Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: How to Con a Con

TV Movie
2021
1h 24m

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Marilu Henner, Candace Cameron Bure, and Niall Matter in Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: How to Con a Con (2021)

When one of Aida Teagarden's real estate clients is found murdered, her sleuthing daughter, Aurora sets out with her fiancé, Nick, to solve the murder.When one of Aida Teagarden's real estate clients is found murdered, her sleuthing daughter, Aurora sets out with her fiancé, Nick, to solve the murder.When one of Aida Teagarden's real estate clients is found murdered, her sleuthing daughter, Aurora sets out with her fiancé, Nick, to solve the murder.

Director
- Tony Dean Smith
Writers
- Charlaine Harris
- Teena Booth
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7.0/10

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Director
- Tony Dean Smith
Writers
- Charlaine Harris
- Teena Booth
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
About 15 minutes before the ending of the film(1:45 in a two hour slot) Sally and Aurora meet at the library. On the desk where Aurora is looking at her computer, there are a couple of books. One of the books is called "The Waving Flame". This was a book written by the fictional Graham Winslow from the "Mystery 101" series. A reading from that book played a part in the Mystery 101 episode "An Education in Murder" which came out a year before this episode of ATM.

Goofs
The surname of the Averys' contractor is Gulati. In the end credits, it is listed as Guiliati.

Connections
Followed by Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Til Death Do Us Part (2021)

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8/10

One of the best movies in this series

This movie was quite good, an intriguing mystery without any of the annoyances that plagued other movies. There were two main reasons I wasn't going to watch this. Sally Allison's whining and Aida Teagarden's narcissistic chauvinism.

Sally Allison didn't whine at all! Even when she was trying to get out of doing what Aurora wanted. It was refreshing! I'm so glad she is being portrayed as an adult instead of a whiny little kid.

Aida is no longer harassing Aurora to "get a man" and "dress to attract" and asking her fiancé to control her. She seems to have finally realised that her daughter is an independent adult who can make her own choices. She's still protective but is no longer treating Aurora as a child.

I'm assuming that this is down to the new director, if so I certainly hope he directs many more. This is how the series should be!