Movies Made for Television: 2005-2009

Movies Made for Television 2005–2009 Alvin H. Marill

The Scarecrow Press, Inc. Lanham • Toronto • Plymouth, UK 2010

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Contents

Foreword by Ron Simon

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Acknowledgments

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Introduction

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Movies Made for Television, 2005–2009

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Chronological List of Titles, 2005–2009

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Television Movies Adapted from Other Sources

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Actor Index

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Director Index

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About the Author

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Foreword

Alvin Marill has had one of the longest relationships in media history. He has remained faithful to his object of affection, the television movie, from the very beginning starting in 1964. He has stayed true to the TV movie during the glory and lean years, loyally documenting every facet of change and development. I am sure sometimes Al must have questioned his absolute devotion, but his love has never diminished. And we, television scholars, are much richer for his not-so-secret obsession. I can think of no television historian who has charted a genre as assiduously as Al has. For every single TV movie, he has given us meticulous information, an accurate listing of the talent responsible for that production. Al is extremely diligent in making sure that this data is perfect in every way; a misspelling is a tragedy in the Marill universe. He not only records every movie, but also gathers any and all press information. Every entry in Al’s book is a thoughtful sifting through of all the evidence at hand to determine actual and reliable credit. Television movies are very different than series television; every production is unique, a gathering of talent that, except for an occasional sequel, will never be repeated. Al’s series of reference books, from the late 1970s onward, has been the official record for approximately 5,900 movies . . . and counting. Not only does Al provide an exhaustive mountain of information, but he also encapsulates the plot and impact of every movie in a few chosen and pungent sentences. I have relied on the truthfulness of his impeccable judgment many times over the years as I curate exhibitions at the Paley Center for Media on the television movie and its creators. His indexes of actors, writers, and directors have also proven invaluable, documenting how many of Hollywood’s talent pool have contributed to the growth of the TV movie. In his remarkable series of research books you feel as if you have the entire history of the telefilm in your hands. Al was at the forefront of television scholarship. His first volume signaled to professors and critics everywhere that the television movie and miniseries was worthy of serious study. Since that pioneering first volume, he has continued his Herculean labors for more than a quarter of a century. Because of Al’s ongoing commitment, the television movie has been thoroughly documented, like no other genre. The television movie used to be the gold standard of the industry, the forum where Americans examined their history and most pressing issues of the day. It is impossible to think seriously about American popular culture without referencing Brian’s Song, That Certain Summer, Roots, and Holocaust. Other notable events in the world of TV movies through the years, chronicled meticulously in Al’s compendiums, have been adaptations—great, good, and middling—of the works of Hemingway, Steinbeck, Faulkner, and Fitzgerald; of Shakespeare, Dickens, Tolstoy, and Dostoyevski; of Robert Ludlum (The Bourne Identity, years before Matt Damon tackled it), Michael Crichton, Anne Rice, Frederick Forsyth, and Mary Higgins Clark; of Broadway’s Gypsy, Bye, Bye Birdie, The Heidi Chronicles, and Angels in America. Over the last two decades the TV movie has not achieved such a prominence in our national life, but efforts like John Adams and Recount remind us there is a lot of creative life in the form yet. But no matter whether the genre is in a peak or valley, Al’s scholarly skills remain at a very high level. His painstaking research helps us make the final historical determination of the TV movie’s place in the overall media universe. Anyone interested in the significance of television in American society will forever be grateful to the groundbreaking efforts of Al Marill.

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Ron Simon is curator, Television and Radio, Paley Center for Media, as well as adjunct associate professor at Columbia University and NYU where he teaches courses on the history of media. He is a member of the editorial board of Television Quarterly and former chair of the George Foster Peabody Awards.

Acknowledgments

As usual a reference compendium of this sort requires valued assistance from various sources. I’d like to acknowledge those who helped make the whole shebang possible. They include Jani Klain and Ron Simon of the Paley Center for Media, Jon Young of HBO, and TV historian Vincent Terrace, along with Deanne Comer, Judy Marill (my sister), Steve Marill (my son), computer guru Matthew Ford, and the press departments of the assorted TV and cable networks. Also my editor Stephen Ryan. To them, and one or two others I might have overlooked, a doff of the old chapeau.

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In the aughts of the current millennium, in the world of movies made for television, several significant concerns in the medium—beginning with Survivor and The Amazing Race and Big Brother to American Idol and Dancing with the Stars, to say nothing of the Hollywood writers’ strike of 2006–2007—changed the programming landscape. So too the widely heralded Jay-Leno-five-nights-a week in primetime experiment. Fewer and fewer scripted shows were being aired on the networks. And that impacted dramas and comedies, mysteries and biopics. NBC and ABC, where memorable TV movie/miniseries like Roots, Holocaust, Sybil, Brian’s Song, The Winds of War, and War and Remembrance, and many of the dramatized sagas of the Kennedys were produced, virtually stopped making the mainstays of the genre. Then, with a couple of exceptions—like the Hallmark Hall of Fames that continue to air around the card-giving holidays—CBS ceased scheduling them. Cable television now maintains the “tradition” basically on Lifetime and the Hallmark Channel, with the perennially popular women’s drama with strong female leads on the former and basically feel-good, happy-ending family and faith-based dramas and lighthearted fare on the latter. ABC Family, the Disney Channel, and AMC, even ESPN, occasionally offered original made-for-television movies, and often get their production costs back by nearly rerunning them to death. Airing were biopics such as the ones in which the mature likes of Shirley MacLaine plays Coco Chanel months before Before Coco, Diane Keaton does her Amelia Earhart portrayal before Hilary Swank does hers, Jessica Lange and Drew Barrymore serve up Big and Little Edie Beale straight—for example, without Broadway musical numbers, Cybill Shepherd as Martha Stewart (twice), Joan Allen as legendary American artist Georgia O’Keeffe, Susan Sarandon as tobacco heiress Doris Duke. Also British veteran Brendan Gleason in an Emmy-winning starring role is Winston Churchill, Paul Giamatti is founding father Benjamin Franklin, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, another Brit, is the king in another Elvis biography (before impersonating a real Tudor king), James Brolin is Ronald Reagan several years before son Josh Brolin becomes George W. Bush on the little-seen theatrical production, Kevin Spacey is Ron Klain, one of the pivotal figures in the Bush-Gore election race, and John Turturro as the Bronx Bombers’ volatile general manager Billy Martin in the ’77 Yankees pennant race. Real-life dramatizations included a couple on Pope John Paul II and one each on runner Roger Bannister, conquering the then-elusive four-minute mile, and a young John McCain during his POW years at the Hanoi Hilton during Vietnam. Also a dramatized reenactment on its fortieth anniversary of the flight of Apollo 11. Stage musicals like Reefer Madness, Legally Blonde, and Once Upon a Mattress were restaged for television. So were offBroadway plays that include the likes of Lackawanna Blues, Loving Leah, and The Exonerated as television movies. Stalwart Tom Selleck continues in the aughts with a handful of dissolute small-town cop Jesse Stone’s mystery adventures of the late author Robert B. Parker, similar to Peter Falk’s Columbo franchise of the previous decade or two. Empire Falls, from the book by Richard Russo, brought together again Paul Newman (in his final role) and Joanne Woodward. Kenny Ortega’s super-popular High School Musical and sequels and Camp Rock are among the basic Disney things carefully crafted to capture the “tween” audience of attractive—and talented—adolescents, the Shia LeBoufs and Miley Cyruses and Hilary and Haylie Duffs of the youth-oriented entertainment world. There were dramatizations of four of Nora Roberts’ female-oriented best sellers on consecutive weeks and again a year or so later, and of several of Ann Rule’s popular true-crime novels. ix

