A Murderous Affair: The Carolyn Warmus Story

1992

Biography / Crime / Drama

10
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 38% · 50 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.2/10 10 507 507

based on true story carolyn warmus

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Plot summary

A married man meets a beautiful woman and they begin an affair.

Director

Martin Davidson Photo
Martin Davidson

Top cast

Olivia Burnette Photo
Olivia Burnette as Kristan Solomon
Noah Lee Margetts Photo
Noah Lee Margetts as Officer Frank Farina
William H. Macy Photo
William H. Macy as Sean Hammel
Virginia Madsen Photo
Virginia Madsen as Carolyn Warmus
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by R T 6 / 10

Horrible acting, but really good plot

horrible acting, but really good plot
Reviewed by Deborah J 2 / 10

This movie is a disgrace to the woman

This movie is a disgrace to the woman who was murdered. I know it was early nineties but i can't believe how sexist and stereotyped this film was. Now there are a few great actor's in the film. But surely the woman who played Carolyn, could have been directed to not be so over the top. And that put on over the top whispery voice. And a kind of women, men think they can't resist. Oh! You can see the misogyny is so blatant. Do these men ever regret having to play a character in this shitty movie? UGH. What about the actor Virginia Madsen? There is no way this movie is even close to how the real story played out. And the slow saxophone music and the stupid intimacy scenes and the fake sweat... Just... NO.
Reviewed by blanche-2 6 / 10

A little better than the other version

There are two versions of Carolyn Warmus' story - this one and another 1992 version starring Jenny Robertson and Joe Penny. So Carolyn doesn't beat out Amy Fisher, of whom it was said, "Jesus Christ didn't have that many movies made of his life."This TV movie, starring Virginia Madsen and Chris Sarandon, is superior to the other, which isn't saying too awfully much. The cast is definitely better. Though I am a fan of Joe Penny's, I never considered Robertson much of an actress; however, in recent years, now that she is more in the leading lady stage of her career, she is much better.Both films portray Carolyn as a man magnet with a great body and loads of sex appeal. In both versions, much is made of her grand, electric entrance into the courtroom on the first day of her trial.This film has one thing the other lacked - the real-life character of Vincent Parco, the detective who sold Carolyn the murder weapon (with a silencer). For an important figure in the case, it's strange that he isn't a character in the Robertson-Penny movie. I actually have spoken with Vincent Parco, so I admit to finding this version more interesting.Without going into enormous detail, Warmus is the woman suspected of killing her boyfriend's wife, Betty Jean Solomon. At first, her boyfriend is the chief suspect. Eventually the focus falls on Carolyn.I thought Madsen was great showing how unstable and obsessive Carolyn was, trashing a room and stalking Carlin and his wife in Puerto Rico (in flashback). Chris Sarandon, as Michael Carlin, the guilt-ridden, overwrought, cheating husband, is very good.Peter Haskell, another favorite of mine, plays Carolyn's father in flashback. He's uncredited. Ned Eisenberg, another favorite and a good actor is the detective assigned to the case.So for me, the dice are loaded in favor of this version. Both are routine, and as we know, the beautiful and talented Madsen has gone on to much better.
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