Laws of Deception is a drama movie released in 1997. This movie is a tale involving a law student, a mysterious woman and a legal battle. The lead roles in the film were played by C. Thomas Howell, Amber Smith, and Brian Austin Green. In this text, insights are provided about the filming locations and interesting trivia from behind the scenes.
Where it Filmed?
The filming of Laws of Deception took place in Los Angeles, California, USA. The movie was filmed in a span of several dates in the year 1997, however, specific filming dates are not available. 
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| C. Thomas Howell | Evan Marino |
| Amber Smith | Elise Talbot |
| Brian Austin Green | Cal Miller |
| James Russo | Gino Carlucci |
| Nick Mancuso | Det. Sgt. Lou Mather |
| Robert Miano | Raymond Kelsey |
| Bo Brinkman | J.W. |
| Krista Tesreau | Ms. Himes |
| Prosecutor | |
| Jackie Debatin | Maria |
| Evan’s Secretary | |
| David James Lewis | Bob |
| Ray Martino | Mr. Marino |
| Michelle Mitchell | Mrs. Marino |
| Dakota Brinkman | Young Evan |
| Kena Land | Hotel Prostitute |
| David E. Ornston | Mr. Dunn |
| Rollin Jarrett | Mr. Farina |
| Melissa Greenspan | Hostess |
| Tracy Talbot | Waitress |
| Molly Ann Lashinsky | Cocktails |
| Ken Lombard | Motel Employee |
| Sam Travolta | Jury President |
| Bruce Mercury | Thug #1 |
| Chris Howell | Thug #2 |
| Paul Sampson | Tony |
| Blumes Tracy | Willie |
| Olivia Maxwell | Tammi |
| Allysa Torey | Singer |
| Laura Pallas | Singer |
| Kfir Shoshan | College Buddy |
| Scott Carr | Professor |
| David Snedeker | Vaht |
| John Landis | Judge Trevino |
| Christopher Janney | Mac |
| David Markey | Bob |
| Corbett Tuck | Girl at Table with J.W. (uncredited) |
Trivia and Facts
- The film was directed by Joey Travolta.
- The story was written by Rollin Jarrett.
- Acknowledged for their performances in the movie were James Russo as Gino Carlucci, Nick Mancuso as Det. Sgt. Lou Mather, and Robert Miano as Raymond Kelsey.
- The movie marked the acting debut of Corbett Tuck.
- The film was later featured in a 2023 film titled “We Kill for Love”.
