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2012
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Zoe (Jennifer Lopez) is well aware that her biological clock is ticking, but she just can't find the type of guy she'd want...
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Nana
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2010
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2004
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2003
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Six years in the lives of two intensely creative people are chronicled in this TV-movie adaptation of Donald Margulies'...
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2002
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After the death of her father Doug (Drew Snyder), standup comedienne Natalie (Arabella Field) is obliged to clean up the mess...
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1999
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This TV sitcom probes the personal problems of New York City ad copywriter Conrad Bloom (Mark Feuerstein), a single guy...
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1998
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Carolinian Sarah Cooper (Linda Lavin) and Texan Harriet Cahill (Gena Rowlands) are lifelong friends who are both widowed at...
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1998
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This made for cable movie premiered over the Lifetime network on August 21, 1996, barely one year after the court case which...
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1996
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In this drama, a German woman treasures a ring, the one tie she has left to her life before WWII. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1996
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When her little nephew visits her and her overbearing sisters, a rather naïve, simple-minded young woman finds herself...
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Executive Producer
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1995
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This made-for-television biography paints a moving portrait of the extraordinary life of Annette Funicello, a former...
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1995
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When Ruth Law is unable to find anyone in America to teach her how to fly, she goes to France for training in Ruth Law...
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1994
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This film is a somewhat contrived pairing of two divorcees who are giving it a second go. They're up against considerable...
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1989
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Lena Apthrop
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1989
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Carlina Cruz stars as Maricela in this 60-minute TV drama. A 13-year-old illegal Salvadorian immigrant, Maricela moves in...
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1988
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Made for television, A Place to Call Home is based on fact, incredible as it seems from first scene to last. Linda Lavin...
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1987
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The made-for-TV Lena: My 100 Children was based on the life of Lena Kuchler-Silberman, here portrayed by Linda Lavin. During...
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1987
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Christmas Visitor is an American/Australian coproduction geared for exposure on the Disney Channel pay-cable service. The...
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1987
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Linda Lavin once again pulls double duty in the dual role of waitress Alice Hyatt and contentious oldster Debbie Walden, the...
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1985
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Jolene (Celia Weston) is thrilled when TV game show host Harry Parker (John McCook) proposes marriage. But she begins to...
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Director
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1984
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Linda Lavin once again essays the dual role of waitress Alice Hyatt and vituperative middle-ager Debbie Walden, owner of the...
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1984
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It has taken nine seasons, but waitress Alice Hyatt (Linda Lavin, widowed protagonist of the popular sitcom Alice, has...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1984
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Season Eight of Alice offers the series' one-and-only crossover episode, "Mel is Hogg-Tied, in which Mel's Diner is visited...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1983
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Producer, Terry DeBray
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1983
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Vera (Beth Howland) has taken up playing the cello, even though her talent somewhat exceeds her enthusiasm. That said, the...
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Director
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1983
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The cat burglar prowling her neighborhood has Jolene (Vera Howland) on edge. Her nervousness is amplified when Jolene...
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Director
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1983
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Vera (Beth Howland) must relinquish her new policeman husband Elliot (Charles Levin) for a few hours during the Holidays when...
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Director
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1983
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When her crabby landlady evicts her pets, an outraged Vera (Beth Howland) predicts dire consequence for the old woman....
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1983
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Alice moved from its familiar Sunday night slot to a Wednesday night berth for its seventh season, then shifted to Mondays in...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1982
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Jerry Stiller (Seinfeld, King of Queens) guest stars as Gordy, an old pal--and longtime romantic rival--of diner owner Mel...
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Director
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1982
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Vera (Beth Howland) attends her high school reunion, where she meets her former flame Steve (Kip Niven). Those with good...
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Director
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1982
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In this final episode of Alice's fifth season, Vera (Beth Howland) brings a bundle of dirty clothes to the laundromat--and...
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Director
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1981
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Season Six of Alice finds most of the series' original cast still intact: Linda Lavin as waitress and wannabe singer Alice,...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1981
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This fact-based made-for-television drama tells the story of nurse Joy Ufemal and her invaluable work with those dying of...
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1981
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Just when he thought it was safe to go into his apartment again, Mel (Vic Tayback) is descended upon by his overbearing...
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Director
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1980
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Pamela Myers guest stars as Bobbi, a wide-eyed Phoenix tour guide who develops a passionate crush on Mel (Vic Tayback)....
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Director
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1980
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The up-and-down romance between Vera (Beth Howland) and Brian (Alan Haufrect) has taken yet another downward swing. Though...
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Director
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1980
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Though fewer new episodes of Alice were telecast during its fifth season due to a Hollywood writer's strike, the series still...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1980
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Clearly inspired by the theatrical feature Norma Rae, The $5.20 an Hour Dream stars Linda Lavin as a recently divorced woman...
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1980
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Halfway through Season Four of Alice, series regular Polly Holliday, in the role of brassy waitress Flo "Kiss Mah Grits"...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1979
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Season Three of Alice introduces Victoria Carroll as Marie, the on-and-off girlfriend of Phoenix diner proprietor Mel...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1978
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Althea
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1978
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Although widow and single mom Alice Hyatt (Linda Lavin) still hopes to one day pursue a singing career, financial realities...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1977
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The long-running CBS sitcom Alice launches its first season with the pilot episode, in which Alice Hyatt (Linda Lavin),...
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Singer, Alice Hyatt
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1976
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Dick Van Dyke put his image and his career on the line with this searing TV movie about a "social drinker" who becomes a...
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1974
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