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the red-haired villain who uses plant toxins and pheromones in her crimes to control minds and create mutant plants

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but maligned by many because of his outlaw father

Roses are for the Rich (MOD) "Costumes" the red-haired villain who usesLisa Hartman avenges the death of the man she loved in this fiery tale of passion and hate, costarring Bruce Dern, Betty Buckley and Howard Duff and based on the bestselling novel by Jonell Lawson. When her beloved husband dies in a mine explosion, Autumn McAvin (Hartman) vows to destroy the man she holds responsible: coal baron Douglas Osborne (Dern). Sleeping her way to position and power, McAvin blackmails Osborne into a loveless marriage, making