It is based on events that happened with Kurt DeVarona (ex pro golfer and Golf instructor), brother of Gold medalist swimmer Donna DeVarona and brother of JoAnna Kerns of ''Growing Pains". Kurt was seeing this married woman that used to pull up in her convertable Jaguar to our golf range where I worked with Kurt in Los Gatos, Ca. He did give her lessons yes, and more. Long story short, I ran into Kurt on a putting green at DeLaveaga in Santa Cruz in 2009. It had been 23 years since I had seen him last, so of course we were catching up and one of the stories he told me was this one. The woman he was seeing was married to some Doctor Who was freinds with Don Johnson, they liked to race cigarette boats together or something to that effect. Anyways when this guy told him about his wifes affair with some golf pro he took it to a producer and the rest is history.
It is likely very loosely based on a true story - sometimes Lifetime will do that. I'm guessing it could be the Tracy M. Lippard case (1994).
Yes it was based on a true story
No its not based on a true story
"The Black Swan" (1942) was 20th Century-Fox
Yes it is based on a true story
it is true.
Yes, it was loosely based on the story of Larry Davis.
The story is loosely based on Harper Lee's family and neighbors, but it is a fictional story.
Deliverance IS loosely based on a story involving the Author, James Dickey. your answer here...
It is likely very loosely based on a true story - sometimes Lifetime will do that. I'm guessing it could be the Tracy M. Lippard case (1994).
The storyline is loosely based off a true story. Oh, yeah, the initiation part of the game is how the real initiation goes.
No loosely based on Loch Ness monster legend
It was loosely based of the true story of the Nilah Brothers during WWII.
I'm preety sure that it is.
No , it was loosely based upon the novel by Stephen Coonts who was actually an A-6 pilot during the Vietnam war .
The author says The Deep End of the Ocean is loosely based on the story of the abduction of Steven Stayner, the boy who saved Timothy White.
'Veer' is loosely based upon both historical precedence and the fictional character of "Taras Bulba" .