Carrie believed she had finally escaped the suffocating terror of her abusive marriage. Seeking refuge in a quiet new town, she cautiously begins rebuilding her shattered life, yearning for peace and anonymity. Just as hope starts to flicker, she encounters Kyle—a magnetic, enigmatic stranger whose allure is impossible to resist. Their connection ignites with passionate intensity, offering Carrie the promise of the love and security she desperately craves.
Yet, just as Carrie dares to dream of a brighter future, the shadows of her violent past claw their way back into the light. Sinister forces threaten to dismantle her fragile new existence, forcing her into a harrowing fight to protect everything she’s painstakingly reclaimed. This high-stakes battle between newfound love and lingering trauma will keep you breathless until the final moment. Don’t miss the heart-pounding premiere of The Wrong Marriage on Thursday, June 26, 2025, exclusively on LMN.
Meet the Cast of The Wrong Marriage:
1- Vivica A. Fox as Kim
Vivica A. Fox, born in South Bend, Indiana, skyrocketed to fame with iconic roles in blockbusters like Independence Day (1996) and Set It Off (1996), showcasing her dynamic range. Her portrayal of the formidable Vernita Green in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) cemented her status as a powerhouse actress. Early television success included starring in series like Getting Personal and memorable guest spots, establishing her as a versatile force.
A staple of the thriller genre, Fox has headlined numerous LMN and Lifetime originals, including The Wrong Patient and The Wrong Stepfather. Her commanding presence and depth make her ideal as Kim, likely Carrie’s resilient confidante who offers crucial support as danger escalates. Fox’s extensive producing experience further informs her nuanced performances.
2- Alicia S Mason as Carrie
Alicia S Mason meticulously built her career through impactful guest roles on hit series like NCIS, Criminal Minds, Grey’s Anatomy, and The Rookie. These performances honed her ability to convey profound emotional vulnerability and strength, preparing her for complex leading roles. Her dedication to authentic storytelling shines in every character she embodies.
Mason is no stranger to LMN thrillers, having anchored films like The Killer Next Door and The Wrong Real Estate Agent. As Carrie, the survivor at the heart of this storm, Mason channels resilience and terror with raw intensity. Audiences will root for her portrayal of a woman reclaiming her life while confronting relentless peril.
3- Hector David Jr. as Kyle
Hector David Jr. first gained attention on series like The Fosters, The Middle, and Glee, showcasing his natural charm and relatability. His breakthrough came with the emotionally demanding role of Spencer Porter on The Young and the Restless, where he demonstrated remarkable consistency and depth over several years.
Transitioning seamlessly into thrillers, David Jr. appeared in Dismissed and The Wrong Friend. As Kyle, the captivating yet mysterious stranger, he masterfully blends allure with potential danger. His performance keeps viewers guessing whether Kyle is Carrie’s salvation or a new threat.
4- Jackée Harry as Diane
Television legend Jackée Harry, born in Winston-Salem, NC, made history as the first Black woman to win an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy for *227*. Her portrayal of Sandra Clark became iconic, defining an era of sitcoms with her unmatched comedic brilliance and charisma.
Harry’s illustrious career spans decades, featuring beloved roles in Sister, Sister and Everybody Hates Chris. In thrillers like this, she often brings gravitas and wisdom. As Diane, she likely portrays a pivotal figure—perhaps a mentor or community pillar—offering guidance or unwittingly stirring tension in Carrie’s world.
5- Jeremiah Blakely as Marc
Jeremiah Blakely established his screen presence with intense guest roles on Criminal Minds, NCIS: LA, Bosch, and S.W.A.T., often embodying authoritative or morally complex figures. His physicality and ability to project simmering tension made him a standout in procedural dramas.
With credits in thrillers like The Wrong Friend, Blakely is perfectly cast as Marc, Carrie’s menacing ex-husband. He embodies the terrifying specter of her past, relentlessly threatening her newfound peace. Blakely’s portrayal promises a chilling and formidable antagonist.
