The Other Woman plays to the old cliche of a mother-in-law who just can't cut the apron strings. Now, take that old cliche and add a hint of Norman Bates and a pinch of Monster-in-Law and you will have a character sketch of our lady of the hour.
Imagine meeting the man of your dreams only to find out you have some serious competition? Not blonde, redhead, or brunette, but a rather a bit of snow on the rooftop. A dear, sweet lady by anyone's measure, she takes an instant dislike to her future daughter-in-law. A master at manipulation, her singular focus appears to be driving a wedge between the soon to be newlyweds.
Now enter the future brother-in-law into the equation. Mixed signals abound!
More questions than answers will keep you guessing to the end. Riddled with red herrings and laced with emotion, The Other Woman is a must read for anyone craving a good old plot twist!
Imagine meeting the man of your dreams only to find out you have some serious competition? Not blonde, redhead, or brunette, but a rather a bit of snow on the rooftop. A dear, sweet lady by anyone's measure, she takes an instant dislike to her future daughter-in-law. A master at manipulation, her singular focus appears to be driving a wedge between the soon to be newlyweds.
Now enter the future brother-in-law into the equation. Mixed signals abound!
More questions than answers will keep you guessing to the end. Riddled with red herrings and laced with emotion, The Other Woman is a must read for anyone craving a good old plot twist!