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At least three major Western dramas of quality aired: Emmy-winning Robert Duvall and Thomas Haden Church’s Broken Trail, that was the first original produced for AMC; Larry McMurtry’s Comanche Moon, the last (or actually second) of his Lonesome Dove series, and significantly the first sagebrush drama on television in the twenty-first century (other, of course, than the HBO’s Deadwood series), executive producers Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks’ sprawling Into the West. It related the saga of the frontier period through the very different views of the white settlers and the Native Americans—its massive cast had significant roles for virtually every Indian actor of the Screen Actors Guild roster in the United States and Canada before resorting to painting red faces on Caucasian performers. Producers Robert Halmi, senior and junior, offered up special effects–laden reimaginizations of such classic adventures as Journey to the Center of the Earth and Mysterious Island from Jules Verne and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as well as Marco Polo, Hercules, Tin Man, taken from The Wizard of Oz, and Alice, a sci-fi modernization of Alice in Wonderland. And from the Bible—and the Halmis—there was The Ten Commandments, filmed on (hardly biblical) location in Hungary as well as Morocco and Tunisia, with Scottish actor Dougray Scott as Moses along with screen veterans Omar Sharif and Claire Bloom. (Scott also had the leading roles in the newest Jekyll and Hyde movie.) Surprisingly there were just two TV movies in the most recent five years dealing with the defining events of 9/11 (there also had been one in 2003). Factor that in with the spectacle of three movies a decade earlier dealing with Amy Fisher and Joey Buttafucco, in just a single week, and the above-mentioned two on homemaking queen Martha Stewart’s travails. Television was becoming more graphic, more explicit, especially on cable, and many critics predicted that basic TV itself would move toward this envelope-pushing development in the second decade of the new millennium. Look, for instance, at the extremely violent—and nudity-laced—Spartacus series that was made in and premiered in New Zealand and aired on American cable TV in 2010. This Spartacus was an indirect descendant (expansion?) of the 2004 television remake of Howard Fast’s epic gladiator novel—with no credit here to Fast—which decades before had been turned by Stanley Kubrick into the stellar pseudo-historic classic starring Kirk Douglas. This latest volume chronicling movies made for television covers all titles of the films shown between 2005 and 2009, except, as before, for fare produced for foreign television and later airing in the United States (as on PBS’s Masterpiece, Mystery, and/or Great Performances). Another exception: those films that were made initially for theatrical distribution but instead turned as direct-to-video movies that aired in syndication. This volume also includes comprehensive actors and directors indexes, a chronological listing of the made-for-television films, and, where applicable, a complete list of sources (novels, plays, musicals) for the various films.

Movies MadeChapter for Television, Title 2005–2009

5499 10.5: Apocalypse (NBC, 5/21/2006 and 5/23/2006, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). In this sequel to 2004’s 10.5, seismologists Kim Delaney and David Cubitt are again called upon by the president (Beau Bridges) when deadly seismic activities that devastated the West Coast in the earlier film now threaten to jeopardize North America and the entire Western Hemisphere. This two-part movie originally was scheduled to premiere on Thanksgiving weekend 2005 and then aired in Europe before finally being shown during the 2006 May sweeps. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Pearl Pictures, Hallmark Entertainment. Director John Lafia. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Gary Pearl. Co-Executive Producer John Lafia. Producer Randi Richmond. Teleplay John Lafia. Photography David Foreman. Music Henning Lohner. Editors Don Brochu, Martin Nicholson. Production Designer Jean-Baptiste Tard. Cast Kim Delaney (Dr. Samantha Hill), Dean Cain (Brad Malloy), David Cubitt (Dr. Jordan Fisher), Oliver Hudson (Will Malloy), Beau Bridges (Pres. Paul Hollister), Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon (Natalie Warner), Carlos Bernard (Dr. Miguel Garcia), Carly Pope (Laura Malloy), Frank Langella (Dr. Earl Hill), Melissa Anderson (First Lady Megan Hollister), Peter Outerbridge (Alec Becker), John Cassini (Sean Morris), Tamara Hope (Amy Hollister), Mark Camacho (Russ Rosen), Tyrone Benskin (Jackson/bartender), Glenda Braganza (Gina), Russell Yuen (Ian), Maurizio Terrazzano (Gonzalez), Meaghan Rath (Rachel), Anne Bradley Jaeger (Jenna), Tony Calabretta (Security Guard), Francis X. McCarthy (Al Roberts), Natalie Brown (Paula), Louis-Philippe Dandenault, Carile Cristobel, David Schaap, Ian Finlay, Andrew Peplowski, Richard Jutras, Brett Watson, Andrew Walker. 5500 12 Men of Christmas (Lifetime, 12/5/2009, 120 minutes). A driven PR gal from Manhattan, having lost both her job and her fiancé, takes a gig boosting local tourism in a small Montana town, and, seeking money for an all-volunteer search-and-rescue team, proposes a Christmas calendar displaying twelve hunky guys. This lighthearted holiday tale was based on Phillipa Ashley’s sprightly 2006 novel Decent Exposure. Production Companies Lisa Demberg Productions, Fox Television. Director Arlene Sanford. Executive Producers Lisa Demberg, Jon Maas. Producer Greg Copeland. Co-Producer Wendy Hill-Trout. Teleplay Jon Maas. Based on a Novel by Phillipa Ashley. Photography Peter Benison. Music David Lawrence. Editor Anita Brandt-Burgoyne. Production Designer Louise Middleton. Cast Kristin Chenoweth (E.J. Baxter), Josh Hopkins (Will Albrecht), Anna Chlumsky (Jan Lucas), Erin Dilly (Roz), Stephen Huszar (Jason), Heather Hanson (Lillah), Jefferson Brown (Eric), Craig Eldridge (Ron), Chantal Perron (Marci Hempel), Aaron Abrams (Les Pizula), Frank Chiesurin (Scott Lewis), Peter Mooney (Noah), Paul Constable (David Hempel), Joe-Norman Shaw (Mayor Bob Baker), Mark Bellamy (Max/photographer), Carrie Colak (Sonya Kendell), Marianne Muellerleile (Diana/postmistress), Jesse Pavelka (Henry), Ryan Northcott (Mike), Matt Embry (Andy), Paul Christie (Jim), Stephan Dubeau (Rick), Lynley Hall (Laura), Vanessa Holmes (Bobbie), Stacy Zurburg (Susan). 5501 14 Hours (TNT, 4/3/2005, 120 minutes). Hospital-set thriller based on the harrowing events of June 2001, when Tropical Storm Allison stalled over the Houston metropolitan area, pouring nearly 30 inches of rain on the city within a 14-hour period, inundating Memorial Hermann Hospital.

