HOW TO MURDER A MILLIONAIRE

Cinemavixion Review

This 1990 television film, "How to Murder a Millionaire," offers a delightful romp through the perils of paranoia and marital suspicion. Anchored by the inimitable Joan Rivers in a role that seems tailor-made for her sharp wit and comedic timing, the film spins a tale of a wealthy woman convinced of her husband's murderous intentions. Director Paul Schneider expertly navigates the escalating misunderstandings and comical schemes that ensue, ensuring a brisk pace and plenty of laughs. The supporting cast, including Alex Rocco and Morgan Fairchild, adds further depth to this engaging comedy of errors. While perhaps not a cinematic masterpiece, it stands as a testament to Rivers' enduring comedic prowess and a charmingly executed TV movie that remains entertaining for its clever plotting and star power.