Martha, Inc.: The Story of Martha Stewart - Driven To Succeed (2004)

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Written by Christopher M. Byron, Suzette Couture

Directed by Jason Ensler

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Biopic following the rise and fall of Martha Stewart, the housewife-turned-billionaire businesswoman who built up a lucrative catering empire with ruthless resolve, while cultivating a public image as the all-American housewife. However, her perfect world was rocked by conviction for insider trading and accusations of domestic tyranny.

When is Martha, Inc.: The Story of Martha Stewart - Driven To Succeed next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Movies 24 November 26th, 9:00am and on Movies 24 + November 26th, 4:00pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Cybill ShepherdCybill ShepherdMartha Stewart
Tim MathesonAndy Stewart
Joanna CassidyCaroline Kass
Image for Jude CiccolellaJude CiccolellaEd Kostyra
Dorie BartonYoung Martha Stewart
Seann GallagherYoung Andy Stewart
Michelle NoldenNorma Collier
Ross Petty
Sheila Brand
Rhonda McLeanConnie Maynard
Hollis McLarenBig Martha
Raquel DuffyMelissa Graham
Jeremy AkermanKmart CEO
Nigel Bennett
Stan CarewSam Waksal

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