I love those Lifetime cheesy movies, but as a Southerner, when I heard those first words escape from his lips, I was sorely disappointed. I understand that perhaps Southern accents are not all that easy to do, but this was just that bad.
The script could have been better too, as it seemed like overacting was the only way to push through the dialogue. Pamela Reed did an excellent job of this, except that each time when the detective showed up with news, both her and Danza almost viewed him as the pizza man, instead of someone with the potential to tell them about their daughter's fate.
I made it to the 90-minute point because I wanted to know what happened to Kathy and this was basically revealed a little more than halfway through the movie. I would have continued watching but it was late at night. Worth a watch if you're into those bad Lifetime flicks, but definitely not an example of Danza's best acting.
The script could have been better too, as it seemed like overacting was the only way to push through the dialogue. Pamela Reed did an excellent job of this, except that each time when the detective showed up with news, both her and Danza almost viewed him as the pizza man, instead of someone with the potential to tell them about their daughter's fate.
I made it to the 90-minute point because I wanted to know what happened to Kathy and this was basically revealed a little more than halfway through the movie. I would have continued watching but it was late at night. Worth a watch if you're into those bad Lifetime flicks, but definitely not an example of Danza's best acting.