21 Actors You Probably Forgot Were in Lifetime Original Movies

Also titled Victim of Rage, this 1994 drama focuses on an abusive, steroid-addicted husband and his relationship with his second wife and teenage daughter Patty, played by Swank.

This thinly veiled Rosemary's Baby rip-off from 1997 has a surprising cameo from Rudolph, who played an embarassed student whose affair is dramatically exposed by her professor . . . who is also, you know, the actual devil.

Dunst and Murphy starred in this 1999 film adaptation of a book about a modern-day Jewish teenager who time travels to the 1940s and witnesses her grandmother's experience during the Holocaust.

In the early 2000s, Paul Dano starred in this classic drama about Lifetime's quintessential theme: teen pregnancy.

In one of her early roles, Ellen Page played the daughter in this 2003 movie about one mom's gambling addiction.

Gracie's Choice presents a real moral dilemma as Gracie, played by Bell, seeks custody of her younger siblings after her mother gets arrested.

The Law and Order: Special Victims Unit queen once played an attorney in this 2004 drama about the murder of a newborn baby in a small Amish town, based on the Jodi Picoult book of the same name.

In this 2007 movie that utilizes plenty of college horror tropes, Meester is a college freshman who joins a sorority haunted by the ghost of a former pledge seeking revenge.

Hudson is the love interest — because, duh — in this story about a clairvoyant woman who returns to her hometown to investigate the murder of her friend.

Cuoco's character wears a prosthetic suit to sympathize with her overweight peers in this slightly cringeworthy one from 2007.

The Pretty Little Liars star is central to this 2008 take on the rebellious, real-life McKinney North High School cheerleading squad that scandalized the Texan town. Fun fact: Jenna Dewan Tatum played the squad's coach!

The Parenthood actor can be seen as a high school student dealing with the college addmissions process and struggling with self-harm in Acceptance.

Palmer stars in the sad, true story about a girl who was abducted by a hospital nurse as a baby and has grown up not knowing the truth about her biological family.

While the 2014 Flowers in the Attic reboot was pretty recent, it's still crazy to think that this Mad Men star appeared in it — especially in such a, uh, mature role.