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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Pornstar's Requiem (1999– ) Online

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Pornstar's Requiem (1999– ) Online
Original Title :
Pornstaru0027s Requiem
Genre :
TV Episode / Crime / Drama / Mystery / Thriller
Year :
1999–
Directror :
Jennifer Getzinger
Cast :
Mariska Hargitay,Danny Pino,Kelli Giddish
Writer :
Dick Wolf,Robert Brooks Cohen
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
43min
Rating :
8.7/10
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Pornstar's Requiem (1999– ) Online

Evie Barnes answers a modeling ad hoping to make some cash for tuition, but the job quickly spirals into online pornography. When her classmates discover her double life, they cross the boundary between fiction and reality. Even though she's not the one on trial, Evie is forced to prove her innocence in court.
Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Mariska Hargitay Mariska Hargitay - Olivia Benson
Danny Pino Danny Pino - Nick Amaro (credit only)
Kelli Giddish Kelli Giddish - Amanda Rollins
Ice-T Ice-T - Odafin Tutuola (as Ice T)
Peter Scanavino Peter Scanavino - Dominick Carisi Jr.
Raúl Esparza Raúl Esparza - Rafael Barba
Hannah Marks Hannah Marks - Evie Barnes
Delaney Williams Delaney Williams - John Buchanan
Kathleen Chalfant Kathleen Chalfant - President Roberts
Max Ehrich Max Ehrich - Daniel Pryor
Casey Thomas Brown Casey Thomas Brown - Matt Cooper
Harry Zittel Harry Zittel - Justin Adams
Richard T. Jones Richard T. Jones - Judge Oscar Briggs
Peter Gallagher Peter Gallagher - William Dodds
Emily Donahoe Emily Donahoe - Lisa Barnes

The case was ripped from the headlines of the Duke student Belle Knox.

The video Evie makes at the end is a reference to Amanda Todd.


User reviews

Jelar

Jelar

I've enjoyed the Law & Order franchise for over 20 years so I won't pretend that it's never succeeded in manipulating me before, but this episode was so egregious that I felt compelled to comment. The African-American judge who throughout the trial appeared to be impartial literally changed into a different character during the last scene(s) so as to serve the plot - a cheap trick that L&O has so scrupulously avoided in the past. Shame on everybody who took part in this episode - it was and is unworthy of the first-rate series that spawned it. At this point I should also admit that the device of introducing unpleasant and (usually) ignorant impediments to Olivia Benson has grown very tired. The addition to the cast of Peter Gallagher - himself aged and tired - to play an unnecessary, ugly, and disruptive character violates the high standards set so many seasons ago when this show was worth watching. This particular episode was crudely manipulative, not at all believable, and essentially cheap.
Leyl

Leyl

Young Hannah Marks makes a very bad decision when she decides to go into pornography to get tuition money for Law And Order's fabled fictional Hudson University. Once these things are out there, there's no taking them back. The power of the internet. So when two kids believe that image they see and rape her, she will have a difficult time getting justice.

Kelli Giddish takes this one especially personal. She gets quite invested in Marks and her plight. The two young men who raped her, Casey Thomas Brown and Max Ehrich, believe what they see and film creates some powerful images on the big and small screen. So much so it's hard to separate the player from the role.

Delaney Williams is back as John Buchanan lawyer to the rich and mighty who can afford him. Richard T. Jones plays the judge who throws an unexpected curve at SVU and the New York County DA's office.

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