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Production Companies Magna Global Entertainment, Cosmic Entertainment. Director Greg Champion. Executive Producers Shanna Tyndall Nussbaum, Jay Cohen, Frances Croke Page, Elaine Frontain Bryant. Producer Grace Gilroy. Teleplay Danilo Bach. Photography Gordon Lonsdale. Music Joseph Conlan. Editor Gib Jaffe. Production Designer Mark Freeborn. Cast JoBeth Williams (Jeanette Makins), Rick Schroder (Dr. Tom Foster), Kris Kristofferson (Chuck Wortle), Kirsten Robek (Lily), Kevin McNulty (Hal McKenna), Jennifer Clement (Jody), Kim Roberts (Helen), Karin Konoval (Dr. Estrada), Simone Bailly (Phoebe), Jason Schombing (Ray), Katie Stuart (Ronnie Green), Nancy Sivak (Cynthia), Pamela Diaz (Amelia), Adrian Holmes (Charlie), Tom McBeath (Eddie), Vincent Gale (Finneton), Hiro Kanagawa (Dr. Chin), Ian Robison (MICU doctor), Matt Bellefleur (Scott), Dan Joffre (Steven), Roger Haskett (Anesthesiologist), Eileen Pedde (CVIDV doctor), Catherine Thomas, Brian Drummond, Emy Aneke, Doris Chillcott, Erik Breker, Anthony Harrison, P. Lynn Johnson, Mark Pawson, French Tickner, David Neale. 5502 Absolution (Lifetime, 9/11/2006, 120 minutes). A New York journalist (Samantha Mathis) returns to her small Ohio hometown to investigate church claims for a series of medical miracles and of a comatose man (Stefano Colacitti) who has turned faith healer in this Canadian-made film. Production Company Blueprint Entertainment. Director Holly Dale. Executive Producers Ira Pincus, Noreen Halpern. Producers Suzanne L. Berger, Tracey Boulton. Teleplay Bethany Rooney. Photography Malcolm Cross. Music Zack Ryan. Editor Stephen Lawrence. Production Designer Bob Sher. Cast Samantha Mathis (Bettina Lloyd), Stefano Colacitti (Paolo Toratelli), Stephen McHattie (Mike Lloyd), Maria Ricossa (Maria Toratelli), Lawrence Dane (Bishop Werther), David Fox (Karl Manning), Nicky Guadagni (Myra Lloyd), Daniel Petronijevic (Ben Lloyd), Kaleigh Nevin (Alicia Corbett), Sherry Miller (Chancey Parker), Ron Lea (Father Montoya), Philip Akin (Dr. Mitch Powell), Gerry Quigley (George Watson), Araby Lockhart (Eunice Manning), Peter Mooney (Father Flanagan), Kristin Adams (Young Bettina), Chris Asaro (Young Paolo), Elle Downs (ER doctor). 5503 Acceptance (Lifetime, 8/22/2009, 120 minutes). Overachieving high schooler, in her senior year, struggles to cope with the stress of SATs and applying to colleges, and her mom, on the verge of a breakup with dad, is focused on her getting into a top school—for the sole purpose of meeting a future husband. But with the teen’s decision to go to a lowly ranked higher education institution, mom’s high hopes for her are dashed in this adaptation of Susan Coll’s humorous book Acceptance: A Novel (2007). Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, RHI Entertainment. Director Sanaa Hamri. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner. Co-Executive Producers Ronnie D.Clemmer, Sharon Cicero, Michele Samit. Producer Christopher Morgan. Co-Producer Laurence Ducceschi. Teleplay Suzette Couture. Based on the Novel by Susan Coll. Photography Anthony B. Richmond, Frank Byers. Music Richard Marvin. Editor Tod Feuerman. Production Designer James A. Gelarden. Cast Joan Cusack (Nina Rockefeller), Mae Whitman (Taylor Rockefeller), Jonathan Keltz (Harold “A. P. Harry” Barton), Brigid Brannagh (Olivia Sheraton), Deepti Daryanani (Maya Kaluantharana), Mark Moses (Wilson Rockefeller), Michael Pniewski (Basil Dickerson), Rob Mayes (Justin Smelling), Rachel Bean (Admissions officer), John Crow (Mr. Leon), Leland Jones (Dr. Zimmer), Ajay Mehta (Dr. Joe Kaluantharana), Mark Oliver (Principal), Kiersten Warren (Grace). 5504 Accidental Friendship (Hallmark, 11/15/2008, 120 minutes). This based-on-fact heart-warmer tells of the bonding of two women—one homeless with not much more than her loyal dogs, the other a police officer who has been unwilling to open her heart to anyone since her father abandoned her as a little girl. Chandra Wilson earned an Emmy nomination for Best Actress. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, Automatic Pictures. Director Don McBrearty. Executive Producers Rick Rosenberg, Robert W. Christiansen, Lorraine Toussaint, Irene Litinsky. Executive Consultant Chandra Wilson. Co-Executive Producer Anna Sandor. Producers Steve Solomos, Michael Prupas. Teleplay Anna Sandor. Photography John Berrie. Music Michael Corriveau. Editor Jean Beaudoin. Production Designer Tim Bider. Cast Chandra Wilson (Yvonne Caldwell), Kathleen Munroe (Tami Baumann), Ben Vereen (Wes), Gabriel Hogan (Kevin Brawner), Alison Sealy-Smith (Chris Washington), Jean Yoon (Lila Jones), Taylor Trowbridge (Gloria), Duane Murray (Officer). 5505 Aces ‘n Eights (ION, 3/15/2008, 120 minutes). In this Western, there are Thurmond Prescott (91-yearold Ernest Borgnine) who’s had his land for thirty years and aims to keep it; his ranch hand Luke Rivers, who in

