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The Dark Side of the Door: Directed by Anthony Pullen Shaw. With Angela Lansbury, Richard Beymer, Dennis Creaghan, Meg Foster. Jessica's friend Erin is haunted by being kidnapped as a child, and when Erin reads a novel with a story too close for coincidence, Jessica makes a shocking revelation.
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- Crime, Drama, Mystery
- Anthony Pullen Shaw
- 1996-02-01
"Murder, She Wrote" The Dark Side of the Door (TV Episode 1996) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
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Victims: Nora Delano, Dirk Mathison
Killer: Terry Garman Holbert, mother of Erin (with aid of Mike Holbert, her boyfriend now husband)
Cause of death: gunshot
Motive: to get rid of evidence that she was the mastermind of her own daughter's kidnapping in order to get her father's money (Nora as accomplice who blabbed and Dirk as person with the tapes of Nora's account).
Regular Cast
Angela Lansbury as Jessica Fletcher
Guest Stars
Richard Beymer as Dirk Mathison Dennis Creaghan as Charles Meg Foster as Laura Kerwin Richard Libertini as Lt. Phil Corelli Tracy Middendorf as Erin Garman Taylor Nichols as Drew Finley Gerry Bean as Mike Holbert Marcia Strassman as Terry Garman Holbert Michael Tylo as Sonny Mary-Pat Green as Nora Delano Rodney Frazier as Detective Rogers
Directing. Anthony Pullen Shaw. The victim of a childhood kidnapping sees more in the manuscript she is editing than coincidence would suggest.
A TV episode from 1996 featuring Jessica Fletcher solving a cold-case kidnapping and two murders linked to a novelist's book. Read user reviews, ratings, and plot summary of this mystery story.
Feb 1, 1996 · The Dark Side of the Door. S12 E15: Details in a manuscript convince a young editor (Tracy Middendorf) that the author (Richard Beymer) kidnapped her 11 years earlier, but when the author is found dead, the editor becomes the primary suspect.
The Dark Side of the Door. Details in a manuscript convince a young editor that the author kidnapped her 11 years earlier.
