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Release Date:
30 April 1996 (USA) morePlot:
John Ritter plays a family man who puts his wife through domestic violence and his children through emotional torture... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Victim Culture ? moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| John Ritter | ... | Paul Hegstrom | |
| Harley Jane Kozak | ... | Judy Hegstrom | |
| Kevin Dunn | ... | Milton 'Milt' Stella | |
| Susan Gibney | ... | Beth French | |
| Gina Philips | ... | Tammy (as Gina Phillips) | |
| Mariangela Pino | ... | Helen Jessup, M.D. | |
| Aaron Leigh | ... | Jeff Hegstrom | |
| Elisabeth Lund | ... | Heidi Hegstrom | |
| James McDaniel | ... | Spider | |
| Steven Anderson | ... | Doctor | |
| Doug Caputo | ... | Steve | |
| Michael Flynn | ... | Ben Corbin | |
| Carmen Fournier | ... | Patrolman #2 | |
| Frank Gerrish | ... | Dave | |
| Curley Green | ... | Group Member #1 |
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Paul Hegstrom: Judy, what's wrong?Judy Hegstrom: What's wrong? You abused me for 15 years!
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John Ritter plays a car salesman ! Don`t know about the States but over here in the UK car salesmen are treated as a bit of a joke so a TVM starring a TV sitcom actor as a car salesman has got to be a comedy right ? No . UNFORGIVABLE is about a car salesman who likes to beat up women
To be honest Ritter doesn`t make a very good job of playing Paul Hegstrom but he`s not helped by the way the character is written . In most of these types of domestic abuse stories the character should have a large amount of juxtaposition - cruel to his wife and family but charming to customers and work colleagues . But UNFORGIVABLE shows Hegstrom to be an abrasive bad tempered jerk to everyone and the viewer will be surprised as to why on earth anyone would want to go for an after work drink with him.
But the main problem I have this TVM is that it comes close to painting Hegstrom as a victim too . As a child young Paul saw his father beat his mother and UNFORGIVABLE insinuates that this is the root core of his violence . Can anyone give me scientific proof that this is the case ? Likewise can anyone offer clear evidence that group therapy will break a cycle of violence ? It`s a bit like saying the Middle East conflict can be solved by world leaders attending a meeting three times a week where they can all shout at each other