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Audrey Brandon (Wendie Malick) has just celebrated her 30th anniversary with her “perfect”

husband, Michael (Barclay Hope), when he leaves her for a younger woman. Soon after,

Audrey is shocked to find Michael murdered on her kitchen floor. When Audrey is named as

the primary suspect, she becomes a fugitive on the hunt for the real killer. With some

help along the way from best friends Anita (Andrea Martin) and Phyllis (Martha Burns),

former student J.J. (Matt Ward) and former love David (Gregory Harrison), Audrey

investigates the case to clear her name.

Narrowly evading the police at every turn, she questions Michael’s inner circle, including

former publicist Gretchen, ex-secretary Helen, and best friend Carter. With every clue,

Audrey’s list of suspects grows, as does a rekindled romantic interest in David. When her

investigation points toward someone close to home, Audrey returns to investigate this

mysterious suspect and to clear her own name once and for all.






Wendie Malick / Audrey

For seven seasons on “Just Shoot Me,” Wendie Malick starred as Nina Van Horn, the

outrageous ex-model and fashion editor, which earned her one Emmy® and two Golden Globe®

nominations. She then joined the cast of “Frasier” for the final season as Ronnie

Lawrence. Currently, Malick plays a five-time divorced former soap opera star in TV Land’s

hit sitcom, “Hot in Cleveland,” alongside Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Betty White.

Malick’s other series favorites include “Big Day,” “Good Company” and HBO’s groundbreaking

comedy, “Dream On” (for which she won four Cable Ace Awards). She has been a guest on

“CSI,” “The X-Files,” “LA Law,” “NYPD Blue,” “Seinfeld,” “Cybill” and “Law & Order,” to

name just a few. She starred in many television movies, including, “Take My Advice”

(playing both Ann Landers and Abby Van Buren) on Hallmark Channel, “Hello Sister,”

“Goodbye Life,” “Will You Merry Me?,” “Apollo 11,” “Dynasty: The Miniseries,” “Paper

Dolls” and “North Shore Fish,” in a role she originated on stage.

Malick’s feature film credits include “About Fifty,” “Adventures of a Teenage

Dragonslayer,” “Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakqual,” “The Goods: Live Hard, Sell

Hard,” “Adventureland,” “Confessions Of A Shopaholic,” “Racing Stripes,” “The American

President,” “The Emperor’s New Groove,” “Jerome,” “On Edge,” “Trojan Wars,” “Bugsy,” “A

Little Sex,” “Funny About Love” and the cult classic, “Mr. Mike’s Mondo Video.”

Malick has appeared on stage in North Shore Fish and Burleigh Grimes (both Off Broadway),

in Victor Bumbalo's Questa and Oliver Hailey's Round Trip (Artistic Director's Award

nomination as Best Lead Actress), Vagina Monologues, Santaland Diaries, Steve Martin’s The

Underpants in Los Angeles and in regional productions of The Guys (Studio Arena), Don’t

Blame Me, I Voted For Helen Gahagan Douglas (Wooly Mammoth) and Blithe Spirit

(Williamstown).

In 2000, Malick was honored by Women in Film as "A Woman of Vision," along with Tipper

Gore, Gwen Ifills and Roseanne. She is on the Board of Directors of both The Environmental

Media Association and The Creative Coalition (which lobbies for the Arts), the Board of

Advocates for Planned Parenthood (who honored her in 2006 as a “Champion of Choice”) and

the Advisory Board of The Humane Society. Through their charitable gift fund, A Drop in

the Bucket, she and husband, Richard Erickson, support a medical center in the Congo. They

live in the Santa Monica Mountains with two horses and a dog.