B&B’s Katrina Bowden May Know How Hope Felt in Dead Wrong

Flo Fulton, played by Katrina Bowden, didn’t have to go to jail for her after-the-fact role in baby Beth’s kidnapping on Bold and the Beautiful. But that doesn’t mean karma isn’t coming. Perhaps, it will strike another character Bowden is playing in a new thriller movie titled Dead Wrong.

Payback’s A Bitch

“My new movie [Dead Wrong] is out TODAY on digital and Blue-Ray. It’s a wild ride! Excited for everyone to see this one,” Bowden posted on Instagram.

Dead Wrong stars Derek Smith (What/If) as Billy Evans, Bowden as Barbara Evans, and Rob Schneider (Saturday Night Live). The film tells the story of greed, envy, sex, and murder. In the twisted tale, Billy comes up with a get-rich-quick scheme with a lawyer, who’s addicted to gambling, that sets off a deadly chain reaction.

Check out the trailer in Bowden’s post below. In it, Billy can be seen having an intimate moment with a woman who appears to be his sister-in-law, Wendy (Chelsea Debo), and then, we see Barbara, pregnant, in a wheelchair at the hospital.

Later, Barbara can be seen in a hospital gown, fighting for her baby. “I don’t want a sedative,” she’s heard crying out. “I just want my baby.” Are there parallels between Barbara (Katrina Bowden) and B&B’s Hope (Annika Noelle) who had her baby stolen so that Reese Buckingham (Wayne Brady) could sell the infant to pay off some gambling debts? If so, perhaps Barbara will realize how Hope felt.

Let’s hope that there’s a Douglas (Henry Joseph Samiri) in this story who will step up and reveal the truth!

According to the trailer for Dead Wrong, there’s some big money stakes involved in the film’s story. Dead Wrong is available on Blu-Ray and be purchased or rented on streaming platforms including Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.

Flo hasn’t been seen on B&B in quite some time. Wyatt (Darin Brooks) proposed to her, but the couple’s marriage never took place — at least, on-screen. Presumably, Wyatt and Flo are still together somewhere and there’s always the possibility that they’ll be brought back onto the canvas.