To Die For (1995)

In the picturesque coastal town of Little Hope, New Hampshire, a chilling murder mystery unfurls. Larry Maretto, a charming blue-collar Italian with roots firmly planted in the family restaurant, is found dead, leaving the town entangled in a web of questions, suspicion, and intrigue. At the heart of it all is his beguiling wife, Suzanne Stone Maretto, a captivating yet superficial beauty with an unquenchable thirst for fame and notoriety. Ambitious and driven, Suzanne dreams of a life in the limelight, far removed from the domesticity her husband adores. She envisions herself as the successor to Jane Pauley, a beacon of glamour in the world of television. Employed by Ed Grant at a small, second-rate cable station, Suzanne's relentless determination and cunning strategies gradually transform her role from a mere errand girl to the station's on-air weather girl. With a flair for manipulation, she soon transitions into the world of documentary-making, where she meets Jimmy Emmett and Lydia Mertz, two wayward teenagers who become entwined in her dangerous game. As the town grieves Larry's loss, the media descends upon Little Hope, conducting interviews with the Maretto family, friends, and acquaintances. The strings of suspicion point towards Suzanne, and the question arises - did her ruthless ambition lead her to orchestrate her husband's demise? Larry's sister, Janice, a figure skater, harbors a haunting belief of Suzanne's involvement. "To Die For" is a riveting exploration of a woman's relentless pursuit of her dreams, no matter the cost. The narrative spins a tale of ambition, manipulation, and betrayal, leaving audiences questioning: will justice be served? Will the true perpetrators be brought to light? The answers lie within the dark corners of Suzanne's ambition and the tranquil streets of Little Hope.

To Die For is a comedy movie featuring Nicholas Pasco and directed by Gus Van Sant.

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