Amy Jones

The Rich Man's Wife -- A woman is caught up in a deadly game of murder-for-hire.

Mark Hamill ("Star Wars," "The Empire Strikes Back," "Return of the Jedi") heads towards Vegas in pursuit of a stolen Corvette he built. He's helped along the way by a sympathetic runaway, portrayed by Annie Potts (TV's "Designing Women," "Love and War," "Dangerous Grounds"). Written and directed by Mathew Robbins ("Dragonslayer," "Batteries Not Included").

Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson are Diana and David Murphy, a financially strapped couple who are betting on a quick trip to Las Vegas to deal them a lucky hand. But the odds are suddenly even more attractive when billionaire John Gage (Robert Redford) ups the ante—complete financial freedom. The price? One night of passion with Diana. The payoff? A cool $1 million. But what seems to be a quick and simple solution to their money problems creates more friction than the couple bargained for as the high stakes of trust, love and attraction come into play as part of Gage's compelling proposal. From acclaimed director Adrian Lyne (Fatal Attraction, Flashdance) comes a film that examines a riveting morality game—one in which each player has a strategy, as well as a set of rules to play by.

Sexy thriller from the writer of "Indecent Proposal" about a woman who offhandedly remarks to a sympathetic stranger that she'd like her estranged husband killed. When the husband winds up murdered, the woman is the primary suspect.