Madison Byrne is a beautiful young art expert who tries to help Jack Singer, a wealthy patron of her museum, unlock the mystery of an antique ring. This ring may or may not have belonged to his family before being lost in WWII. As she inches closer to the truth, the danger grows and Madison begins to suspect that Jack may not be as innocent as he appears. Could he be a murderer, bent on revenge or is someone else killing to keep a more sinister secret?
Trailer
Pemeran
Jean-Claude Lord
Director
Rebecca Mader
Madison Byrne
Cameron Bancroft
Jack Singer
Claudia Ferri
Carol Kinahan
Benz Antoine
Lester Bragg
Vlasta Vrana
Oscar Brown
Andreas Apergis
Marcus Coleman
Paula Costain
Detective Cheryl Lynch
Millie Tresierra
Sarah Brooks
Carl Alacchi
Milo Henskie
Pascale Devigne
Lady #1
Una Kay
Franka Schneider
Daniel Brochu
Head Usher
Liz MacRae
Receptionist
Yanek Gadzala
Federal Officer
Michael Sinelnikoff
Landlord
Nancy Boulanger
Empress Elizabeth
Beat Berwerger
Heinrich Kellman
Vito DeFilippo
Federal Officer #2
Randy Duniz
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The music alone is enough to make you vomit. My review was to shirt so I'll add, there was a sexy science and no bobs, what b.s.
It's been hard to think of anything good to write about Ring of Deceit and perhaps that only positive thing I could take from the movie was that Rebecca Mader's prettiness brightened the whole movie. That's about it... The plot, about the mystery of the ownership of an antique ring, causes mayhem and murder is nothing original but had the screenplay been worked with a more accomplished mind could have made it more interesting. Instead viewers are treated to sub standard fare and clichéd actions. The acting was quite terrible from everyone involved. Rebecca may look pretty but she is far from accomplished in acting and it showed on screen because rather than watching the screen character come to life you could see the actor attempting to act. I think the worst was when she got punched in the stomach in one scene and she was trying to cry out in pain but ended up grinning and laughing. So, for a TV movie this has to be one of the worst I've seen. Watching a snail make it's way across a concrete slab of the sidewalk is more entertaining. And thought provoking.
Ring of Deceit
