The Unspoken Truth (1995)

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Written by J.A. Mitty

Directed by Peter Werner

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

To save her worthless husband, a young woman serves a jail sentence for a crime she did not commit. But with the help of her friends and family, can she now re-capture the past and find a new and purposeful future?

When is The Unspoken Truth next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on True Movies December 1st, 3:00am and on True Movies December 5th, 9:00am. See more...

Cast

Lea ThompsonBrianne Hawkins
Patricia KalemberMargaret Trainor
Image for Robert EnglundRobert EnglundErnest Trainor
Dick O'NeillThomas Cleary
Karis Paige BryantLily Hawkins
James MarshallClay
Gail CronauerNora
Freda WilliamsEileen
Mona Lee FultzMrs. Hawkins
Tony FrankGreg Thorpe
Marina PalmierJanice Bogart
Gary GlasgowDan
Gary CarterRichter
Jed ReghantiDale Modell
Derek CecilJeff Blogert
Barry ThompsonBarkley Wharburton
Sharon ShawnesseyWarden Sheraton
Barbara BrittDr. Sonia Ackers
Norman BennettJudge Cochran
Myrna CabelloMaria Paseda
William Earl RayDrake
Lou PerrymanHeatherington
Jeanne EvansJudge Thaler
Jill Parker-JonesJury Foreman
Guich KoockBailiff
Mark WaltersOfficer Brock
Cynthia DornBlack Woman
Mary LangTiffany
Greta MullerPatsy

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