Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret: Season 1

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Lifetime | Season Premiere Date: June 22, 2013

Summary: The Lifetime movie explores the relationship between Jodi Arias (Tania Raymonde) and Travis Alexander (Jesse Lee Soffer) as well as the Arias' trial for his murder.

Genre(s): Drama, Movie/Mini-Series

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S1:E1. Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret
Air Date: June 22, 2013

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Linda Stasi

Jun 19, 2013

Raymonde and Soffer are so good they deserve Emmy noms. Read full review

David Hinckley

Jun 24, 2013

Viewers who were glued to the trial may note a misplaced detail here and there, but in general they are likely to find this 87-minute movie a solid summation of Arias’ disintegration. Read full review

Lindsey Bahr

Jun 19, 2013

Lifetime's take on the ripped-from-the-headlines Jodi Arias murder trial suffers from cheesy writing and an uncharismatic lead performance from Jesse Lee Soffer. [21 Jun 2013, p.60] Read full review

David Wiegand

Jun 19, 2013

Yes, Arias (Tania Raymonde), comes off as a narcissistic, sexually manipulative psycho, but because we never get a convincing take on Alexander (Jesse Lee Soffer), the film is confusing. Read full review

Allison Keene

Jun 20, 2013

Mostly, it feels like a big missed opportunity. Read full review

Geoff Berkshire

Jun 19, 2013

Any guilty-pleasure potential is spoiled by the unsettling aftertaste of a real person losing his life to make the movie possible. Read full review

Zap2it (Inside the Box) Rick Porter

Jun 24, 2013

Lifetime chose to tell a by-the-numbers tale of passion gone wrong rather than the potentially compelling (if lurid) courtroom story that played out on news channels for weeks earlier this year. Read full review

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jgzeger

Jun 24, 2013

This is an entertaining, well-directed and well-acted made for TV movie with special mention going to Tania Raymonde as Jodi Arias. Having following the trial, I believe it is a fair representation of the both Jodi Arias and Travis Alexander as it doesn't fall in the trap of depicting JodiThis is an entertaining, well-directed and well-acted made for TV movie with special mention going to Tania Raymonde as Jodi Arias. Having following the trial, I believe it is a fair representation of the both Jodi Arias and Travis Alexander as it doesn't fall in the trap of depicting Jodi as being all evil and Travis as saintly.… Expand

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shellview

Jun 27, 2013

Having followed the trial I was disappointed. The trial itself was much more riveting than this film. It felt as though the movie was rushed to TV since so little time was spent on the post-arrest story. This story would have been better served as miniseries or at very least aHaving followed the trial I was disappointed. The trial itself was much more riveting than this film. It felt as though the movie was rushed to TV since so little time was spent on the post-arrest story. This story would have been better served as miniseries or at very least a two-parter. The acting was quite good but this was not enough to raise this TV movie above average.… Expand

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