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Cybill Shepherd plays Martha Stewart in a made-for-TV movie for the second time in this look at the events leading up to (and life in prison after) Stewart's trial and conviction on insider trading charges.

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Hollywood ReporterRay Richmond

Fortunately, "Bars" doesn't take itself or its subject too terribly seriously, allowing for the material's camp value to seep through.

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VarietyBrian Lowry

All told, the movie's a respectable and mostly watchable recounting of this notorious chapter in Stewart's storied career, despite being so stiff and formal that it never really comes alive.

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Entertainment WeeklyTim Stack

It comes off feeling cheap and mean. [23 Sep 2005, p.84]

Detroit Free PressMike Duffy

Shepherd scores in a so-so docudrama.

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Pittsburgh Post-GazetteRob Owen

Viewers who like to snicker at cheesy TV movies will get a kick out of Shepherd's imperious and demanding take on Stewart.

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Washington PostTom Shales

Where the previous movie aspired to be a camp classic, "Martha Behind Bars" takes itself more seriously, and less entertainingly.

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