Saddled with the most boring role, Viola Davis builds something out of nothing in a Lifetime movie that does the opposite. “Custody” is the cliched wedding toast of movies. Actually, it’s ...

But hey, let’s stay positive: It might be the last one! Grade: D “Custody” premiered at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival. It debuted to public Saturday, March 4 on Lifetime.

The Davis-produced film premieres this Saturday, March 4 on Lifetime. Set in New York City, “Custody” follows Judge Martha Sherman (Davis), who leads the custody case of Sara Diaz (Catalina ...

In an unusual move, Lifetime Television has greenlighted an original movie with two male leads, the tentatively titled “Custody,” and has tapped Rob Morrow and James Denton to star. Kay ...

In an unusual move, Lifetime Television has greenlighted an original movie with two male leads, the tentatively titled "Custody," and has tapped Rob Morrow and James Denton to star.

In an unusual move, Lifetime Television has greenlighted an original movie with two male leads, the tentatively titled "Custody," and has tapped Rob Morrow and James Denton to star.

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - In an unusual move, Lifetime Television is developing an original movie with two male leads, Rob Morrow and James Denton. The movie, tentatively titled "Custody ...