This is a must see movie for mature movie fans (18 and up)! I actually think this movie is highly underrated and over-criticized. Luke Perry, does an excellent job of shedding his 90210 image to portray his role in this movie. The cast is composed of veteran actors: Peter Coyote, Gloria Reuben, Adam Baldwin, etc. The storyline is very practical and well thought out. The photography and camera angles are excellent as well, and the casting was almost perfect. The movie has several attractive people in it, who are talented as well. Among those are: Lisa Edelman, Gabriela Hall, Laura Rogers, and Walker Brandt (who is a beautiful actress). This is one instance where the movie critics were wrong. The fans should trust their own instincts and just sit back to enjoy the show!

****MAJOR SPOILER**** Michael Nash, Luke Perry, working for the law firm of Sussman&Butler as a private investigator is assigned by his boss Beth Sussman to follow a Mrs. Eve Dodd. Michael is to get the evidence on her of being unfaithful to her very rich and powerful husband Zach Dodd a corporate lawyer.when Eve married Mr. Dodd she signed a pre-nuptial agreement that if their divorced she won't get anything if it was found that she was cheating on her husband. Following Mrs. Dodd from LA to San Diego and everywhere else in between for some two weeks Michael can find anything to substantiate Mr. Dodd's claims against his wife Eve.What Luke does find is that because of tailing and photographing her, where at one point he was forced to blow his cover as a PI in order to rescue her from drowning, that he fell in love with Eve which seriously jeopardized his investigation. Michael reports all his findings on Eva to Bath telling her that there's no foundation to Mr. Dodd's claims then goes back to continue his affair with Mrs. Dodd.One night coming home to his apartment Michael sees Eva looking very scared and almost in a state of shock sitting there. Taking out a gun from her purse Eve tells Michael that she she just shot and killed her husband who came home from a corporate meeting in Seattle unexpectedly. Telling Michael that he accused her of cheating on him and pulled out a gun and in the struggle with her the gun went off and killed him. Michael gets Eva to concocted a story that would take her off the hook in her husbands death and throw the light on one of his many enemies who would have a reason to kill him. Michael also drives with Eva to the Dodd estate and he plants evidence to make it look like someone broke into the house and after a very violent struggle with Mr. Dodd shot and killed him. But what Michael doesn't realize is that he's being set up as the one and only suspect to take the fall for Mr. Dodd's murder which he didn't have anything to do with. Well made TV whodunit with a believable yet very surprising ending if you missed the clues that were there as soon as the movie started but were easily overlooked until the end. Small but solid performances by the two detectives on the murder case Det. Roos and Det. Burns, Peter Coyote and Julio Oscar Mechoso. Not only in how they broke the befalling case but how they steered the audience in the right direction without really giving away who was behind and who murdered the unfortunate Mr. Dodd.

"Indiscreet" is a so-so journeyman flick with numerous plot holes which tells of a P.I. (Perry) who gets involved with the woman (Ruben) he's paid to follow and events leading to murder and more. A good shoot around a mediocre story which spends too much time developing a thin character in Perry only to reveal the real substance about the halfway point, "Indiscreet" has been running on cable for a considerable time and makes for an okay watch if nothing better is to be found among the channels.

For the first half of this movie, I was frankly rather bored. But this almost predictable whodunit suddenly takes a life of its own and brings in a series of twists to taunt you to stay towards to the end. Luke Perry is so-so as an ex-cop turned private eye hired by a suspicious millionaire to trail his wife, played enticingly by Gloria Reuben. Perry falls for the millionaire's wife and a subsequent murder throws the movie into higher gear. Average, pacy and watchable. It's a pity that Perry (no pun intended) can't seem to raise his career and has to end up in B-grade TV movies like this.