The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag

1992
PG-13
1h 29min

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Penelope Ann Miller in The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag (1992)

An ignored, small-town librarian confesses to a murder she didn't commit to get attention.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn ignored, small-town librarian confesses to a murder she didn't commit to get attention.An ignored, small-town librarian confesses to a murder she didn't commit to get attention.An ignored, small-town librarian confesses to a murder she didn't commit to get attention.

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Trivia
Chris Isaak was the first choice to play Alex.

Errores
At the grocery store checkout counter, Betty Lou's order comes to $55.25, and she has a twenty-five-cent coupon for dog food. But when she leaves the store, she's only carrying a bouquet of flowers.

Citas
Alex Perkins: You know my wife?
Reba Bush: Yeah.
Alex Perkins: How do you know she like gone with the wind?
Reba Bush: She's a friend of mine.
Alex Perkins: Jesus, she knows everybody. Where the hell was I?
Reba Bush: Well, sugar, I think that was a real good question.
Alex Perkins: What do you mean?
Reba Bush: Where were you?

Versiones alternativas
The 2011 Blu-ray from Mill Creek Entertainment has only a mono soundtrack.

Conexiones
Features La carta trágica (1940)

Bandas sonoras
Smouldering Fury Part B and Part C
Written by T. Duncan

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6/10

Not nearly as bad as the comments

A bit too violent to be a comedy, but come on folks, it wasn't that bad. The story is that behind every person is someone to know, and that every person needs to risk and live.

OK, granted Beaudeen didn't have to use the knife in such graphic manners, but overall, good dialogue and decent acting.