Is it based on a true story?
Yes. The film reconstructs the murder of Ted Ammon in East Hampton during one of New York's costliest divorces. Daniel Pelosi was later convicted. Read our true story page for a simplified timeline.
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Yes. The film reconstructs the murder of Ted Ammon in East Hampton during one of New York's costliest divorces. Daniel Pelosi was later convicted. Read our true story page for a simplified timeline.
The film circulated as Million Dollar Murder and Murder in the Hamptons depending on territory and release channel. Amazon and IMDb may list different primary titles — same film, same cast.
Approximately 120 minutes (2 hours). The film premiered on Lifetime on 11 July 2005. Some digital listings report shorter cuts; the original broadcast runtime is two hours.
TV-14 (US television). The film aired on Lifetime and contains mature themes around divorce, murder, and mental illness. Digital storefronts may display different regional ratings.
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No, but the outcome is public record. The film's interest is in how the marriage and litigation unravel, not a mechanical whodunit twist. Our review includes a plot summary with careful spoilers.
Poppy Montgomery, David Sutcliffe, and Shawn Christian lead. See the full starring breakdown for roles and performance notes.
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