Love's Deadly Triangle: The Texas Cadet Murder

TV Movie
1997
TV-14
1h 33m

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Love's Deadly Triangle: The Texas Cadet Murder (1997)

Diane and David love each other, but when they go to separate army academies, David has an affair. Diane snaps and ultimately something very sinister happens that the couple get involved in.Diane and David love each other, but when they go to separate army academies, David has an affair. Diane snaps and ultimately something very sinister happens that the couple get involved in.Diane and David love each other, but when they go to separate army academies, David has an affair. Diane snaps and ultimately something very sinister happens that the couple get involved in.

Director
- Richard A. Colla
Writers
- Skip Hollandsworth
- Steve Johnson
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6.2/10

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Director
- Richard A. Colla
Writers
- Skip Hollandsworth
- Steve Johnson
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
After David Graham was tried and sent to prison, he stated that he and Adrianne Jones did not have a physical relationship after all making the motive for her murder a mystery.

Goofs
After the cross country meet, Adrianne and David board the school bus for the ride home. She is in the clothes she ran in, covered by sweats. Later, as the two make out in his car, he unhooks her bra. By 1995, when the events take place, nearly all female runners would have worn a sports bra which has no hooks.

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The Star-Spangled Banner
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Lyrics by Francis Scott Key
Music by John Stafford Smith

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3/10

Horrid dramatisation

Tragic yes if you look at what happened, but like many documentations made for TV, this one fails miserably. The plot is based loosely on the actual case by what was shown, using the most catchy of scenes and then over-glorifying them. The acting, atrocious. Pin the blame on the bumbling cops who are trying to solve this murder. Are they really cops? The guilty couple who committed the crime was okay, but suffers the same glorifying effect. It doesn't make them tragic, it makes them inane. Bottom line, not a very good drama. 4 / 10