Three suburban women trade PTA meetings for the high-stakes world of illicit side hustles.
MONEY ON THE SIDE
Three middle-class housewives who are having money problems join a prostitution ring.
Money on the Side is a 1982 American drama TV movie directed by Robert L. Collins about three middle-class housewives who join a prostitution ring to solve their financial problems.
Synopsis
If all that wasn’t reason enough to watch then let me add that the hard-nosed copper out to bust this ring of hooker housewives is none other than Doc Emmett Brown himself; Christopher Lloyd, and he really has a gripe with these skanky hos for some reason – he even browbeats one of em into committing suicide! Also look out for BSG’s President Laura Roslin; Mary McDonnell as a sleazy slag trolling hotel bars for johns who ends up getting raped and beaten by a furtive pervert that is stalking the local hooker community.
Why Cult
Catch Jamie Lee Curtis in a rare early-80s TV movie role, bringing intensity to domestic turmoil.
Watch the unexpected tale of three housewives navigating money woes by entering the world’s oldest profession.
Feast on a blend of hairspray, shoulderpads, and the earnest morality of early-80s television drama.
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Questions from the Vault
What is Money on the Side about? +
Money on the Side is about three middle-class housewives who join a prostitution ring to address their financial struggles.
When was Money on the Side released? +
Money on the Side was released in 1982.
Who directed Money on the Side? +
Money on the Side was directed by Robert L. Collins.
How long is Money on the Side? +
Money on the Side has a runtime of 90 minutes.
What genre is Money on the Side? +
Money on the Side is a drama and TV movie.