lover in the attic

The Lover in the Attic: A True Story: Directed by Melora Walters. With Molly Burnett, Kevin Fonteyne, David Fierro, David Alexander. In 1920s Milwaukee, sultry and seductive Dolly feels trapped in her marriage to wealthy but boorish Fred. She obtains a young "love slave" named Otto and hides him away in her attic for years. Walburga's story inspired the feature film The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom as well as two made-for-TV movies: 1995's The Man in the Attic, with Neil Patrick Harris, and in 2018 Lover in the Attic with Molly Burnett. Lover In The Attic dramatizes the case of Walburga “Dolly” and Fred Oesterrich whose marriage, according to Atlas Obscura, ended tragically when Fred was killed by Dolly’s lover Otto. Actor... Synopsis. This is the lurid, true story about femme fatale Dolly, her murdered husband, and her lover, Otto -- the man in the attic. In the 1930s, Dolly met and seduced her repairman Otto... but she was already married to successful business man Fred. In 1920s Milwaukee, sultry and seductive Dolly feels trapped in her marriage to wealthy but boorish Fred. She obtains a young "love slave" named Otto and hides him away in her attic for years. Currently you are able to watch "The Lover in the Attic: A True Story" streaming on Lifetime Movie Club or buy it as download on Amazon Video, Vudu, Microsoft Store. Synopsis This is the lurid, true story about femme fatale Dolly, her murdered husband, and her lover, Otto -- the man in the attic. The affair grows so strong that she convinces her new lover to live in the attic, remaining hidden at all times. Rating: TV14. Genre: Mystery thriller. Original Language: English. Director ... Their affair grew so strong that she decided to move him into her attic and keep him as her sex slave, unbeknownst to Fred. Otto lived in Dolly's attic for four years, even moving houses with them, until one night during a heated argument between Dolly and Fred, Otto burst downstairs from the attic and killed Fred. In 1920s Milwaukee, sultry and seductive Dolly feels trapped in her marriage to wealthy but boorish Fred. She obtains a young "love slave" named Otto and hides him away in her attic for years. But ... Media. This is the lurid, true story about femme fatale Dolly, her murdered husband, and her lover, Otto -- the man in the attic. In the 1930s, Dolly met and seduced her repairman Otto... but she was already married to successful business man Fred. After the murder, Otto actually fled California, and Dolly found new lovers, including lawyer Harold Shapiro. However, still obsessed with her, Otto returned to Dolly, and to a hidden existence. The suspicious police did get a break, and on July 12, 1923, Dolly was arrested. Cops thought they’d found the murder weapon in the La Brea tar pits.