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the past made his livelihood with a gun; the young Noah Taylor, making his transition into manhood; and beautiful, but tough, schoolteacher Jo Tanner. They’ll stop at nothing to achieve their dreams. But the same can be said of a wealthy railroad man and his team of outlaws, Tate and D.C. Cracker. In this dangerous game of frontier life, pride and fierce independence are essentials against the threat of big business. The show’s title is gambler speak for a dead man’s hand. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment, Grand Army Entertainment. Director Craig R. Baxley. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, Matthew Fitzsimons. Producers James Wilberger, Erik Heiberg. Teleplay Dennis Shryack, Ronald M. Cohen. Photography Ron Levy. Music Gary Chang. Editor Christine Kelley. Production Designer Dan Whifler. Cast Casper Van Dien (Luke Rivers), Ernest Borgnine (Thurmond Prescott), Bruce Boxleitner (D. C. Cracker), Deidre Quinn (Jo Tanner), Jeff Kober (Tate), Jack Noseworthy (Riley), Rodney Scott (Monty), Emily Warfield (Mother Sally), Jake Thomas (Noah Taylor), Kanin J. Howell (Marsh), George Le Porte (Ned Tanner), Victoria Chalaya (Cracker’s woman), Jared Ward (Sid). 5506 Alice (SyFy, 12/6/2009 and 12/7/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Dark, two-part four-hour reimagining of the Alice in Wonderland story, relocated to contemporary Vancouver, picturing Alice as an independent twentysomething, a young, martial arts instructor who suddenly finds herself in a parallel universe on the other side of the looking glass—in a strange city of twisted towers and playing card casinos under the rule of a devilish Queen. Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Reunion Pictures, Studio Eight. Director Nick Willing. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr., Matthew O’Connor, Lisa Richardson, Jamie Brown. Producer Michael O’Connor. Teleplay Nick Willing. Based on Novels by Lewis Carroll. Photography Jon Joffin. Music Ben Mink. Editor Allan Lee. Production Designer Michael Joy. Cast Caterina Scorsone (Alice Hamilton), Kathy Bates (Queen of Hearts), Colm Meaney (King of Hearts), Matt Frewer (White Knight), Harry Dean Stanton (Caterpillar), Tim Curry (Dodo), Philip Winchester (Jack Chase), Andrew Lee Potts (Hatter), Alessandro Juliani (9 of Clubs), Timothy Webber (Carpenter), Alex Diakun (Ratcatcher), Zak Santiago (10 of Clubs), Eugene Lipinski (Doctors Dee and Dum), Geoff Redknap (Mad March), Charlotte Sullivan (Duchess), Allan Gray (White Rabbit), Nancy Robertson (Dormouse), Tom Heaton, Brock Johnson. 5507 All I Want for Christmas (Hallmark, 12/1/2007, 120 minutes). ‘Tis the season for making dreams true. If everything goes according to plan for one young boy, he just may be sharing this Christmas with a new dad for his beautiful widowed mom, winning a publicity stunt contest sponsored by a toy company. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Harvey Frost. Executive Producers Larry Levinson, Joel S. Rice. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, David Kohner Zuckerman. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Stephen Niver. Teleplay Marc Loren Prey. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Stephen Graziano. Editor Andrew Vona. Production Designer Jessica Anderson. Cast Gail O’Grady (Sara Armstrong), Greg Germann (Roger Nelson), Robert Mailhouse (Ben Grant), Jimmy “Jax” Pinchak (Jesse Armstrong), Amanda Foreman (Amber), Bess Meyer (Eric Davis), Robert Pine (Arthur Nelson), Gloria Gifford (Lily James), Beverly Sanders (Mrs. C), Gina Mantegna (Mary), Saige Ryan Campbell (Julia Clark), Dennis Nusbaum (Dennis), Tom Bresnahan (Rich businessman), Vinnie Vescio (Michael), Chuck Hittinger (Tyler Brandon), Michael Spears (Wedding planner). 5508 Always and Forever (Hallmark, 10/24/2009, 120 minutes). A pair of high school sweethearts bump into each other at the 20th anniversary reunion, convinced to go by her current boyfriend and his sister, and the two, as the press release points out, “get a lesson in Fate 101.” Barbara Eden, long years after popping out of the bottle in I Dream of Jeannie, plays her perpetually meddling mom in the matters of romance, and Max Gail, decades after being Wojo on Barney Miller, is dad—who wants mom to just stay the heck out if it, in this comedy. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films. Director Kevin Connor. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Mike Moran. Producers Erik Olson, Brian Martinez. Teleplay Riley Weston. Photography Todd Barron. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Laird Pulver. Cast Rena Sofer (Grace Holland), Dean McDermott (Michael Foster), Barbara Eden (Mary Anderson), Max Gail (Bill Anderson), Rob Boltin (Phillip Walsh), Hillary Tuck (Rachel), David Lascher (Gabe), Colton Haynes

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(Scott Holland), Jonathan Chase (James), Katie Walder (Lindsay), Christopher Warren (Jonesy), Rachel Fentz (Young Grace). 5509 Amber Frey: Witness for the Prosecution (CBS, 5/25/2005, 120 minutes). A somewhat pedestrian drama, based on Amber Frey’s life story and her 2004 book, focusing on her relationship as a single mom from Fresno, California, with Scott Peterson, convicted of murdering his wife Laci and their unborn child, and now on death row. An earlier TV movie dramatized Peterson’s side of the story. Production Companies Zev Braun Pictures, Paramount Network Television. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producers Zev Braun, Philip Krupp. Co-Executive Producers Gloria Allred, Peter Werner. Producer Robert F. Phillips. Teleplay Donald Martin. Based on a Biography by Amber Frey. Photography Neil Roach. Music Ernest Troost. Editor Tod Feuerman. Production Designer Eric Norlin. Cast Janel Moloney (Amber Frey), Terry Kinney (Det. Neil O’Hara), Nathan Anderson (Scott Peterson), Paget Brewster (Carol Carter), Nathaniel Deveaux (Det. Steve Richards), Madeleine Parker (Ayiana), Nora Dunn (Gloria Allred), John Rubinstein (Mark Geragos), Erik Breker (Dave Markovich), Susan Hogan (Sharon Rocha), Michael Daingerfield (Jim Carter), Fred Keating (David Harris), Don MacKay (Judge), Dallas Blake (Court clerk), Eric Keenleyside (Ronny Matthews), Linda Ko (Maureen), Claire Riley (Shawn Jones), Amy Dallin (Laci Peterson), Richard Jones (Mr. Peterson), Pauline Crawford (Mrs. Peterson), Brenda Crichlow (Fresno police officer), Dale Wolfe (Josh McLennan), Fanny Keifer (Sarah Jenkins), Nicola Crosbie (Heather Howe), Glen Abel (Ron Grantski), James Purcell (Karaoke man), Simon Longmore, Patricia Mayen-Salazar, Dustin Milligan. 5510 Ambulance Girl (Lifetime, 9/12/2005, 120 minutes). Comedy-drama adapted from author/food writer/TV talk show host Jane Stern’s 2003 memoir about how becoming a volunteer emergency medical technician gave her renewed confidence, emotional health, and salvaged her marriage to fellow host Michael. Kathy Bates not only starred but also directed, and received a Best Actress Emmy nomination. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Patricia Clifford Productions. Director Kathy Bates. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Patricia Clifford. Co-Executive Producer Alan Hines. Producer Randy Sutter. Co-Producers Craig Beaudine, Peter Sadowski. Teleplay Alan Hines. Based on Memoirs by Jane Stern. Photography Jean Lepine. Music David Lawrence. Editor Scott J. Kelly. Production Designer Lindsey Hermer-Bell. Cast Kathy Bates (Jane Stern), Robin Thomas (Michael Stern), Gordon Pinsent (Pete), Sean McCann (Walter), Wayne Best (Ed the Instructor), Kristina Nicoll (Audrey), John Dunsworth (Vince Milnik), Nathalie Toriel (Dot), Jennifer Overton (Hailey), Rhonda McLean (Sarah), Marcia Kash (Myra Schlesinger), Michael Bach (Nicky Rivers), Steve Boyle (Spencer), Dawn Cyr (Clerk), Mary Colin Chisholm (Sharon), Ronald Bourgeois (Jules), Ayesha Gibson (Mavis Carter), Corey Turner (Paramedic), Frances Hewey Dunsworth (Muriel Bergman), Shawn Duggan (Winston’s owner), Brian Heighton (Officer), David Flemming (Fireman). 5511 America (Lifetime, 2/28/2009, 120 minutes). A bleak, fact-based film about a teenager named America (newcomer Philip Johnson) who has spent his entire life being shuttled through the foster care system, first finding stability in the arms of an elderly nanny to one of his foster families, and then being reunited with his birth mother as he started kindergarten, only to be abandoned again. After years of abuse, he finds a caring doctor (Rosie O’Donnell) who supplies him with the support and courage to reclaim his life. Rosie was the executive producer and co-wrote the teleplay with Joyce Eliason, based in the 2002 book by E. R. Frank. Production Companies The Sanitsky Company, Sony Pictures Television. Director Yves Simoneau. Executive Producers Larry Sanitsky, Rosie O’Donnell. Producer David A. Rosemont. Teleplay Joyce Eliason, Rosie O’Donnell. Based on a Book by E. R. Frank. Photography John B. Aronson. Music Norman Corbeil. Editor Richard Comeau. Production Designer Warren Young. Cast Rosie O’Donnell (Dr. Maureen Brennan), Ruby Dee (Mrs. Harper), Philip Johnson (America), Raquel Castro (Liza), Toya Turner (Susana/America’s mother), Tim Edward Rhoze (Reggie Harper), Logan Huffman (Marshall), Kyle Clarington (Counselor), Jade Yorker (Brooklyn), Bubba Weller (Fish). 5512 The Andromeda Strain (A&E, 5/26/2008 and 5/27/2008, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). In this two-part expanded version of Michael Crichton’s 1968 novel (his first) that was turned into a theatrical cult classic in 1971 by director Robert Wise, a gaggle of concerned scientists begin seeking answers after a military satellite plummets from space and causes the death of all but two residents of a small town and is covered up by a government conspiracy. The Andromeda Strain was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Miniseries.

