I suppose there's a lesson in her somewhere in the Ted Ammon murder case. It's a lesson that says stick to your own kind in choosing life partners. No Pretty Woman dreams in this life.
It seems like Generosa Rand LeGaye hit the jackpot when she barged into Ted Ammon's office one day after he brushed her off to deal with a client. Generosa was a real estate salesman who had insanity in her family, but she was as beautiful as Julia Roberts and her moxie intrigued him. It was love and they adopted two Ukranian orphans when they could not have kids of their own.
David Sutcliffe and Poppy Montgomery play Ted and Generosa. Maybe one can't live on love alone and some common interests help. She was never accepted by his set and soon the insanity creeped out. She was great at spending his money.
Montgomery dominates this film with her descent into a kind of narcissistic madness. When they separate she takes the kids and takes up residence in a swank hotel. Montgomery takes up with contractor Danny Pelosi played here by Shawn Christian. His business does not prevent him from dealing with her pleasures.
Eventually after Ammon's murder in unseemly haste she marries Pelosi, a mistake Mary Queen Of Scots made when she married Lord Bothwell. Poppy and Mary both regretted that move.
We will never if or how much culpability Generosa had in the death of her husband. A celestial capital punishment was exacted on her when she developed breast cancer.
After she died Pelosi was convicted of murder. The film was light on showing the evidence of his guilt. I suspect the Suffolk County DA was light on evidence also. But Pelosi was the only one standing and his public image was in the toilet. A lot like Scott Petersen in the drowning death of his wife Lacy.
Murder In The Hamptons is an interestingly told tale. But I think the message of stick to your own kind won't resonate. People have the right to dream and even think dreams can come true.
It seems like Generosa Rand LeGaye hit the jackpot when she barged into Ted Ammon's office one day after he brushed her off to deal with a client. Generosa was a real estate salesman who had insanity in her family, but she was as beautiful as Julia Roberts and her moxie intrigued him. It was love and they adopted two Ukranian orphans when they could not have kids of their own.
David Sutcliffe and Poppy Montgomery play Ted and Generosa. Maybe one can't live on love alone and some common interests help. She was never accepted by his set and soon the insanity creeped out. She was great at spending his money.
Montgomery dominates this film with her descent into a kind of narcissistic madness. When they separate she takes the kids and takes up residence in a swank hotel. Montgomery takes up with contractor Danny Pelosi played here by Shawn Christian. His business does not prevent him from dealing with her pleasures.
Eventually after Ammon's murder in unseemly haste she marries Pelosi, a mistake Mary Queen Of Scots made when she married Lord Bothwell. Poppy and Mary both regretted that move.
We will never if or how much culpability Generosa had in the death of her husband. A celestial capital punishment was exacted on her when she developed breast cancer.
After she died Pelosi was convicted of murder. The film was light on showing the evidence of his guilt. I suspect the Suffolk County DA was light on evidence also. But Pelosi was the only one standing and his public image was in the toilet. A lot like Scott Petersen in the drowning death of his wife Lacy.
Murder In The Hamptons is an interestingly told tale. But I think the message of stick to your own kind won't resonate. People have the right to dream and even think dreams can come true.