Main Cast: Katey Sagal, David Lascher, Charlotte Ross
Release Year: 1991
Country: US
Run Time: 96 minutes
Plot
She Says She's Innocent stars off as a standard "legal issue of the week" TV movie. Katey Sagal refuses to believe that her daughter Charlotte Ross is guilty as charged of murder. Usually this is a cue for a feature-length fight against the legal system: Not so here. Instead, Sagal spends the last 20 minutes of the film playing amateur sleuth to track down the real killer--and in so doing leaves herself open to a near-fatal confrontation. If the name of the director She Says She's Innocent seems familiar, it should; Charles Correll was the grandson of the radio actor of the same name--the man who, with Freeman Gosden, created Amos N Andy. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Amy Moore Davis - Ashley; George Nannerello - Cherubic Cop; Richard Olsen - Gary Stuart; Robert Picardo - Dr. Gilmore; Linda Pierce - Mrs. Gilmore; Alan Rachins - Matthew; Rick Warner - Peter Hudson; Jameson Parker - Eric; Lonnie Horsey - Bully #1; C.K. Bibby - Prosecutor; Kimberly Hooper
Credit
Robert Florio - Associate Producer, Don Goldman - Co-producer, Charles Correll - Director, Robert Florio - Editor, Carla Singer - Executive Producer, Greg de Belles - Composer (Music Score), Norman Baron - Production Designer, John Beymer - Cinematographer, Philip Kleinbart - Producer, Kathleen Rowell - Screenwriter