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Production Companies Scott Free Productions, Traveler’s Rest Films, Universal Television. Director Mikael Salomon. Executive Producers Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, Tom Thayer, David W. Zucker. Co-Executive Producer Mikael Salomon. Producer Clara George. Co-Producers Malcolm Reeve, Ron Binkowski. Teleplay Robert Schenkkan. Based on the Novel by Michael Crichton. Photography Jon Joffin. Music Joel J. Richard. Editor Scott Vickrey. Production Designer Jerry Wanek. Cast Benjamin Bratt (Dr. Jeremy Stone), Eric McCormack (Jack Nash), Christa Miller (Dr. Angela Noyce), Daniel Dae Kim (Dr. Tsi Chou), Viola Davis (Dr. Charlene Barton), Rick Schroder (Maj. Bill Keene), Andre Braugher (Gen. George Mancheck), Justin Louis (Colonel Ferrus), Barry Flatman (Chuck Beeter), Ted Whittall (Pres. Dale Scott), Ted Atherton (Ed Dewitt), Tom McBeath (Kyle Tobler), Nicole Gale Anderson (Lt. Amy Deacon), Jacob Blair (Operative #1), Erik Breker (Operative #2), Luke Camilleri (Gordo), Cory Dagg (General Michaelson), Denise Galik (Annie Gillon), Anna Galvin (Lisa Stone), Eve Harlow (Leila), Emily Holmes (Joanne Scott), Adrian Holmes (Sam Barton), Fred Keating (Charles Henderson), Douglas O’Keefe (Blond man), Paul Perri (Dr. Smithson), Panou (Lt. Lewis Chan), Roman Podhora (General Blair), Jonathan Potts (Pat Terence), Kurt Max Runte (Sheriff Martin Willis), Ava Salomon (Sarah Scott), Michael Suchanek (Lance Stone), Michael Teigen (Ocean Saver), Graeme Duffy (Wheezer), Magda Apanowicz (Suzie Travis), Jessica Harmon (Nattie), Colin Lawrence (Agent Jefferson), Teach Grant (Morgue attendant), Matthew Smalley (Private Brooks), Juan Carlos Velis (Roach), Bruno Verdoni (Reporter). 5513 Angel and the Badman (Hallmark, 7/5/2009, 120 minutes). Lou Diamond Phillips and Luke Perry play rival gunmen in this remake of the 1947 John Wayne movie, and when Phillips (in the Duke’s role) gets wounded, he takes refuge with a sympathetic Quaker family. (This was basically the same plot as in Harrison Ford’s Witness.) Of interest here is that John Wayne’s grandson Brendan has a small role—all out of proportion to the amount of publicity given at the time.) Production Company Nasser Entertainment. Director Terry Ingram. Executive Producers Jack Nasser, Joseph Nasser. Co-Executive Producer Tara Cowell-Plain. Teleplay Jack Nasser. Photography Anthony Metchie. Music Stu Goldberg. Editor Gordon Rempel. Production Designer Tony Devenyi. Cast Lou Diamond Phillips (Quirt Evans), Luke Perry (Loredo), Deborah Unger (Tempance), Terence Kelly (Thomas), Merrilyn Gann (Virginia), Brendan Wayne (Randy), Winston Rekert (Sam), Garry Chalk (Carson), John Tench (Hondo), Scott McNeil (Auburn), Donald Thompson (Doc Johnson), Michael Teigen (Telegraph operator), Melanie Papalia (Sandy), Matthew Kelly (Jake), Noah Beggs (Pete), Teach Grant (Baker), Stephen Dimopoulos (Bar manager), Stefan Arngrim (Gambler), Jim Shield (Gunman), Charles Andre (Gunman 2). 5514 Ann Rule’s “Everything She Ever Wanted” (LMN, 11/14/2009 and 11/15/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Two-part docudrama dealing with a Southern woman who, with her younger husband by her side, is determined to become part of Atlanta society—even if she has to methodically do away with everyone in her family and anyone who stands in her way. Based on Ann Rule’s 1992 true-crime book. Production Companies Darius Films, Once Upon a Time Films, HeadFirst Productions. Director Peter Svatek. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, James Head. Co-Executive Producer Damian Ganczewski. Producers Juliette Hagopian, Nicholas D. Tabarrok. Teleplay Michael Vickerman. Based on a Book by Ann Rule. Photography Mathias Herndl. Music Jonathan Goldsmith. Editor Ron Wisman. Production Designer Karen Bromley. Cast Gina Gershon (Pat Allanson), Rachel Blanchard (Raschel Reede), Ryan McPartin (Tom Allanson), Gabriel Hogan (Dan Hollister), Victor Garber (Walter Allanson), Jessica Harmon (Debbie), Chad Willett (Phil Reede), Lawrence Dane (George Allanson), Martin Donovan (Charles Greene), Tom Barnett (Pete Gilbert), Laura DeCarteret (Jennifer Greene), Corinne Conley (Nona Allanson), Tracy Ferencz (Florence Hackett), Jessica Greco (Micela), Michael Karon (Family doctor), Kathy Maloney (Newscaster), Phil Nessel (Edgar), Michael D. Nye (Jeremy Reede), Jason Pollard (Sheriff’s deputy), Chick Reid (Carolyn Allanson), Martin Roach (Mark Edwards), Helen Taylor (Doctor at hospital), Jean Yoon (Bank manager). 5515 Ann Rule’s “Too Late to Say Goodbye” (LMN, 11/7/2009, 120 minutes). Based on the true story of Jenn and Bart Corbin, whose seemingly perfect marriage begins to unravel after the discovery of an illicit affair. He’s a dentist, a pillar of the community, but when she learns he was having a fling with his assistant she begins an Internet romance with a man she’s never met. Ultimately she turns up dead, a seeming suicide, but did the dentist turn in his drill for a gun? This true-crime melodrama (it began in December 2004 and came to trial two years later) was adapted from the best-selling Ann Rule book.

