TV drama about spousal abuse...
“The Burning Bed,&#34; based on actual events, is the story of Francine Hughes (Farrah Fawcett), who set fire to her home with her sleeping husband Mickey inside. After confessing to murder, she is arrested and as she relates her story to her court-appointed lawyer, we see flashbacks providing background on the incidents leading up to her crime.<br /><br />Francine marries her small-town high-school sweetheart Mickey (Paul Le Mat, “American Graffiti”) only to discover his temper is short and his behavior violent. Subjected to repeated beatings, she makes several attempts to escape, but finds little help. Urged to hang in there by her family and an overwhelmed, broken social welfare system, she suffers continuous abuse until desperation leads her to end Mickey’s abuse once and for all.<br /><br />Ms. Fawcett, who achieved fame on the TV series “Charlie’s Angels,” is extremely effective as a woman trapped in a bad marriage. Francine is fearful that her kids will be harmed, and is frustrated by her inability to get the help she needs. Her plight, unfortunately, is shared by many women in similar circumstances, and that is why the film resonated so strongly when first aired in 1984. “The Burning Bed” was one of the first movies to deal with a subject that had been taboo for years.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated Blu-ray release include an interview with director Robert Greenwald and a trailer gallery.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Farrah Fawcett (TV's Charlie s Angels) scores a personal triumph with a riveting Emmy-nominated performance in this gripping movie about a woman who takes incendiary revenge on her brutal husband. Based on actual events, this courageous story of a woman pushed to the edge is a gut-wrenching, eye-opening and shocking experience. Francine Hughes (Fawcett) marries her small-town high-school sweetheart Mickey (Paul Le Mat, American Graffiti) only to discover his temper is short and his behavior violent. Urged to hang in there by her family and a broken social welfare system, she suffers continuous abuse - until desperation leads her to cross a threshold from which neither she nor her husband can ever return. Veteran filmmaker Robert Greenwald (Xanadu) directed this classic TV-movie which was nominated for 8 Emmys and features wonderful performances by Richard Masur (Scavenger Hunt), Grace Zabriskie (Twin Peaks), Penelope Milford (Coming Home) and James T. Callahan (Lady Sings the Blues). Special Features:-Both 1.78:1 & 1.33:1 versions of the film -Interview with Director Robert Greenwald -Trailers.