Factual error: The glass shattering and falling in the greenhouse would have been unlikely to kill Marlene, let alone even cause that much damage to her, as the glass would have very little to no time to gain more force, falling at that low of a height. And if Marlene were to be killed, she would have probably bled out over time, as opposed to almost instantly dying as the film implies.
The Hand that Rocks the Cradle (1992)
Plot summary
Directed by: Curtis Hanson
Starring: Julianne Moore, Ernie Hudson, Rebecca De Mornay, Annabella Sciorra, Matt McCoy
When gynecologist, Dr. Victor Mott was put in the media spotlight for damning evidence of sexually molesting his patients he blew his brains out. For Claire & Michael Bartel who first broke this story to the world the sordid events that led to this tragedy where nothing compared to what then followed. For you see Victor was married and his wife suffered a misscarriage from the heartbreak that shattered her blissfull married life, more misery followed when she was left no longer capable of having any other offspring...ever again. Six months later the Bartels unknowingly take her in as a nanny to their kids. Serious mistake as the only thing that kept her going was the thought of revenge on those she blames for destroyed her life and she's not going to be satisfied till both children belong to her
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More mistakes in The Hand that Rocks the Cradle
Peyton Flanders: When your husband makes love to you, it's my face he sees.
Question: How did Peyton get back in the house at the end without keys?
Answer: She probably had another key made.
Answer: The same way any common criminal gets in to a house, she "broke" in by either kicking the door, or smashing a window, etc. A locked door is not that hard an obstacle to overcome.
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