Video Voyeur: The Susan Wilson Story

2002

Video Voyeur: The Susan Wilson Story

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This made-for-TV movie recounts the true story of Susan Wilson, a Louisiana housewife whose peace of mind was shattered by the unwelcome intrusions of a "trusted" friend. After moving next door to the affable Steve Glover (Jamey Sheridan), who was not only an above-suspicion family man but also a deacon in the Wilsons' church, Susan (Angie Harmon) and her husband Gary (Dale Midkiff) soon became irritated with Glover's unannounced drop-ins and unwarranted favors. Her suspicions aroused, Susan eventually discovered that Glover was spying on Susan with high-tech video equipment, recording her every move. Unfortunately, while voyeurism was regarded as a "nuisance" by the authorities, it was not officially a crime. Through Susan's indefatigable efforts, a law was passed in Louisiana in 1999, rendering illegal the sort of sordid activities indulged in by Glover -- legislation that would be ultimately adopted in nine other states. Filmed in Vancouver, Video Voyeur: The Susan Wilson Story was first telecast over the Lifetime cable network on January 21, 2002.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Drama
Directed By:

Tim Hunter
Written By:

Kathleen Rowell
In Theaters:

Jan 21, 2002 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Oct 15, 2002
Runtime:

91 minutes
Studio:

Hearst Entertainment & Syndication

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Cast

Angie Harmon
as Susan Wilson

Jamey Sheridan
as Steve Glover

Dale Midkiff
as Gary Wilson

Tegan Moss
as Emily Wilson

Teryl Rothery
as Nancy Glover

Linda Darlow
as Joanne Biggs

Gabrielle Miller
as Tisha

Katya Gardner
as Mary Bennett

Gary Chalk
as Jerry Jones

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...the movie is so over-the-top and one-sided...that it's hard to ever really take it seriously.

Jun 25, 2004 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…

David Nusair
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