Shy sixteen-year-old Stacy Collins can't believe that the most popular guy in school, an attractive athlete named Bobby Tennison, is interested in her. At first she is flattered by his constant attention, but then he becomes possessive and jealous-telling her who she can speak to and what she can wear. Threats escalate into violence when Bobby thinks Stacy has stepped out of line. Soon she is walking on egg shells and living in fear. Having seen the tell-tale bruises, Stacy's best friend convinces her to break things off with Bobby-but in a moment of weakness, Stacy goes to meet him. It will be the last time she is seen alive.
05-06-1996
1h 28m
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Movie Details
Production Info
Director:
Noel Nosseck
Writer:
Steven Loring
Production:
Von Zerneck Sertner Films, Frank & Bob Films II, Hallmark Entertainment, NBC
Key Crew
Executive Producer:
Robert M. Sertner
Co-Producer:
Stephanie Germain
Executive Producer:
Frank von Zerneck
Producer:
Artie Mandelberg
Producer:
Randy Sutter
Locations and Languages
Country:
US
Filming:
US
Languages:
en
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