Unforgivable (1996)

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Written by Adam Rodman

Directed by Graeme Campbell

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1996

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

In this powerful TV drama, Paul Hedstrom and his wife Judy appear to be a very happy couple.

However Paul has been putting Judy through domestic hell with the ever increasing beatings and abuse that he rains down on her on a daily basis.

After a particularly nasty episode, Paul rains so much violence down on his poor wife he nearly kills her.

Threatened with jail, and ashamed by his latest violent outburst, Paul decides to do something about this hateful attitude and starts attending an innovative counselling therapy programme.

By attending this programme he hope to win back the love, affection and support of his daughter.

Cast

Image for John RitterJohn RitterPaul Hegstrom
Harley Jane KozakJudy Hegstrom
Kevin DunnMilton 'Milt' Stella
Image for Susan GibneySusan GibneyBeth French
Gina PhilipsTammy
Mariangela PinoHelen Jessup
Aaron LeighJeff Hegstrom
Elisabeth LundHeidi Hegstrom
James McDanielSpider
Steven AndersonDoctor
Doug CaputoSteve
J. Michael FlynnBen Corbin
Carmen FournierPatrolman
Frank GerrishDave
Curley GreenGroup Member
David JensenArnie
Mindy LawsonWoman in Bar
Tiffany MichaelsKathy
Bill OsbornPatrolman
Zane ParkerDet. Carlson
Dennis RedfieldTom
Tom ProctorTony
Kent RichardsJim
Nancy RiddleWoman in Bar
Don ShanksGeorge
George SullivanConrad

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