Judith-Marie Bergan Movies

The story of two average women who refused to be silenced and intimidated by the company who manufactured their silicone implants is detailed in this inspirational docudrama starring Mary McDonnell and Gail O' Grady. Sybil Goldrich (McDonnell) was a wealthy California who was devastated to be diagnosed with breast cancer, and Kathleen Anneken (O'Grady) was a typical middle-class mother from Kansas who had always been unhappy with her breast size. Despite their disparate backgrounds and social statuses, both women would soon be drawn together by the tragic circumstances surrounding their decision to receive breast implants. Ignored, mistreated, and disregarded by silicone specialists Dow Corning after they received their implants and fell gravely ill, Goldrich and Anneken became united in their efforts to take their case to the FDA. While proving Down Corning was responsible for their many ailments was a near impossible task, getting their story out to the public was simply a matter of using every opportunity they had to state their case publicly. In the end it was one lawyer who possessed the incriminating evidence needed to bring Down Corning down, and ensure that their cries weren't silenced by the stifling greenback gag of big business. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Sipowicz (Dennis Franz) goes after a private eye who may be cheating his client by feeding him with false hopes about his missing child. The father of a 13-year-old murdered in the street seeks out justice on his own when the killer injures LaSalle (Wendy Makkena) and escapes. Will this incident hurt LaSalle's chances of landing a job at a local equal-employment-opportunity office? Real-life NYPD commissioner Raymond Kelly appears, uncredited, as himself. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

ALF lands a job as "alien world" reporter for the sleazy tabloid "National Inquisitor". Angered over the manner in which his stories are re-edited and distorted, ALF demands to meet the editor face to face. This proves to be a major mistake when the editor snaps a picture of ALF, forcing the Tanner family to go into "Mission: Impossible" mode to retrieve the photo. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

In their latest earthly guises, angels Jonathan (Michael Landon) and Mark (Victor French) are employed as bellhops in a luxurious hotel. Their current "client" is Barry Rudd (Brian Kerwin), the listless, unmotivated son of millionaire Clinton Rudd (Jacques Aubuchon) . Employing methods both subtle and radical, Jonathan and Mark endeavor to arouse Barry out of his self-imposed torpor and to make decisions that will help him find true meaning in his life. And as a side benefit, a number of underserving characters get just what's coming to them! ~ All Movie Guide

In this graphic and gory crime drama, a police officer hits the streets to get revenge upon the one who murdered his prostitute girl friend. On video, this is known as Bloodrage. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide