Manson Girls get Lifetime Original Movie

Manson Girls get Lifetime Original Movie

 

Manson Girls get Lifetime Original Movie

 

A photo taken of Miss Susan Atkins, convicted mass murderer, and once a member of the Charles Manson ‘family’. She stands behind the fenced-in women’s prison on August 20, 1981. She got married to self-described millionaire Donald Lee Baisure on September 2, 1981 in Frontera, CA. He turned out not be a millionaire at all and had been married 35 times already. She had the marriage annuled. Lifetime green lights film about the Manson girls. (UPI Photo/Rich Lipski/Files) | License Photo

 

LOS ANGELES, July 2 (UPI) — The women who surrounded Charles Manson for years are getting their own Lifetime movie, the network has given the green light to Manson’s Lost Girls.

The film deals with the young teenaged women who fell in love with Manson played by Jeff Ward, and the crime spree that was supposed to start a race war. The Lifetime original primarily focuses on Linda Kasabian, played by Into The Woods’ MacKenzie Mauzy.

Manson’s Lost Girls follows the story of Kasabian from meeting and joining the “family” at the Spahn Ranch hippie commune to the time of the infamous Tate-LaBianca murders. She eventually turned herself in as a witness, which led to the conviction of Manson and his followers.

Entertainment Weekly reports the casting for the Lifetime film is complete, though no air date has been set for the film.

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