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http://gma.yahoo.com/video/tv-26594281/casey-anthony-lifetime-movie-preview-31489929.html
GOOD MORNING AMERICA
ABC NEWS
George Stephanopoulos
· Casey Anthony Lifetime Movie Preview
Thu, Jan 10, 2013 10:31 AM EST - ABC News 4:50
Actor Rob Lowe on making the TV movie "Prosecuting Casey Anthony."
George Steph - Here with friend Rob Lowe ....
we had so much fun when he was part of team Robin back in October with GMA
sorry you couldn't do it today - hey, weigh in on the vibrating fork ...
Rob Lowe - when you talk about vibrating, I'm the man to talk to, if you know what I'm saying, that's all I'm gonna say, if you know what I'm saying and I think you do.
George Steph - I think we do. I think that's enough for morning television, so let's go on.
new Lifetime movie .... Prosecuting Casey Anthony - you star in it playing prosecutor Jeff Ashton - I wanna show a little bit of you in action
movie clip:
Ashton: chloroform!
Frank George: knock out gas
Burdick: in the carpet?
Frank George: and not found in aisle 5 of your local grocery store
Ashton: I've already asked the Sheriff's dept to run a key word search on the Anthony's computer to see if Casey bought it online
Burdick: sedation as a cheap babysitter
Frank George: anyway you look at it, still first degree, doesn't matter if she gave it to her too much by accident
Ashton: my money - she deliberately killed Caylee - put her body in the trunk - and then drove her around until she could find a place to dump it so she could go and party, which she did
George Steph: and there's Rob Lowe right there.
I think in that one sentence right there, you probably said what a lot of people around the country believe when they were watching that trial, yet she's acquitted.
Rob Lowe - I think there was a poll done that 97% of Floridians thought she was guilty, meanwhile the only people that mattered were the people in the jury, they saw it differently.
I was just fascinated with how could the country get it so differently than the jury did, and how does that happen? and what does it do to the man who fought for justice for little Caylee?
George Steph - And after going through the experience of filming the movie, talking to Jeff Ashton, what's your theory on the question you raise?
Rob Lowe - Well, there's a couple of them. First of all, it's the first big trial in the era of Twitter and social media. And public opinion has been around before electricity, but now with social media it coalesces so quickly, that I think it's easier to misread than ever before.
So, I think there's a little bit of overreach, a little bit of overconfidence.
I think when you try to get a jury that doesn't have an opinion and yet they have all of the information, what does that tell you? either they're not paying attention
or they've heard all the information and still don't have an opinion
so what do you do if your're a prosecutor?
George Step - you just keep pressing the case
what was it like working with Jeff Ashton, and also how does he feel now as he's got a little bit more distance -
Rob Lowe - now he's elected State Attorney down in Florida - so he's now replaced his boss, who incidentally is the person who charged Casey with first degree murder, which may have been an overreach, I think
But when you see the movie there are so many twists and turns in the trial that either you didn't know, or you forgot about, that it's just draw dropping that this actually went on
3:20 - George Steph - I read just the other day that Casey Anthony says she's got a little bit of fear that this movie is going to bring back death threats and other threats against her. You think that should be a concern?
Rob Lowe - Well, there's nothing in the movie that isn't true. So, you know, I'm a big believer in personal responsibility, so it's her life, she lived it, she's gonna have to deal with whatever comes of it.
George Steph - If you were her would you try to come out and say something or just try to live a quiet life?
Rob Lowe - If I were her, I would crawl into a hole somewhere and pull the dirt in.
George Steph - Guess that sums up your view of the Casey Anthony case right there, so lets move on because your're also going to be playing, coming up soon, Liberace's plastic surgeon, what was that like?
Rob Lowe - Oh my God, all I can tell you George is when you finally, I can't reveal it here, I'm gonna come next time [good], when you see what I look like behind the candelabra, with Michael Douglas as Liberace, and Matt Damon as his rent-boy-lover, it may be the end of my career.
George Steph - Or, skyrocketing into a whole new level.
It must have been so much fun to work with both of them?
Rob Lowe - Well, and Stephen Soderberg directed it, who is one of my all-time favorite directors. We had, we laughed every day. We all looked like completely we belonged in some kind of freak show.
George Steph - Yeah, a period piece
Rob Lowe - It all takes place, I think, in 1979 and so it was a lot of spandex and baby oil, that's all I'm gonna say .... Spandex ... baby oil .. in that group ..
George Steph - How is that for a tease everyone? spandex and baby oil from Rob Lowe, thanks a lot for coming back always great to have you here.