Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: The Disappearing Game

Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: The Disappearing Game is a TV movie starring Candace Cameron Bure, Lexa Doig, and Marilu Henner. When her nephew and his roommate disappear, following the suspicious death of the roommate's girlfriend,...
Quality
480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres
Mystery, Drama, Crime
Actors
Marilu Henner, Candace Cameron Bure, Lexa Doig, Peter Benson
Director
Terry Ingram
Writer
Charlaine Harris, Teena Booth
Country
USA
Year
2018
Other Titles
Aurora Teagarden: cache-cache mortel
Languages
English, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Español, Svenska, Gaeilge, Nederlands
Subtitles
日本語, Čeština, Tiếng Việt, Português, 한국어, Australia, Filipino, हिन्दी
Comments about mystery «Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: The Disappearing Game» (389)
Librarian and member of Lawrenceton's Real Murders discussion club Aurora Teagarden - "Ro" to her friends and family - has acted as big sister to her cousin Phillip Pifer ever since he started attending Lawrenceton College. Her time with him is somewhat to take her mind off missing who was her serious boyfriend Martin Bartell, the two who broke up after he moved away to rejoin the CIA. Although Ro states she isn't ready to date again yet, her best friend, newspaper reporter Sally Allison, and her mother, realtor Aida Teagarden, believe otherwise. For Phillip's birthday, Ro and Aida invite him out to dinner along with his dorm roommate Josh Farrell and Josh's girlfriend Tammy Driscoll. When Ro goes looking for them after they miss dinner on what ended up being a lie told by Phillip, she discovers Tammy's dead body in the back alley behind the salon where she had a hair appointment, her death in a seeming hit and run. The police investigation is led by Detective Arthur Smith, once a Real Murders club member himself. With Phillip and Josh having gone missing, they become the initial suspects in Tammy's death, especially since colleagues report that Josh and Tammy were always arguing about Josh's possessiveness toward her. To protect family, Ro, along with fellow Real Murders members Sally and Jason Dell, try to find out what happened, much to Arthur's chagrin who just wants them to stay out of his way unless he needs them. Included among the amateur sleuths is Nick Miller, Tammy's Psychology professor and Ro's new neighbor, he who Aida and Sally see as Ro's potential first suitor post-Martin. Complicating the investigation is when Clayton Harrison also goes missing, he the son of Aida's longtime friends, wealthy Dan and Carolyn Harrison. Also a student at the college and someone Phillip used to associate with when they were kids whenever he came to town, Clayton is largely seen as a privileged and entitled rich kid. Clayton has gotten into one scrape after another, the latest being caught defacing a monument on campus donated by local businessman, Dale Murphy. Could Phillip, Josh and Clayton's disappearance be them running from the police for committing the crime of killing Tammy, or could they just be caught in the crossfire of who actually killed her?
This film is my favorite film I've seen in a long while, yes the script isn't up to much, also the plot line has a few holes, but a movie is something to be enjoyed and I certainly did with this movie.
I have watched "Aurora Teagarden: cache-cache mortel" several times and I enjoy it every time I watch it.
This was a really great film. I was hesitant to see it because the leading role but I am glad I did.
This is the best movie I had watched until now. Some scenes are very fabulous and so amazing that I can't describe it.
Oh. MY. GOD!!! Aurora Teagarden: cache-cache mortel has everything you need! really good and very intense movie.
This is by far one of the better made movies and didn't leave me disappointed at all!
It's worth watching.
This was a wonderful movie to watch. I had a great moment of thinking about people around me after watching this great movie.
It was a very nice movie. Just try to have fun and you will enjoy it.
I've lost count of the number of times I have seen this movie, but it is more than 20.
This film really is everything the critics have been saying. Stupendous, visually spellbinding, brilliantly acted and very funny.