Daddy's Girl (TV 2002) Martin Kemp, Stephanie Leonidas, William Ash
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As aired on the True stories channel commercial free 1h 36 minutes long.
Daddy's Girl is a 2002 British television movie starring Martin Kemp, Stephanie Leonidas, and William Ash. The mystery-drama follows a teenager who begins to have disturbing thoughts about her mother's disappearance 10 years earlier.
Synopsis
Ten years after her mother Fiona (Louise Page) disappeared, 17-year-old Emma Cooper (Stephanie Leonidas) has visions and flashbacks that suggest her memories of the event may not be reliable. Emma believes her mother was taken against her will, though Fiona left a note saying she loved and would miss Emma, which police interpreted as a letter from a runaway.
As Emma investigates, she learns more about her mother's life and secrets. The film's story follows Emma's quest for the truth, revealing unexpected events and complications.
Cast and characters
- Martin Kemp as Chris Cooper, Emma's father.
- Stephanie Leonidas as Emma Cooper, the young woman haunted by her mother's disappearance.
- William Ash as DC Neil Hallam, a detective involved in the case.
- Louise Page as Fiona Cooper, Emma's mother.
- Richard Walsh as DI Paterson.
- Denise Black as Sue.
- Paul Danan as Nathan.
Ten years after her mother's disappearance, a 17-year old girl starts to have disturbing thoughts about the event.
Director: Bill Eagles
Writer: Philomena McDonagh
Stars: Martin Kemp, Stephanie Leonidas, William Ash