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Production Companies Darius Films, Once Upon a Time Films, HeadFirst Productions. Director Norma Bailey. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, James Head. Producers Damian Ganczewski, Juliette Hagopian, Nicholas D. Tabarrok. Teleplay Adam Till, Fabrizio Filippo, Donald Martin. Based on a Book by Ann Rule. Photography Mathias Herndl. Music Michael Alemania, John Pratt. Editor Ron Wisman. Production Designer Karen Bromley. Cast Rob Lowe (Bart Corbin), Lauren Holly (Heather Tierney), Stefanie Von Pfetten (Jenn Barber-Corbin), Rosemary Dunsmore (Narda Barber), Michelle Hurd (Det. Ann Roche), Art Hindle (Max Barber), Yannick Bisson (Bobby Corbin), Marc Bendavid (Sam Malveaux), Mary Ashton (Dolly Hearn), Courtenay J. Stevens (Tom Bradshaw), Steve Belford (Clark), Kim Roberts (Judge). 5516 Annie’s Point (Hallmark, 1/22/2005, 120 minutes). In this sentimental tale, a free-spirited widow (top-billed Betty White) travels cross-country with her granddaughter, against the objections of the girl’s dad (a skeptical Richard Thomas), to fulfill her late husband’s wish that his ashes be scattered from a bluff overlooking the Pacific. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Michael Switzer. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, James Wilberger. Teleplay Mike Lombardo. Photography Amit Bhattacharya. Music Steve Dorff. Editor Jan Popiden. Production Designer John Zachary. Cast Betty White (Annie Eason), Amy Davidson (Ella Eason), Richard Thomas (Richard Eason), Ellen Albertini Dow (Louise Tette), Robert F. Lyons (Jack Backis), John Dybdahl (Patrick Weller), Diane Robin (Brenda Trager), Robert Peters (Weylon), Frances Bay (Older woman), Jay Underwood (Policeman), James Keane (Doug Gordon), Rebecca Switzer (Lucy Gordon), Eugene M. Davis (Pawnshop owner), Garret Strommen (Scott Tardy), Rebecca Klinger (Coffee shop owner), Karl T. Wright (Dr. Meldon), Rebecca Lowman (Margaret), Jim Meech (Mr. Langelos). 5517 Arthur Hailey’s “Detective” (Lifetime, 5/28/2006, 180 minutes). Tom Berenger plays a Catholic priest turned homicide investigator for the Miami police, called upon to hear the confession of a convicted serial killer who claims to be an avenger of God. Based on Arthur Hailey’s 1997 novel, and with a stellar cast, this film, made as a two-parter (and possibly as a pilot) several years before its premiere, had bounced around for a while and ended up as a DVD release in late 2005 and ultimately received its initial television airing pared down to three hours. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Trish Moore-Berenger. Producers Randy Pope, Lincoln Lageson. Teleplay Philip Rosenberg. Based on the Novel by Arthur Hailey. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music James M. Dooley. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Chris DiLeo. Cast Tom Berenger (Malcolm Ainslie), Annabeth Gish (Cynthia Evans), Rick Gomez (Detective Rodriguez), Frank Whaley (Brewmaster), Charles Durning (Max Ernst), Wanda De Jesus (Sanchez), Bruce Boxleitner (Thomas Ketledge), Cybill Shepherd (Karen Ainslie), Cody Arens (Jason Ainslie), J. Karen Thomas (Ruby Bowe), William Allen Young (Newbold), Sean O’Bryan (Elroy Doil), Renee Rizzo (Det. Linda Parici), David Atkinson (James “Little Jesus” Callahan), Vic Polizos (Harry Collinwood), Douglas Fisher (Theo Pallacio), Haim Girafi (Aziz Muhammad), Judith McConnell (Mrs. Ernst), Rutanya Alda (Judge Beatrice Agannis), Norman Alden (Judge Olivadat), Stephanie Cameron (Wanda Fairly), Louanne (Judith Pallacio), Charles Cioffi (McClelland), Joshua Grenrock (Abe Ziegler), Silas Weir Mitchell (Robbins), Janet Rotblatt (Rose Tempone), Thomas Rosales Jr. (Quinones), Lee Garlington (Beatrice Doil), Jack Conley (Knowles), George Fisher (Werner Niehaus), Richard Riehle (Father Uxbrodge), Nicole Gabrielle Scipione (Cynthia), Casey Sander (Quinn), Isait De La Fuente (Julio Verona), Eugene M. Davis (Warden Hambrick), Jimmy Bennett (Ivan Tempone), Francesca Casale (Evelyn), Kristen Anthony (Barb the Bar Wench), Jeffrey Marcus (Doctor), Joe Howard (Public Defense lawyer), Diane Robin (TV reporter), Samantha Bennett (Nurse), Michael Shamus Wiles (Kralik). 5518 Au Pair 3: Adventure in Paradise (ABC Family, 3/15/2009, 120 minutes). In the third Au Pair flick, the Caldwells (business mogul, the ex–au pair whom he married, and his two older children) hit the tropical beaches of Puerto Rico, but the family members seem to have different agendas for their adventure in paradise. Production Companies Granada America, ABC Family Productions. Director Mark Griffiths. Executive Producers Jody Brockway, Craig McNeil. Producer Jeffrey C. Sherman. Teleplay Jeffrey C. Sherman. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Christopher Brady. Editor John Gilbert. Production Designer Zina Torres.

