USA To Premiere 'To Love & Die' Telefilm
Original Movie Set To Make Dec. 30 Debut
By Multichannel News Staff -- Multichannel News, 12/27/2008 3:40:00 AM EST
USA Network will premiere telefilm To Love & Die Tuesday night.
Starring Shari Appleby, the original movie bows Dec. 30 at 8 p.m., with an encore set for midnight. From NBC Universal Television Studios and Lorne Michaels Broadway Video), the film also stars Tim Matheson (The West Wing, Animal House), Frances Fisher (Titanic, Laws of Attraction) and Ivan Sergei (Crossing Jordan, The Break Up).
To Love & Die tells tale of a young woman (Appleby) with abandonment issues, convinced that her dating problems would be resolved if only she were able to track down the father (Matheson) she never knew. When she finally does find him, she discovers that he's a contract killer. At that point, she realizes that not only do her relationship issues make sense but also that she may have found a new career path. Fisher stars as Janet, Appleby's secretive and protective mother. Sergei stars as Blue, a prospective love interest for Appleby who also works for Matheson.
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If not a series, how about a run of tv movies instead? The characters and storyline are too good to throw away.'>The best pilot show I'd seen for years, I was totally hooked, and really wanted to see more. What muppet decided not to even air the pilot before chickening out of making the show? They need to be sacked.
If not a series, how about a run of tv movies instead? The characters and storyline are too good to throw away.
Brian - 2/15/2009 10:49:32 AM EST -
My daughter and I really enjoyed watching this, and we were looking forward to watching it as a series! I hope the USA Network brings it back, it was really interseting to see how the young lady goes about finding out who her father was!!!
Anne Marini & Melissa Marini - 1/13/2009 6:19:00 PM EST -
What the &^%$#! This was addvertised as a series. I watched the premeire, liked it but cant find any info on when the series starts? Looking for more, if this is not a series, when is the rest of the story told. This cast is prime for a long running series. This could be another substantial award winning series. The best usa channel has had.
mike treesh - 1/9/2009 10:28:00 PM EST -
I got the impression that this would be a weekly series, It was a great
movie fun to watch. But I find that this was only a lost pilot and there is
no planes for a series, Big mistake this would be a great show. With all
the original actors.
Ralph D'Alessandro - 1/7/2009 3:15:00 PM EST -
I would love to see this as a series. It has everything I look for in a weekly program to watch. The writer of this show should be commended for writing a great script and the cast is great for all the parts!
Maris - 1/7/2009 11:18:00 AM EST
