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April 09, 2003
The evil Andy Griffith In 1983, Andy Griffith and Johnny Cash starred in a true-crime made-for-tv movie Murder in Coweta County. They played sheriffs from adjoining counties.
Andy Griffith plays the villain, a chillingly wicked and heartless man. Years of seeing him as the gentle Sheriff Taylor calming Barney Fife down does not prepare you for the cold-bloodedness of this performance. Even as they're strapping the bastard into The Chair, he's stone cold.
This production was not a big deal at the time, and it is rare now. If you're any kind of Andy Griffith fan, you should definitely lay hands to a copy of this if you can find it.
