The Perfect Husband (2003)



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Synopsis:
Professional journalist Lisa (Tracy Nelson) is certain that she has landed the perfect spouse when she weds the brilliant and charismatic widowed author Ty Kellington (Michael Riley). Only gradually does Kellington reveal himself to be possessive and tyrannical -- and only after Lisa's onetime co-worker Matt Thompson (Thomas Calabro) offers her a prestigious radio job does Kellington's dangerous side make itself known to both Lisa and her terrified sister, Beverly (Andrea Roth). Our heroine's access to her friends and family members is completely cut off after she injures her ankle in an accident, rendering her virtually captive to her increasingly unhinged husband. First broadcast in Canada in 2003, the made-for-TV movie The Perfect Husband debuted in the U.S. via cable's Lifetime channel on February 12, 2004 -- only to be hastily retitled Her Perfect Spouse to avoid confusion with another cable effort, The Perfect Husband: The Laci Peterson Story, telecast the very same week.

~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Theatrical Release
1/1/2003
Director Credit
Douglas Jackson Director
Cast Credit
Tracy Nelson Lisa Kellington
Michael Riley Ty Kellington
Thomas Calabro Matt Thompson
Andrea Roth Beverly Dorian
Sophie Gendron Penny Beaux
Steve Adams Roger Pitney
Laura Mitchell Dr. Kiley
Tom Rack Dr. Schneider
Marjorie Silcoff Deandra
Moira Wylie Kate Dillworth
Production Credits Credit
Stefan Wodoslawsky Producer
Louis A. Massicotte Executive Producer
Neil Bregman Producer
Tom Berry Executive Producer
Pierre David Executive Producer
Art Department Credit
Karen Churma Production Designer
Film Camera Credit
Bert Tougas Cinematographer



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