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Kate and Joe have longed to be parents and are considering in vitro options… when Danica, a child Kate gave up 17 years ago, appears on Facebook. Danica comes to live with them, but she’s not their real child. She’s an impostor who will do anything, even kill, to get the mother’s love she never had. Samantha Brown a.k.a Danica Whitman (Sydney Sweeney) is the main villainous in the 2018 Lifetime film The Wrong Daughter (alternately titled: Psycho Daughter, Love me or else, airdate May 6th, 2018)
Psycho Daughter (also called The Wrong Daughter and Love Me or Else) is a 2018 Lifetime Movie of the Week Thriller directed by Ben Meyerson, from a screenplay by Carlee Malemute and Jesenia Ruiz.
18-year-old Samantha Brown (Sydney Sweeney) has spent most of her life bouncing between foster parents, and has also been diagnosed with schizophrenia along the way. Currently living in a group home, she's made life hell for her roommate Danica Tyrrell (Sierra Pond) and the home's director Ms. Hanson (April Bowlby). After stealing Danica's laptop and logging onto her social media, Samantha learns that Danica's birth mother Kate Whitman (Cindy Busby), who gave her up for adoption when she was a baby, wants to meet her. Samantha decides to pose as Danica and quickly bonds with Kate and her husband Joseph (Jon Prescott), but finds herself in a competition for Kate's attention with Kate's close friend Melissa (Kelsey Griswold), a competition "Danica" is not about to lose, even if it requires violence.
VILLAINOUS BEAUTIES
Samantha Brown (The Wrong Daughter)
Samantha Brown a.k.a Danica Whitman (Sydney Sweeney) is the main villainous in the 2018 Lifetime film The Wrong Daughter (alternately titled: Psycho Daughter, Love me or else, airdate May 6th, 2018).
Psychotic serial killer Samantha Brown
Introduction/Events
Samantha Brown (Sydney Sweeney) is the main villainess from the 2018 Lifetime film, The Wrong Daughter (alternately titled, Love Me or Else, Psycho Daughter; airdate May 6, 2018).
Not much is revealed about Samantha's backstory, except that she had been bounced from group home to group home throughout her childhood and even into her teen years. She is also a diagnosed schizophrenic, and her psychotic behavior was shown in the beginning of the film, as she bludgeoned her lover with his guitar. Samantha was caught sneaking back into her room, with her roommate, Danica (who she nicknamed "Knick-Knack"), helping her sneak in. After being caught by the home's main caretaker, Ms. Hanson, Samantha is informed that she'll be removed from the home due to her being 18, though her behavior is another contributing factor.
After lashing out at Ms. Hanson, Samantha discovered that Danica is actually the long lost daughter of the film's main protagonist, Kate Whitman, who gave up Danica for adoption when Kate was 16. She discovered this while on Danica's laptop and began the ruse of posing as her; a ruse that included luring Danica into the library and attacking her so she could continue using her computer. Samantha's ruse works, and she introduced herself to Kate as Danica, while moving into her home.
As the film progressed, Samantha's clingy behavior was shown, as well as her jealousy of Kate's friendship with her co-worker, Melissa. She lashed out at Kate for spending time with Melissa and accused her of breaking her promise to spend time with her, and it was following this that she made attempts to sabotage Melissa, which included planting a gift that she gave Kate in Melissa's possession, making it appear that she had stolen it. After that plan failed and she saw Kate and Melissa's kinship continue, the demented Samantha smashed Melissa's garden display, doing so while unaware that her boyfriend, Ivan, recorded her psychotic outburst and showed the video to Melissa--who had already become suspicious of the phony Danica.
Samantha ended up confronted by the couple, and later on, she was at Ivan's home talking with him in what appeared to be a counseling session. She appeared to be calmed down, but at that moment, the evil Samantha took the opportunity to push Ivan down a flight of stairs, killing him. However, Samantha had discovered that the video of her outburst was sent to Kate's computer, with Joseph (Kate's husband) seeing the email. The villainess tripped Joseph, causing him to hit his head, and used the distraction to delete the video to cover her tracks. Meanwhile, Danica had found out about Samantha posing as her, while also getting confirmation from Ms. Hanson that Kate was her biological mother, leading to Danica calling Kate and introducing herself, while warning her about Samantha.
While this was going on, Samantha found herself encountered by a police officer who was questioning her about her identity, after Melissa stated that Samantha was responsible for Ivan's death. A nervous Samantha killed the officer at the cabin and drove off, and after Kate found the body, she began to believe the real Danica's claims about Samantha. Kate drove to the group home and encountered Ms. Hanson, asking for Danica. Both women were unable to find Danica in her room, but after hearing screams, Kate found Danica behind held at knifepoint by Samantha, who lashed out at Danica for ruining her plans. Upon seeing Kate, the psychotic villainess attempted to convince Kate that Danica stood in the way of Samantha's mother-daughter relationship with Kate, and it was at that moment that Kate attempted to talk Samantha down. Her attempts eventually succeed, as Samantha dropped the knife and attempted to apologize to Kate, still referring to her as her mother. As the police arrive to arrest her, Samantha, breaking down in tears, continuously screamed for Kate, still attempting to apologize for her actions, but despite her earlier genuine concern for Samantha, Kate ignored Samantha's pleads and put her focus comforting Danica, allowing the police to take a weeping Samantha away.
