The Perfect Wife (2001)

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Written by Frank Rehwaldt, George Saunders

Directed by Don E. FauntLeRoy

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

When a doctor discovers a car crash, he immediately sets to work tending to the injured victims. Although he saves a woman, her partner dies. But the man's sister does not take the death well and she returns to haunt the doctor in true bunny boiler style. The doctor marries her before working out she's been watching too much Fatal Attraction. Perry King, Lesley-Anne Down, Shannon Sturges, Michele Greene, Sondra Currie.

When is The Perfect Wife next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Drama December 9th, 7:15am and on Sky Movies Drama HD December 9th, 7:15am. See more...

Cast

Perry KingDr. Robert Steward
Shannon SturgesLeah Tyman/Liza Steward
Lesley-Anne DownHelen Coburn
William R. MosesDr. Brad Steward
Michele GreeneFelicia Laurel
Max GailTed Vance
Image for Michael FairmanMichael FairmanOrville Gleason
Luisa LeschinGreta Molina
Sondra CurrieNora Toling
Khadijah KarriemJudith
Dave ColeRuben Tyman
Alex FatovichMaryanne Gleason
Bonita BriskerHead Nurse
Christopher KriesaMcGovern
Jack OngTallahassee Doctor

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