Too Late to Say Goodbye

TV Movie
2009
TV-14
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

5.4/10

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Lauren Holly, Rob Lowe, and Yannick Bisson in Too Late to Say Goodbye (2009)

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True Crime Crime Drama Mystery

Bart Corbin's wife Jenn dies in their home, apparently suicide, as the police believes. While he moves in with young sons Taylor and Trevor at brother Bobby's, her sister Heather starts a re... Read allBart Corbin's wife Jenn dies in their home, apparently suicide, as the police believes. While he moves in with young sons Taylor and Trevor at brother Bobby's, her sister Heather starts a relentless campaign, without any clue, to make the police believe Bart must have murdered he... Read allBart Corbin's wife Jenn dies in their home, apparently suicide, as the police believes. While he moves in with young sons Taylor and Trevor at brother Bobby's, her sister Heather starts a relentless campaign, without any clue, to make the police believe Bart must have murdered her and had an affair with practice secretary Dara. However PC data show Jenn was the one wh... Read all

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IMDb RATING

5.4/10

849

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

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Trivia
Marc Bendavid & Yannick Bisson starred together in 3 episodes of "The Murdoch Mysteries". Marc Bendavid played character 'Robert Parry', & Yannick Bisson, was, of course, 'Detective Murdoch'.

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It Was Love
By Ellen Carol

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8/10

Beware low average rating!

This is an engaging movie... not the best, but certainly watchable. What makes this movie remarkable, however, is Rob Lowe's stellar performance. I mean, this guy is on fire! I've seen him in a few things and have never given him much that much thought, but that he could turn in such a world class performance in what is essentially a throw-away (although certainly decent) movie is a testament to what an incredible talent he must be. I am not joking. He is really good in this... he had me laughing out loud several times, not because he was funny but simply because I was in awe of how well he delivered this or that line. Just as "Batman: The Dark Knight" wasn't that good a movie but was elevated by Heath Ledger's performance, so is this TV movie elevated into true art by the solid acting performances, especially Lowe's. Recommended!