Her acting was too forced. She was completely not believable as a mother whose child had been kidnapped. And, as others have mentioned, the supposed Texas accent, was so obnoxious, it distracted me from the story.
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shareThis movie just came on. Due to that accent, I changed the channel within the first 3 minutes, then came here to see where the "actress" is from.
It is the worst, most annoying Southern accent I have ever, and I don't have any accent. I know the movie probably cost like $700 to make, but that is atrocious.
I disagree. While her acting wasn't the greatest, keep in mind that it was a Lifetime movie. Yes, the accent was incredibly frustrating but they got the story across and that was the aim.
I also disagree about her not being believable as a mother whose child had been kidnapped- I thought she did well play the hysterical, emotional mother. The producers and writers would have done research on how the real Donna reacted and I'm assuming that's how.
I thought that for a Lifetime movie, it wasn't too bad. I actually found the entire second half (Nicole, Glen, Nicole's mom) more frustrating than Elisabeth Rohm!!
Yes, the accent was incredibly frustrating but they got the story across and that was the aim.