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Margo
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2004
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To escape his enormous gambling debts, the highly unlikable Reese Williams (Marc Singer) decides to fake his own death, with...
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2001
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Tess (Della Reese) and Monica (Roma Downey) come to the aid of a mother and daughter whose strong mutual dependence is...
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1998
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In this drama, a prominent attorney begins suspecting that her latest client, a homeless transient, may in fact be the...
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1997
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After her lifelong friend is jailed for murder, a brave woman launches a private investigation to prove her innocent. ~...
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1996
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Teenager Willow Patchett (Bonnie Root) and her mother Georgia (Veronica Hamel) seldom see eye to eye on anything. But both...
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Georgia Patchett
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1996
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Yasmine Bleeth stars in this "drawn from the headlines" TV movie as Diane Shepherd, the idealistic producer for the...
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Sadie
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1996
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In this made-for-television domestic drama, a young adolescent girl is shocked to discover that the woman she calls "Mother"...
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Etta Berter
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1995
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In this made-for-TV comedy adapted from the once-popular TV series The Munsters, Herman Munster (Edward Herrmann) and his...
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1995
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In this drama, a caring doctor investigates a child's home life and deduces that the boy's bizarre infections are...
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1994
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It is Veronica Hamel's show all the way in the fact-based CBS TV movie The Conviction of Kitty Dodds. Driven to desperation...
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1993
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1993
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Veronica Hamel, who'd previously played a detective on the trail of a kidnapped baby, turns kidnapper herself in the...
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Producer, Bianca Hudson
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1992
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Lindsay Frost is a private eye sucked into a messy domestic case. She's been hired by an anguished father to keep his...
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1991
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Actress Susan Ruttan, who played the quietly efficient legal secretary on LA Law, does an artistic about-face in the TV movie...
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Producer, Kathleen Holland
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1991
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Elizabeth Barnes
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1990
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The acting of its stars saves She Said No from the "lurid dreck" category. Judd Hirsch is a successful but utterly amoral...
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Elizabeth Early
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1990
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Based on a novel by David Morrell, the made-for-TV Brotherhood of the Rose is unabashedly old-fashioned escapist espionage...
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1989
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The four-part British miniseries Pursuit, based upon Robert L. Fish's novel of the same name, was first telecast in the...
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Deborah
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1989
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After 20 years of marriage, Steve Giardino (Alan Alda) and his wife Jackie (Ann-Margret) agree to a divorce in this situation...
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Dr. Kay Hutton
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1988
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1988
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1988
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1986
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1985
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Adapted from the phenomenally popular best-seller by Jeffrey Archer, the three-part, seven-hour CBS miniseries Kane & Abel is...
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1985
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1984
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1983
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1983
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1982
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This is the made-for-TV version of the romantic drama that chronicles the exploits of a group of glamorous women caught up in...
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1981
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Joyce Davenport
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1981
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1980
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The hustler in Hustler of Muscle Beach is fast-talking New York promoter Nick Demec (Richard Hatch). Hoping to cash in on the...
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1980
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Ed Asner dominated the proceedings of the 1977 TV movie The Gathering; inasmuch as Asner's character died at the end of that...
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1979
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1979
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The most surprising aspect of the made-for-TV Ski Lift to Death is that it wasn't produced by Irwin Allen. Two ski-lift...
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Andrea Mason
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1978
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The formal title for this TV mini-series was Harold Robbins' 79 Park Avenue, just in case you might mistake it for William...
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1977
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The Gathering stars Ed Asner as an ill-tempered executive who long ago walked out on his family. Just before Christmas,...
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1977
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Tom Poston returns in the role of Bob's prankish college chum Cliff Murdock, aka "The Peeper." Arriving in Chicago, an...
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1976
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Jim's former girlfriend Karen Stiles (Susan Strasberg) sweet-talks the detective into delivering a briefcase full of escrow...
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1976
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Linda
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1976
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Jim Rockford's old Army buddy Al Brennan (Ned Beatty) asks Jim (James Garner) to help Marcy Brownell (Veronica Hamel) locate...
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1976
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Two stories, which don't quite combine, thread through this short first film of director Howard Goldberg. In one story, a...
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1975
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Crime doesn't take a holiday on Christmas Eve, and detectives Kojak (Telly Savalas) and Stavros (Demosthenes) have plenty to...
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1975
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