress, and did an amazing job playing Clare Beckman. The whole "Mystery Woman" series is awesome! When you're watching this movie it really seems like you're there. I don't really know how to sum this movie up without giving anything away----so you have to see it. I was never a big fan of Kellie Martin's but after seeing her in this mini-series, I will definitely start to watch more of her movies when they air.