A struggling writer unlocks the full potential of his brain by taking a cutting-edge pharmaceutical, only to find that his...
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2011
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2010
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A high-powered sales executive struggles with his own dwindling sense of self-worth after becoming a victim to corporate...
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2010
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A heartbroken young man returns to his hometown seeking the comfort of old friends, only to find that familiar faces can mask...
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Terry Klepack
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2010
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A socially isolated woman still haunted by the disappearance of her three-year-old daughter 15 years ago obsesses over the...
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2007
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The SVU investigates when graduate student Myra Denning (Shannyn Sosamon) claims that she was raped by college advisor Ron...
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2004
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The old "wrong person answers the 'object-matrimony' ad" story device was refreshingly brought up to date in this made-for-TV...
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Laurie Woods
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2003
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Following the smash hit The Sixth Sense (1999) and the under-performing follow-up Unbreakable (2000), directing phenom M....
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2002
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Allen and Janice Lowry (John Heard, Patricia Kalember) discover that their only child Erica (Jennifer Brox) has leukemia, and...
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2002
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A girl with powerful dreams for her future may not have the chance to live them out in this drama based on the novel by...
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2001
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David (Mark Rosenthal) is standing on the roof ledge of a building in lower Manhattan, threatening to jump. Several of his...
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1999
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"1000 Tons of Steel! 200 Lives at Stake! 100 Miles per Hour! One Man to Stop it!" That's the situation as set up by the ad...
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1999
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A young girl is faced with the emotional and personal responsibilities of an adult in this drama set in rural Massachusetts...
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Dolores
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1998
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Housewife Tess McCall (Patricia Kalember) knows that her sister's husband is a philanderer, but she can't prove it. With the...
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1998
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This made-for-TV suspense drama gets under way as a medical emergency aircraft en route to Denver crashes in the snowy...
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1996
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The sixth and final season of Sisters opens with the series' 100th episode, in which longtime regular Julianne Phillips is...
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Georgie Reed Whitsig
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1995
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Made for television, The Unspoken Truth is the factual story of Brianne Hawkins (Lea Thompson), who after enduring a lifetime...
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Margaret Trainor
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1995
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Georgie Reed Whitsig
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1994
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The directorial debut of Academy Award-nominated cinematographer Mikael Salomon (The Abyss), A Far Off Place is based on a...
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1993
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Having survived breast cancer, Alex Reed (Swoosie Kurtz), oldest of the Reed sisters of Winnetka, has launched a new career...
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Georgie Reed Whitsig
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1993
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Barbara Chartoff
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1992
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Season three of Sisters begins as Alex (Swoosie Kurtz), the oldest of Winnetka's Reed sisters, insists upon micro-managing...
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Georgie Reed Whitsig
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1992
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The first "trial" season for Sisters runs seven episodes, beginning with the awkward reunion of the Reed sisters in their...
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Georgie Reed Whitsig
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1991
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Winnetka, IL, was the unlikely setting for the semi-serialized 60-minute drama series Sisters, which made its NBC debut on...
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Georgie
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1991
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As season two of Sisters gets under way, John Whitsig (Garrett M. Brown), the unemployed husband of Georgie Reed...
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Georgie Reed Whitsig
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1991
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A tortured man finds himself caught in a middle-ground between hallucination and reality in this supernatural thriller,...
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1990
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Wealthy, but yearning for the family he lost after his parents' untimely deaths, a businessman hires a private eye to locate...
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Alexandra
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1990
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Though the original Fletch was drubbed by critics, it proved a major success for star Chevy Chase. It was inevitable, then,...
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1989
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When a couple tries to adopt a child, they run into red tape because the foster child asserts that her natural father...
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1988
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Cat's Eye is an uneven, tepid trilogy of stories written by Stephen King connected by a cat which appears at the beginning of...
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1985
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Carroll O'Connor stars as NYPD chief of detectives Frank Nolan in Brass. The script, pseudonymously cowritten by O'Connor and...
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1985
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Following the lead of the CBS soap opera Capitol, NBC's daytime drama Loving was introduced by a two-hour, prime-time TV...
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1984
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