Sleeping with the Enemy is a 1991 American psychological thriller film directed by Joseph Ruben and starring Julia Roberts, Patrick Bergin, and Kevin Anderson. The film is based on Nancy Price's 1987 novel of the same name. [2]

Sleeping with the Enemy: Directed by Joseph Ruben. With Julia Roberts, Patrick Bergin, Kevin Anderson, Elizabeth Lawrence. A librarian fakes her death to escape her abusive marriage and start a new life elsewhere, but her husband manages to track her down.

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Laura Burney fakes her own death and relocates to Iowa to escape her abusive husband, Martin. After restarting her life, however, Martin learns of the ruse and travels to Iowa to reclaim his.

Sleeping with the Enemy. In this tense thriller, a battered wife (Julia Roberts) stages her death, moves, and assumes a new identity – only to be threatened again once her husband learns of the ruse.

Feb 8, 1991 · But no. “Sleeping with the Enemy” is a slasher movie in disguise, an up-market version of the old exploitation formula where the victim can run, but she can’t hide.

Martin is an abusive and brutally obsessed husband. Laura is living her life in constant fear and waits for a chance to escape. She finally stages her own death, and flees to a new town and new identity. But when Martin finds out that his wife is not dead he will stop at nothing to find and kill her. — Sami Al-Taher <[email protected]>

Feb 8, 1991 · Sleeping with the Enemy is an extremely over the top 'woman in peril' film that stars Julia Roberts' magnificent locks and Patrick Bergin's exquisite moustache. It's lurid, but this domestic abuse thriller holds up on a rewatch.