Badge of Betrayal
Overview
Annie Walker, hoping to rebuild her life, thinks that she has gotten the perfect job working for the sheriff of a small town, but soon discovers the he is involved in large-scale corruption.
- Production
- Libra Pictures, O'Hara-Horowitz Productions, ABC
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Cast
Michele Greene
Annie Walker
Harry Hamlin
Sheriff Dave Ward
Linda Doucett
Patty Renault
Teryl Rothery
Maxine 'Max' Walker
Bob Morrisey
Pete
Gordon Clapp
Mark Thatcher
Stephen E. Miller
Deputy Howard
Michael J Rogers
Deputy Rich
Don Thompson
Fred Brandon
Colleen Winton
Eleanor Bradley
Allan Lysell
Agent Zachary
Jason Diablo
Ronnie
Crew
- Director
- Sandor Stern
- Writers
- Christina Adams,Anthony Adams
- Producers
- Tracey Jeffrey,Lawrence Horowitz
- Cinematography
- Henry M. Lebo
- Composer
- Stacy Widelitz
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Wuchak
November 5, 2025
**_A female deputy is hired by a corrupt sheriff in small town Washington_** Released in 1997, this is about the best that can be done with a movie debuting on Lifetime and the limitations thereof (TV budget, formulaic parameters and so forth). It explores the “power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely” theme with the milieu of a police station in the rural Northwest. I’ve heard it criticized that the abuse by the sheriff (well played by Harry Hamlin) is too overt to be believa…