Murder in Greenwich

USA Network | 11/15/2002 | moi

[Tribune7]

Murder in Greenwhich is playing right now on USA Network. Mark Furhman is looking good. Kennedys look like family of killers.

[TomServo]

Don't tell us how it ends. OK??

[tall_tex]

Thanks for the HU.

Got it on now. Missed the beginning, can you fill me in? Tom

[Puppage]

I just looked out my window...I don't see any of these people!

[MWS]

Me neither...lol

[angcat]

That actor who plays furman is very good looking I remember him from another movie with valerie bertanelli about a long island dentist that kills his wife.

[Tribune7]

This is a pretty lame movie actually. But I don't care Kennedys are looking bad.

[anniegetyourgun]

ROFL!

[angcat]

I wanted to watch that does it really stink? I guess the book is much better.

[Tribune7]

It's been a while since I checked. The modern day scenes were decent. The flashbacks are stinkeroo. The actress who plays the Moxley girl has scenes in which she speaks from the beyond. Those are bad.

But I forgive them all. Go Furhman.

[angcat]

ok thanks for the information. anything that dogs the kennedy's is worth watching. heeheheheh

[Tribune7]

It starting over again at 10. It's probably worth flicking through. I might check it for some the scenes I missed.

[Fledermaus]

I read the TV Guide "Online" synopsis of this movie and they call Furman a "perjurer".

He never perjured himself.

[Tribune7]

You think when they do the Bill Clinton story, they will refer to him as a perjurer?

[Hildy]

Wow, out of all the credits that actor has, that movie is probably the smallest. I remember it because my friend, Brian McNamara, played Bertinelli's husband.

[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

I wonder if the movie "A Season in Purgatory" is based on the Moxley crime. Same scenario, basically. Rich kid kills beautiful neighbour girl. Gets friend to help him cover up the crime. Rich kid's father pays off the friend. Crime is eventually brought to light several years later. Rich kid (no longer a kid and now running for Senator) is exposed. There are enough similarities to make me think it might be based, at least loosely, on the Moxley crime.

[Betty Jane]

Yes, A Season in Purgatory is based on the Moxley case. I believe it was written by Dominic Dunne.

[Howlin]

Yes, it is. It's based on the book by Nick Dunne.

[Tribune7]

I bet you it's better than this movie. :-)

[Dick Bachert]

We hear that other members of this "group" will soon be releasing CDs of some of THEIR favs. In the meantime, enjoy these ditties from their lead sinner SINGER (yeah, "singer," that's the ticket)!