"Stop at nothing" is not one of those "Problem of the week"-TV-Movies. It is really more; heartbreaking and very understanding and with a great cast, lead by Veronica Hamel. She shows the whole range of her talent and makes her role absolutely believable. She shines especially when she shows the strength of a woman, who helps other women whose kids have been raped by their fathers. And not to forget the "fight" between her and co-star Lindsay Frost (who is also very good!). Altogether a very important movie.
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LarkCGN10 November 1998
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hurstlincoln5 August 2007If you were expecting just another run-of-the-mill TV movie, you will be totally surprised by this little gem. "Stop at Nothing" is more than a cut above standard TV fare; it is superior entertainment by any measure, plus it has an important social message to boot. The two lead actresses, Frost and Hamel, are outstanding, and although they start out on opposite sides of the fence, they both shine and make you wonder why there are not more people like them in the world. A real suspense-filled heart-tugger which you will probably want to watch more than once. But beware males: none of the men in this movie come off very well!