6- Jamie Bernadette as Vicki
Jamie Bernadette carved a niche as a modern scream queen, starring in horror hits like I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu (2017) and The 6th Friend (2016). Her prolific output in independent genre films showcases her dedication and versatility beyond traditional typecasting.
Bernadette’s LMN experience (The Wrong Teacher, The Wrong Neighbor) makes her a natural fit for Vicki. Whether a suspicious neighbor, a colleague, or someone entangled in the mystery, Bernadette brings intensity and unpredictability to this pivotal supporting role.
7- Maria Tornberg as Meredith Vickers
Swedish actress Maria Tornberg brings international flair, having worked across European and American productions like The Last Tycoon and The Girl Who Invented Kissing. Her screen presence often exudes sophistication and an intriguing aura of mystery.
As Meredith Vickers, Tornberg likely portrays a figure of influence—perhaps a professional contact, a community leader, or someone connected to Kyle’s world. Her enigmatic quality adds layers of intrigue to the film’s suspenseful narrative.
8- Silvia Baldassini as Ella Louise Beyers
Silvia Baldassini has steadily built her career in independent films (The Night Is Young, The Unhealer) and television, embracing diverse character-driven roles. She excels at infusing supporting characters with authenticity and subtle depth.
Playing Ella Louise Beyers, Baldassini’s character name suggests a specific, grounded role within Carrie’s new community. She could be a local shop owner, a neighbor, or a co-worker whose interactions subtly influence the unfolding drama.
9- Jon Briddell as Jack
Veteran character actor Jon Briddell boasts decades of credits, from major films like Seabiscuit (2003) to TV staples like Parks and Recreation and Criminal Minds. His reliable presence often anchors scenes as figures of authority or experience.
As Jack, Briddell likely plays a significant local—a sheriff, employer, or trusted elder. His extensive procedural drama background ensures a credible and impactful performance, potentially aiding or complicating Carrie’s struggle.
10- Robert Brian Wilson as Teddy
Robert Brian Wilson secured cult status as young “Ralphie” in the horror classic Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984). After a hiatus, he returned to acting, embracing his genre roots in projects like the sequel Silent Night (2012) and Demon War.
Cast as Teddy, Wilson’s unique history adds texture. Teddy could be a local with hidden depths, a friend to Kyle, or an unexpected wildcard whose presence heightens the suspense in Carrie’s fragile new world.
11- Vera Lee as Gina Renee Kim
Vera Lee is a familiar face in LMN/Lifetime thrillers, including The Wrong Cheerleader and Stalked by My Doctor: A Sleepwalker’s Nightmare. Her experience in high-stakes narratives makes her adept at portraying characters caught in dangerous situations.
As Gina Renee Kim, Lee likely plays a friend, co-worker, or community member whose connection to Carrie—whether supportive or inadvertently risky—adds crucial dimension to the web of relationships surrounding the protagonist.
12- Jensen Atwood as Bob B. Houston
Jensen Atwood gained prominence as Quincy “Q” Carruthers on Noah’s Arc (2005-2006). His career includes modeling, film roles like Dirty Laundry, and guest TV spots, often leveraging his distinctive charisma.
Playing Bob B. Houston, Atwood’s character name hints at potential authority or influence—a businessman, official, or key local figure. His presence introduces another variable into Carrie’s tense journey toward safety.
13- Meredith Thomas as Detective Sally Hawkins-Levine
Meredith Thomas frequently portrays law enforcement roles on shows like The Rookie, *9-1-1*, and Bosch. Her grounded performances bring authenticity to characters navigating crime and crisis.
As Detective Sally Hawkins-Levine, Thomas steps into a central investigative role. Tasked with untangling the threats against Carrie, the detective could be a crucial ally or a skeptical obstacle in Carrie’s desperate fight for survival.
