Hasta que la muerte nos separe

Título original: A Woman Scorned: The Betty Broderick Story

Película de TV
1992
PG-13
1h 36min

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Meredith Baxter and Stephen Collins in Hasta que la muerte nos separe (1992)

Betty atormenta a su marido con vandalismo infantil y amenazas verbales después de que él la deje por otra mujer, pero nadie prevé lo que acaba ocurriendo a medida que los juegos se intensif... Leer todoBetty atormenta a su marido con vandalismo infantil y amenazas verbales después de que él la deje por otra mujer, pero nadie prevé lo que acaba ocurriendo a medida que los juegos se intensifican.Betty atormenta a su marido con vandalismo infantil y amenazas verbales después de que él la deje por otra mujer, pero nadie prevé lo que acaba ocurriendo a medida que los juegos se intensifican.

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Nominado para 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 1 nominación en total

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Curiosidades
Meredith Baxter and Stephen Collins previously played each other's spouses before, in the feature film, Todos los hombres del presidente (1976).

Pifias
Due to extensive renovations on the Coral Reef house, Dan and Betty move the family to another house. When they separate, Dan says he'll move back alone and work around it, and arrives to pick his way through a flurry of activity, but when Betty drops the kids off shortly later, the renovators have all conveniently vanished to make room for them.

Citas
Dan Broderick: I know this isn't the exact ring you asked for, but I thought it'd be more of a surprise. And you know... I kind of like this one better.
Betty Broderick: [surprised] You liked it better?
Dan Broderick: Well... uhh...
Betty Broderick: [calmly] Yes, you liked it better. And that's what counts, really, I mean, that's what it's all about. You make it, you spend it on what you want.
Dan Broderick: [flabbergasted] Geez, Bets, it isn't like it cost any less.
Betty Broderick: [becoming ballistic] Exactly! So, why not get me what I want? *You* certainly got what you wanted, even though you had to spend an extra 7 grand to get it when you wanted it!
Debbie Broderick: [frightened] Can you guys just cool it?
Dan Broderick: [smirking] It's Christmas. If your Mom wants to behave like a spoiled brat, let's let her.
Betty Broderick: What kind of person gets his wife a Christmas present she *doesn't* even want?
Dan Broderick: [calmly, while clutching Betty's wrist as she holds the ring box] It's a beautiful ring.
Betty Broderick: [screams] *But it's not what I asked for!* So that makes it a piece of crap!

Conexiones
Featured in The 44th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1992)

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Superb performance by Meredith Baxter.

First off Meredith Baxter turns in a superb performance as Betty Broderick. She clearly was head and shoulders above all the others who had roles in this made for TV film. It is her and really her alone that makes this picture shine. Second, having lived in San Diego at the time this crime went down and watching it being literally beaten into the ground by the news media there I never thought I would find myself watching a movie in a theater or even on TV about this story. However I did and am glad I did. This was a good movie. Third, Yes Betty Broderick had a couple screws loose but I couldn't help myself feeling that Dan sort of got what he had coming to him.