Murder In-Law

About Murder In-Law

"Murder In-Law" is a thrilling TV Series that was released in the year of 2014. It encapsulates the suspense and mystery that arises because of the two complex households narrative. The story revolves around a woman whose life turns upside down after her new relative comes into the picture. Discrepancies between the two households and the complicated relationship with the family's in-laws further intensifies the suspense of the TV series. The projection of characters enchants the viewers as they unfold layers of their personalities. The show truly delves into the enigmatic relationships bound by households.

Making / Production

Produced by Larry Levinson Productions, the film was directed by Nigel Thomas and penned by Michael Nourse. The award-winning director and writer pair wrought this brilliant suspense TV series came together to spellbind the audience. The crisp editing and theatrical cinematography bring out the essence of the thrilling narrative.

Actors

• Mark Riccardi - Mark portrays the complex character of George who becomes the cause of distress. He plays his role with such finesse, it leaves you intrigued.
• Marie Mouroum - Marie, giving life to the character of Janet, adeptly displays the arc of a woman torn between her life and new relatives.
• Reece Ritchie - Ritchie plays the role of Paul and crafts a memorable performance.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• "Murder In-Law" was originally expected to be a film but later on was conceived as a TV series.
• Despite being a TV series, it's suspense element stands par with many thriller genre films.

Awards

The TV Series did not win any notable awards but received acclaim for its suspense and plot twists

Quotes

• "Family isn't about bloodline, it's about who stands with you when it counts."
• "Trust is the most expensive commodity here, particularly when it comes to family."

Music, Soundtrack

• "Deadly Revelations" - Composed by John Frizzell and provides a haunting score that builds the tension.
• "Who's There?" - Another John Frizzell piece, this edgy soundtrack increases suspense and fear.