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Guilty as Sin (1993)

“She's finally met her match. He's handsome, wealthy, seductive. A Real Lady Killer!”

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Plot

In the heart of Chicago, triumph greets the esteemed lawyer Jennifer "Jenny" Haines as she emerges victorious from yet another high-stakes trial. Her reputation lures the enigmatic David Edgar Greenhill into her path, a notorious womanizer and the prime suspect in his wealthy wife's murder. Greenhill, with his brash confidence and charisma, intrigues Jenny, despite his cynical demeanor and scandalous reputation. Initially, she resists his plea for representation, but his audacity and her own ambition, fueled by the prospect of media attention and a further chance to prove her prowess, compel her to accept. However, this choice soon breeds regret as her trusted friend and seasoned investigator, Moe Plimpton, uncovers Greenhill's alarming history. Past wealthy lovers have met untimely ends, while her own boyfriend, Phil Garson, finds himself at odds with Greenhill. Despite this, the manipulative Greenhill crafts a scenario that forces Jenny and her firm to continue their defense. The trial spirals into a labyrinth of secrets and danger as Greenhill confidentially discloses further murders to Jenny, exploiting the lawyer-client privilege. As the borders between professional duty and personal safety blur, Jenny embarks on a perilous investigation into her own client. This threatens not only her career, but also the lives of those she holds dear. In this enthralling narrative of crime and justice, Guilty as Sin explores the twisted paths one must traverse when caught in a web woven by a master manipulator. As Jenny grapples with the dangerous consequences of her decisions, the audience is left to ponder - what will she do next?

Where to watch Guilty as Sin?

Guilty as Sin is a drama movie featuring Rebecca De Mornay.

It is possible to buy Guilty as Sin on AMC on Demand, Amazon Video, Apple TV, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Microsoft Store, Vudu and YouTube.