In the end of the film, Samantha is shown at a mental hospital being tended to by one of the doctors. She asked if her mother would visit her, and later gave Danica's backstory of being a love child and claimed it as her own, while also telling the doctor she was Danica, giving the impression that because she failed in her goal of being the daughter of Kate, Samantha had broken down into permanent delusional madness.
Psycho Daughter (also called The Wrong Daughter and Love Me or Else) is a 2018 Lifetime Movie of the Week Thriller directed by Ben Meyerson, from a screenplay by Carlee Malemute and Jesenia Ruiz.
18-year-old Samantha Brown (Sydney Sweeney) has spent most of her life bouncing between foster parents, and has also been diagnosed with schizophrenia along the way. Currently living in a group home, she's made life hell for her roommate Danica Tyrrell (Sierra Pond) and the home's director Ms. Hanson (April Bowlby). After stealing Danica's laptop and logging onto her social media, Samantha learns that Danica's birth mother Kate Whitman (Cindy Busby), who gave her up for adoption when she was a baby, wants to meet her. Samantha decides to pose as Danica and quickly bonds with Kate and her husband Joseph (Jon Prescott), but finds herself in a competition for Kate's attention with Kate's close friend Melissa (Kelsey Griswold), a competition "Danica" is not about to lose, even if it requires violence.
VILLAINOUS BEAUTIES
Samantha Brown (The Wrong Daughter)
Samantha Brown a.k.a Danica Whitman (Sydney Sweeney) is the main villainous in the 2018 Lifetime film The Wrong Daughter (alternately titled: Psycho Daughter, Love me or else, airdate May 6th, 2018).
Psychotic serial killer Samantha Brown
Introduction/Events
Samantha Brown (Sydney Sweeney) is the main villainess from the 2018 Lifetime film, The Wrong Daughter (alternately titled, Love Me or Else, Psycho Daughter; airdate May 6, 2018).
Not much is revealed about Samantha's backstory, except that she had been bounced from group home to group home throughout her childhood and even into her teen years. She is also a diagnosed schizophrenic, and her psychotic behavior was shown in the beginning of the film, as she bludgeoned her lover with his guitar. Samantha was caught sneaking back into her room, with her roommate, Danica (who she nicknamed "Knick-Knack"), helping her sneak in. After being caught by the home's main caretaker, Ms. Hanson, Samantha is informed that she'll be removed from the home due to her being 18, though her behavior is another contributing factor.
After lashing out at Ms. Hanson, Samantha discovered that Danica is actually the long lost daughter of the film's main protagonist, Kate Whitman, who gave up Danica for adoption when Kate was 16. She discovered this while on Danica's laptop and began the ruse of posing as her; a ruse that included luring Danica into the library and attacking her so she could continue using her computer. Samantha's ruse works, and she introduced herself to Kate as Danica, while moving into her home.
As the film progressed, Samantha's clingy behavior was shown, as well as her jealousy of Kate's friendship with her co-worker, Melissa. She lashed out at Kate for spending time with Melissa and accused her of breaking her promise to spend time with her, and it was following this that she made attempts to sabotage Melissa, which included planting a gift that she gave Kate in Melissa's possession, making it appear that she had stolen it. After that plan failed and she saw Kate and Melissa's kinship continue, the demented Samantha smashed Melissa's garden display, doing so while unaware that her boyfriend, Ivan, recorded her psychotic outburst and showed the video to Melissa--who had already become suspicious of the phony Danica.
Samantha ended up confronted by the couple, and later on, she was at Ivan's home talking with him in what appeared to be a counseling session. She appeared to be calmed down, but at that moment, the evil Samantha took the opportunity to push Ivan down a flight of stairs, killing him. However, Samantha had discovered that the video of her outburst was sent to Kate's computer, with Joseph (Kate's husband) seeing the email. The villainess tripped Joseph, causing him to hit his head, and used the distraction to delete the video to cover her tracks. Meanwhile, Danica had found out about Samantha posing as her, while also getting confirmation from Ms. Hanson that Kate was her biological mother, leading to Danica calling Kate and introducing herself, while warning her about Samantha.
While this was going on, Samantha found herself encountered by a police officer who was questioning her about her identity, after Melissa stated that Samantha was responsible for Ivan's death. A nervous Samantha killed the officer at the cabin and drove off, and after Kate found the body, she began to believe the real Danica's claims about Samantha. Kate drove to the group home and encountered Ms. Hanson, asking for Danica. Both women were unable to find Danica in her room, but after hearing screams, Kate found Danica behind held at knifepoint by Samantha, who lashed out at Danica for ruining her plans. Upon seeing Kate, the psychotic villainess attempted to convince Kate that Danica stood in the way of Samantha's mother-daughter relationship with Kate, and it was at that moment that Kate attempted to talk Samantha down. Her attempts eventually succeed, as Samantha dropped the knife and attempted to apologize to Kate, still referring to her as her mother. As the police arrive to arrest her, Samantha, breaking down in tears, continuously screamed for Kate, still attempting to apologize for her actions, but despite her earlier genuine concern for Samantha, Kate ignored Samantha's pleads and put her focus comforting Danica, allowing the police to take a weeping Samantha away.
In the end of the film, Samantha is shown at a mental hospital being tended to by one of the doctors. She asked if her mother would visit her, and later gave Danica's backstory of being a love child and claimed it as her own, while also telling the doctor she was Danica, giving the impression that because she failed in her goal of being the daughter of Kate, Samantha had broken down into permanent delusional madness.
