The final ‘Ripped From the Headlines’ Lifetime movie in early 2021 is A House on Fire starring Stephanie March and based on author Ann Rule’s true crime novel, Bitter Harvest. It’s a chilling tale of mental illness and jealously that drives an seemingly normal family member to ignite a catastrophic event.
Once A House on Fire premieres, it will be followed by the documentary Beyond The Headlines that delves into mental health and awareness surrounding it.
The A House on Fire premiere date and time is Saturday, March 13th at 8/7c on the Lifetime cable TV channel. Find out how to stream and watch the A House on Fire Lifetime movie online free without cable.
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The official synopsis for A House on Fire reads, “Inspired by the New York Times bestseller by prestigious and prolific true crime writer Ann Rule, this is the story of Debora Green, a brilliant doctor with a genius IQ who appeared to be living the American dream: her own medical practice, marriage to a handsome star doctor, three loving children and a beautiful home in an affluent Kansas City suburb. However, behind the curtain is a rocky marriage that includes Deb’s difficult bedside manner, her inability to get along with other doctors, abuse of pills and alcohol, major envy of her husband’s successful medical career and his easy social manner. Tragically, these problems masked her underlying mental illness, which finally led to the 1995 catastrophic fire of their beautiful home and the death of their only son and youngest daughter. Deb plead no contest to charges of arson and murder. She is currently serving a 30- year prison sentence.”
