The Babysitter’s Seduction is a 1996 American drama television film directed by David Burton Morris; starring Stephen Collins and Keri Russell.
Plot It is summer, and Michelle will start college on a swimming scholarship in the fall. The mother of a wealthy family, whom Michelle babysits, dies unexpectedly. The father asks Michelle to take care of the children, and the father gradually seduces her. When police suspect that the mother was murdered (and had been part of an affair), Michelle unwittingly finds herself immersed in a web of lies, and she herself is a suspect. Michelle gradually discovers that things are not as she believed. Stephen Collins Scandal The legacy of the movie was damaged by the tragic irony in 2014, when the revelation that the star of the film, Stephen Collins, had admitted in a secret recording two years earlier in a therapy session with his wife Faye Grant of sexually abusing underage girls.
Cast Stephen Collins as Bill Bartrand Keri Russell as Michelle Winston Phylicia Rashad as Det. Kate Jacobs Tobin Bell as Det. Frank O'Keefe John D'Aquino as Paul Richards Linda Kelsey as Alice Winston Arian Ash as Tracy Butler Dawn Lambing as Sally Bartrand Roger Floyd as Danny Bennett Adam Crosby as Kyle Bartrand Kristie Horton as Jennifer Bartrand Travis Robertson as Jeff Winston Bob Roitblat as waiter Kristian Truelsen as Desk Sergeant Kimberly Kashani as Amy Sheri Cook as Doreen Hersha Parady as Mrs. Bartrand Joyce Newman as Pam Jessica K. Peterson as housekeeper Chad Bonsack as rich boy Michael Wayne Thomas as Coroner Assistant
Filming Details Filmed in Jacksonville, Florida and Jacksonville Beach, Florida
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