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Cast Gregory Harrison (Oliver Caldwell), Heidi Noelle Lenhart (Jennifer Morgan), Katie Volding (Katie Caldwell), Jake Dinwiddie (Alex Caldwell), Kathleen Mealia (Ariana), Gerrit Graham (Rupert), Bradley White (Walter Hausen), Ciaran Tyrrell (Danny Taylor), Brian Tester (Brentfield Academy headmaster), Olga Merediz (Anita). 5519 Augusta, Gone (Lifetime, 3/13/2006, 120 minutes). A struggling divorced mother (Sharon Lawrence) seeks a way to save her teenage daughter from a life of drugs and self-destruction in this drama based on Martha Tod Dudman’s 2001 autobiography. Actor Tim Matheson directed and also plays Dudman’s not-too-involved ex. Production Companies Robert Greenwald Productions, Nightstar Productions. Director Tim Matheson. Executive Producers Laurie Goldstein, Robert Greenwald, Tim Matheson. Supervising Producer Philip K. Kleinbart. Producer Ted Bauman. Teleplay H. Haden Yelin. Based on the Autobiography by Martha Tod Dudman. Photography Tony Westman. Music Don Davis. Editor Robert A. Ferretti. Production Designer Andrew Deskin. Cast Sharon Lawrence (Martha Tod Dudman), Tim Matheson (Ben Dudman), Mika Boorem (Augusta Dudman), Tamara Hope (Rain), Currie Graham (John), Katie Stuart (Bridget), Andrea Wilburn (Daisy), Gabrielle Rose (Rose), Sage Testini (Jack Dudman), Patricia Dahlquist (Lillian), Rachel Heyward (Judy), Aaron Pearl (Tony), Giacomo Baessato (Bennett), Lorena Gale (Alix), Kevin McNulty (Mr. Wallace), Chilton Crane (Caroline), Althea McAdam (Mrs. Ross). 5520 Avenger (TNT, 4/9/2006, 120 minutes). Author Frederick Forsyth’s Cal Dexter, a “tunnel rat” whose duty during the Vietnam War was to locate and destroy the jungle hideouts of the enemy, and now a Washington lawyer, covertly has been hired by a tycoon to track down and deliver justice to the man who killed his son, an American aid worker in Bosnia. The quest takes Dexter around the globe, followed by a CIA agent dispatched to stop him before his mission of vengeance throws the world into chaos. Based on Forsyth’s 2003 novel. Production Companies Warner Bros. Television, Radiant Productions. Director Robert Markowitz. Executive Producers Wolfgang Petersen, Larry Spiegel, Judy Goldstein. Co-Executive Producer Rosemary Tarquinio. Producer Mitch Engel. Teleplay Alan Sharp. Based on the Novel by Frederick Forsyth. Photography Oliver Bokelberg. Music Stephen Graziano. Editor David Beatty. Production Designer Christiaan Wagener. Associate Producer Judith Craig Marlin. Cast Sam Elliott (Calvin Dexter), Timothy Hutton (Frank McBride), David T. Hayman (Zoran Zilic), William Hope (Stephen Edmonds), Jamie Bartlett (Van Remsburg), Lucy Russell (Curtis), James Cromwell (Paul Deveraux), Antonio David Lyons (Washington Lee), Andre Jacobs (Cong. Bill Fleming), Jacqui Chan (Natalia Huong), Russell Savadier (Colonel Barney). 5521 Avenging Angel (Hallmark, 7/7/2007, 120 minutes). Kevin Sorbo plays an enigmatic preacher who becomes a bounty hunter after a gang of ruthless outlaws murders a group of refugees seeking shelter in his church. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Randy Pope, Lincoln Lageson. Teleplay William Sims Myers. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Kevin Sorbo (Preacher), Cynthia Watros (Maggie), Wings Hauser (Colonel Cusack), Nick Chinlund (Bob Quinn), Richard Lee Jackson (Billy), Joey King (Amelia, Maggie’s daughter), Jim Haynie (Elijah), Lorin McCraley (Spencer), Tom O’Keefe (Fugitive), Tom Carey (Old man), Dennis Fitzgerald (Rider), Fred Cross (Jacob), Van Epperson (Mayor), Sam Jenkins (Sara), Willow Geer (Saloon girl), Todd Royal (Guard). 5522 Back to You and Me (Hallmark, 7/23/2005, 120 minutes). A beautiful, self-sufficient doctor decides to return home to her twentieth high school reunion, reacquainting herself with the childhood sweetheart she left behind and reuniting with her estranged mother, a widow living with her husband’s death and a troubling family secret. The film, initially called “Home Again,” marked star Lisa Hartman Black’s return to TV acting after a sevenyear hiatus. Country singer husband Clint Black wrote and sang several songs on the soundtrack. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Mat IV Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Steven Squillante. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Tom Amundsen.

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Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Kevin Kliesch. Song Performed by Clint Black. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Lisa Hartman Black (Dr. Syd Ludwick), Dale Midkiff (Gus Martin), Rue McClanahan (Helen), Barbara Niven (Connie), Larry Manetti (Nelson), Jennifer Echols (Brenda), Blake Woodruff (Jake), Don Harvey (Pastor Ed Jenkins), Katherine Leigey (Lisa), Joel McCrary (Ruben), Lisa Long (Pam), Romy Rosemont (Cheryl), Ken Land (Dr. Tom), Morrow Wilson (Stan), Cissy Wellman (Carol), Jill Jaress (Gretchen), Joshua Gordon (ER doctor). 5523 Backwoods (Spike TV, 6/8/2008, 120 minutes). Thriller centered on a group of young executives who set out for a company retreat in the remote woods, only to find themselves—in yet another variation of The Most Dangerous Game—hunted by the unknown, as well as a bunch of crazies, and fighting for their lives. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Marty Weiss. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producer Albert T. Dickerson III. Teleplay Anthony Jaswinski. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Paul D’Amour. Editor Thomas A. Krueger. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Ryan Merriman (Adam Benson), Haylie Duff (Lee Winters), Danny Nucci (Perry Walters), Mark Rolston (Deputy Ricks), Deborah Van Valkenburgh (Ruth), Troy Winbush (Chris Basso), Craig Zimmerman (John Dash), Mimi Michaels (Maggie), Jonathan Slavin (Paul), Jamison Yang (Mike Chen), Willow Geer (Gwen), John Hemphill (Ranger), Blake Lindsley (Agent Sommers), Jonathan Chase (Tom). 5524 Before You Say “I Do” (Hallmark, 2/14/2009, 120 minutes). A less-than-hotshot ad exec wants the girl in his life—a newspaper writer— to say Yes, but she was badly burned by her disastrous first marriage and is reluctant to commit. So, to prove timing is everything, the ad guy time-travels back exactly ten years (don’t ask) when the two were college sweethearts and endeavors to rewrite history—at least his and hers—and keep her from taking her original marriage step with the wrong man. This romantic comedy, initially titled “Then Again,” happened to premiere on Valentine’s Day. Production Companies MarVista Entertainment, Zev Braun Pictures. Director Paul Fox. Executive Producer Zev Braun. Co-Executive Producers Philip Krupp, Fernando Szew. Producer Mary Pantelidis. Teleplay Elena Krupp. Photography David Makin. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Ellen Fine. Production Designer Aidan Leroux. Cast David Sutcliffe (George Murray), Jennifer Westfeldt (Jane Gardner), Lauren Holly (Mary Brown), Brad Borbridge (Harvey Blinton), Jeff Roop (Doug), John Boylan (Mr. Johnson), Brandon Firla (Jack Harrington), Roger Dunn (Sam Gardner), London Angelis (Billy), Salvatore Antonio (Freddie), Martin Roach (Paramedic). 5525 Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Diff’rent Strokes (NBC, 9/4/2006, 120 minutes). Like the three previous entrees in its Behind the Camera franchise, NBC revisited its popular sitcom of the seventies and eighties, recreating the lives of the stars of the show and dramatizing what happened during and after the series, as their lives spiraled downward. A number of notables were impersonated here, from Wayne Newton and Johnny Carson to NBC’s execs Brandon Tartikoff, Fred Silverman, and Brandon Stoddard. Production Companies Once Upon a Time Films, Nomadic Pictures. Director Robert Iscove. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, Scott C. Anderson. Producers Damian Ganczewski, Chad Oakes. Line Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Gregory K. Pincus, Susan Rinehart. Photography David Frazee. Music Jeff Rona. Editor Richard Schwadel. Production Designer Phil Schmidt. Cast Bobb’e J. Thompson (Gary Coleman [age 10–12]), Robert Bailey Jr. (Gary Coleman [age 13–29]), Alon Williams (Gary Coleman [age 30–31]), Brennan Gademans (Todd Bridges [age 13–17]), Shedrack Anderson (Todd Bridges [age 17–37]), Jessica King (Dana Plato [age 13–16]), Brittney Irvin (Dana Plato [age 17–34]), Bruce A. Young (Willie Coleman), Lorena Gale (Sue Coleman), Verda Bridges (Betty Bridges), Teryl Rothery (Kay Plato), John Innes (Conrad Bain), Gary Coleman (Himself), Todd Bridges (Himself), Rainbow Francks (Dion Mial), Colin Cunningham (Vic Perillo), Jason Schombing (Jerrey Kline), Jerry Wasserman (Howard Leeds), Winston Rekert (Wayne Newton), Saul Rubinek (Fred Silverman), Peter Outerbridge (Al Burton), Adam Reid (Brandon Tartikoff), Julie D. Brown (Charlotte Rae), Matthew Bennett (Brandon Stoddard), Dallas Blake (James Bridges), Malcolm Stewart (Herbert Kenwith), Michael Boisvert (Beverly Hills cop), Ty Olsson (Texas police clerk), Donald James Malmberg (Johnny Carson), Brenda Crichlow (Journalist), Philip Granger, Terence Kelly, Nels Lennarson, Tom Pickett, Fred Henderson, Robert Thurston. 5526 Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Mork & Mindy (NBC, 4/4/2005, 120 minutes). Newcomer Canadian actor Chris Diamantopoulos does a dead-on Robin Williams, whose winsome alien visitor,

