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2006
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In the conclusion of Touched by an Angel's two-part series finale, it appears as though Monica will fail her final test to...
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2003
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17-year-old Victor Jackson (Billy Kay) is accused of using his car as a lethal weapon, deliberately running over a pedestrian...
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2003
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In the first half of Touched by an Angel's series finale, Heavenly caseworker Monica (Roma Downey) is at long last on the...
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2003
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Series star Roma Downey plays a dual role in this episode, which marks the return of angelic Monica's demonic twin Monique....
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2002
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Ernest Borgnine guest stars as veteran televsion director Max Blandish, a once-idealistic media pioneer who has become jaded...
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2002
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Monica (Roma Downey) and the angels must restore hope and self-esteem in the heart of Dave, an aging, dispirited busboy at...
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2001
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Young Mickey Dempsey (Matt Weinberg) is in complete denial over his mother's death. Worried about Mickey's mental health, his...
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2001
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Married for twenty years, Maggie (Roma Downey) and George (Tim Matheson) have drifted apart and are on the verge of divorce....
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2000
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It's Christmas time again, and angels Monica (Roma Downey), Tess (Della Reese) and Andrew (John Dye) are on their traditional...
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2000
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12-year-old Davey Tucker (Jeremy James Kissner) hates his nomadic existence as the son of a travelling circus clown. He is...
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2000
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Monica (Roma Downey) shows up as a social worker at the Kewanee Women's Correctional Facility, and in this capacity meets...
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2000
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Cassie Whitman (Roma Downey) is at first relieved that her husband David (William Russ) has survived a deadly plane crash....
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1999
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Can a man who doesn't believe in miracles possess the power to heal? This is the question posed to the protagonist -- and the...
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1999
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It is Halloween, and things get pretty scary in a hurry when a young man named Lonnie (Titus Welliver) tries to kill...
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1999
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Based on a true story, the made-for-cable The Abduction is told in flashback from the viewpoint of Kate Finley (Victoria...
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1996
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This junior-level Ground Hog Day stars Erik Von Detten as Billy Jackson, a 13-year-old Scrooge in the making. Lacking the...
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1996
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1994
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This made-for-television movie tells the story of Margaret Mitchell, the well-known author of Gone With The Wind. Young...
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1994
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Made for television, Prison for Children is set in a brutal boys' reformatory. New superintendent John Ritter tries to...
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1993
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Made for video, the Canadian Murder So Sweet stars Harry Hamlin as a ladies' man with a smooth line and a cool approach....
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1993
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A terrible secret is uncovered in a child's past in this made-for-cable drama. Based on a true story, Ashley Peldon stars as...
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1992
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This profile of American tenor Jan Peerce traces the steps of the vocalist's life and career, beginning with his youth in...
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1990
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Made for the TNT cable network, The Court Martial of Jackie Robinson concentrates on the wartime service of major league...
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1990
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1989
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Novelist/journalist Pete Hammill was responsible for the screenplay of the two-part TV movie The Neon Empire. Ray Sharkey...
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1989
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It was axiomatic back in the 1980s that, if you put the name "Elvis" in the title of your made-for-TV movie, your ratings...
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Director
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1988
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The two-part TV movie Queenie was adapted from the roman a clef by Michael Korda. This is the story of Queenie Kelly,an...
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1987
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Filmed in Malta, this three-hour TV movie nailbiter was based on the novel The Gold Crew by Thomas M. Scortia and...
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1986
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Love Lives On is the apotheosis of all made-for-TV "problem" films. The focus is on 15-year-old Susan Wallace (Mary Stuart...
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1985
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In Hard to Hold, pop singer Rick Springfield is cast as an immensely successful recording artist named James Roberts. As a...
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1984
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1983
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Based upon the true story of a woman's battle to raise her baby in prison after having become pregnant by a prison guard...
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1982
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In this romantic drama, Treat Williams plays Cletus, a rather unpleasant and morally shaky man desperate to keep his mitts on...
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1980
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Poet Sylvia Plath wrote an immensely popular roman à clef, The Bell Jar, which chronicles a woman's descent from functioning...
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1979
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This tear-jerking sequel chronicles the further struggles and triumphs of former Olympic-hopeful downhill skier Jill Kinmont...
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1978
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Larry Peerce directed this tired disaster movie about a mad sniper loose in a football stadium. At the beginning, the sniper...
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1976
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A woman struggles to rebuild her life after a devastating accident in this drama based on the true story of Jill Kinmont....
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1975
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In this 1974 TV movie, Meredith Baxter and Beau Bridges portray adult adoptees, desirous of meeting their natural parents....
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1974
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A woman undergoes a surgeon's scalpel in a last-ditch attempt to win back her husband in this drama. Barbara Sawyer...
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1973
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Seven teenage prep-school students become young men as they face the realities of WW II in this drama set in 1942. Much of...
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1972
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This exploitative melodrama is set in northern Michigan where an exclusive private hunting club is located. There some of...
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1971
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Based on one of author Phillip Roth's shorter works, Goodbye Columbus stars Richard Benjamin as Neil, a young man of humble...
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1969
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Martin Sheen may be the Grey Eminence of movies nowadays, but back in 1967 he often as not played switchblade-wielding punks....
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1967
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1966
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Jason (Chuck Connors) rescues a white girl (Zeme North) dressed in Indian garb, who has been staked out in a clearing near...
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1966
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This rollicking music film is a compilation of two previous films from the mid-1960s, The T.A.M.I. Show and...
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1965
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Elderly tailor Julius Perrin (Ludwig Donath) establishes a home for the orphans in his community. A few days before...
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Director
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1965
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Jason (Chuck Connors) shows up at the Durango bank for the purpose of cash his employer's $10,000 draft. This transaction is...
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Director
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1965
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Though he hardly relishes the assignment, Jason (Chuck Connors) agrees to help a rural undertaker haul a coffin into town....
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Director
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1965
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This is the first of several Branded episodes in which fictional ex-military officer Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) has a...
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Director
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1965
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Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) must act quickly when Caleb Reymer (Steve McNally) shows up on the land owned by little Jimmy...
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Director
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1965
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The unexpected arrival of notorious "coward" Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) in a small town proves to be both surprising and...
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Director
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1965
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Filmed in Ohio, One Potato, Two Potato was a "critic's darling" film of 1964 dealing with the then-daring topic of...
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1964
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