She’ll make spooky eyes and seem mysterious, but bitch ain’t about to talk like a Cajun.Īs for the plot, it was a good one indeed. Lifetime movie of the week is as low as this bitch is willing to go. Hmm, now that I think about it, her accent was better than the one used by Dunaway, who just spoke in her normal dialect, as if to say she was not stooping to that level.

Now I don’t know if I’m supposed to know who this actress is, what I will say is that she’s cute, had a great haircut and her name is so much fun to say, that I will forgive her poor attempt at a Southern accent.

Jerry O’Connell of Stand by Me/ Crossing Jordan/1990’s fame as a Boston boy who has moved into a haunted, palatial, antebellum mansion in post-Katrina New Orleans and the legendary Faye Dunaway as the in touch with the spirits Grandmother of O’Connell’s love interest, played by Lauren Stamile. It seems that simply by virtue of slapping on the name of a bestselling author, the budget for the Lifetime movie of the week more than doubled AND starred two recognizable–I’m going to go ahead and say it–celebrities as well as a cast that at no point compelled me to print a head shot and audition for the sequel. Big props to Nora Roberts for landing this MFTVM deal with Lifetime. I finally got around to watching the second installment of the 2009 Nora Roberts collection and I must say, I am quite pleased.

Nora roberts midnight bayou 2009