Angie Dickinson embodies obsession, rivalry, and heartbreak in three tales of envy’s sharp edge.
JEALOUSY
Somewhere between love and hate lies the most dangerous emotion of them all.
Angie Dickinson stars in three separate vignettes as a woman whose life is dramatically affected by the emotion that gives the film its name.
Quick Answer
Jealousy is a 1984 American drama TV movie directed by Jeffrey Bloom about three different women, all played by Angie Dickinson, whose lives are dramatically affected by jealousy.
Programmer's Pick
Triple-threat Angie Dickinson takes center stage, serving up drama in three distinct flavors—all spiked with a shot of jealousy. If you crave a TV movie that isn’t afraid to mix soap opera excess with a dash of psychological edge, here’s your ticket.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
Watch Dickinson flex her range as she inhabits three unique women, each undone in different ways by jealousy.
Three stories in one film means you’re getting a rapid-fire tour of envy’s many faces.
One segment drops you into the world of country music, complete with a singer facing a career-defining choice.
From billionaire marriages to family feuds, wealth and desire collide in these tales of obsession.
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Questions from the Vault
When was Jealousy released? +
Jealousy was released in 1984.
Who directed Jealousy? +
Jealousy was directed by Jeffrey Bloom.
How long is Jealousy? +
Jealousy has a runtime of 100 minutes.
What genre is Jealousy? +
Jealousy is a drama and TV movie.
Where can I watch Jealousy? +
Jealousy is available to stream on SassyFlix.