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Mork from Ork, provided a star-making vehicle on the 1978–1982 hit Mork and Mindy. Erinn Hayes costars as Pam Dawber, who was Mindy, and Daniel Roebuck (Jay Leno in The Late Shift) plays show creator and producer/ director Garry Marshall, mediating the tumultuous for years of creative infighting, personal problems, network interference, and Robin Williams’ struggle to cope with his overnight success. The film was based on author/fan Andy Dougan’s 1988 biography Robin Williams. Production Companies Once Upon a Time Films, HeadFirst Productions. Director Neill Fearnley. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, Matt Dorff, James Head. Producer Chad Oakes. Line Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay David Misch. Based on a Biography by Andy Dougan. Photography David Frazee. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer Phil Schmidt. Cast Chris Diamantopoulos (Robin Williams/Mork), Erinn Hayes (Pam Dawber/Mindy), Daniel Roebuck (Garry Marshall), Michelle Harrison (Valerie Velardi), David Richmond-Peck (Harvey Severson), Tyler Labine (John Belushi), Shaw Madson (Ron Howard), David Josefsberg (Henry Winkler), Robert Clarke (Conrad Janis), Maxine Miller (Elizabeth Kerr), Stacy Fair (Penny Marshall), Kirsten Robek (Cindy Williams), Ona Grauer (Raquel Welch), Johnathan Brownlee (Jay Thomas), Jeff Skinner (Jonathan Winters), David Nykl (John Byner), Chris Shields (Richard Pryor), Jerry Wasserman (Frank), Venus Terzo (Isabel Hernandez), Robert Thurston (Spencer the Censor), Sarah Edmonson (Gina Hecht), Meredith McGeachie (Lila Milford), Richard Kahan (Alan Davis), Adrian Hough (Bob Evans), Peter Hanlon (Glen Langley), Sam Vincent (Sherman Miller), April Telek, Dion Luther, Lisa Calder, Peter Bryant, Maureen Thomas, Pascale Hutton, Cameron MacDonald. 5527 Bernard and Doris (HBO, 2/9/2008, 115 minutes). HBO press material promoted this fact-based story of tobacco heiress Doris Duke and her devoted Irish butler, Bernard Lafferty, as a grownup fairy tale about an imagined relationship between two very real people who don’t fit into each other’s world. Susan Sarandon and Ralph Fiennes both were Emmy nominated in the leading roles, taken in an earlier TV movie by Lauren Bacall and Richard Chamberlain. Production Companies Trigger Street Independent, Chicagofilms. Director Bob Balaban. Executive Producers Bob Balaban, Jonathan Cavendish, Adam Kassen, Mark Kassen, Kevin Spacey, Dana Brunetti. Co-Executive Producer Mark Olsen. Teleplay Hugh Costello. Photography Mauricio Rubinstein. Music Alex Wurman. Editor Andrew Keir. Production Designer Franckie Diego. Cast Susan Sarandon (Doris Duke), Ralph Fiennes (Bernard Lafferty), James Rebhorn (Waldo Taft), Nick Rolfe (Ben Duffy), Haig Dick (Buck Duke), Peter Asher (Butler), Vincent Bagnall (Chauffeur), Monique Curnen (Paloma), Don Harvey (Security guard). 5528 Beyond Sherwood Forest (SyFy, 11/28/2009, 120 minutes). Reimagining of the Robin Hood tale with a sci-fi twist, as the evil Sheriff of Nottingham—here identified as Malcolm—unleashes a hideous winged monster, a tortured forest spirit, to capture Maid Marian, slay Robin’s merry band, and destroy the gentle towns and woods of England. It’s up to Robin and all of his derring-do to conquer the threat in this Canadian-made fantasy. Production Companies Front Street Pictures, Forest Road Productions Ltd. Director Peter DeLuise. Executive Producers Meyer Shwazstein, Amy Krell. Producer Harvey Kahn. Teleplay Chase Parker. Photography Adam Sliwinski. Music Darren Fung. Editor Nicole Ratcliffe. Production Designer Phil Schmidt. Cast Robin Dunne (Robin Hood), Erica Durance (Maid Marian), Katharine Isabelle (Alina), Julian Sands (Malcolm), Richard de Klerk (Will Scarlett), David Palfy (Sylvan), David Richmond-Peck (Prince John), Lauro Chartrand (Dim-witted guard), Robert Lawrenson (William/Robin’s father), Rowen Kahn (Young Robin), Anna Louise Sargeant (Young Marian), Frederique De Raucourt (Little Alina). 5529 Blackbeard (Hallmark, 6/17/2006, 180 minutes). Swashbuckler dealing with the famous scourge of the seven seas in the 18th century, Edward Teach AKA the roguish Blackbeard—out to find and lay claim to the fabled treasures of Captain Kidd and crossing swords with an assortment of colorful characters—including Richard Chamberlain, as the corrupt governor of New Providence in the West Indies. This three-hour tall tale reunited Chamberlain with Rachel Ward (from the long gone Thorn Birds), although they had no scenes together. Production Companies Silverstar Limited Productions, Larry Levinson Productions, Living Films, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Kevin Connor. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, H. Daniel Gross, Therese Ryan. Producer Russ Markowitz. Teleplay Bryce Zabel. Photography Alan Caso. Music Elia Cmiral. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Angus MacFadyen (Blackbeard [Edward Teach]), Mark Umbers (Lt. Robert Maynard), Jessica Chastain (Charlotte Osmond), Rachel Ward (Sally Dunbar), Stacy Keach (Capt. James Hornigold), Richard Chamberlain

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(Gov. Charles Eden), Nicholas Farrell (Tobias Knight), Nigel Terry (Calico Billy), Jasper Briton (William Howard), Robert Wilcox (Snake Leavitt), David Winters (Silas Bridges), Niko Nicotera (Moses Hobbs), Clement Von Franckenstein (Adm. Joseph Pennington), Bill Fellows (Dr. Peter Bruce), Alan Shearman (Enoch Sanborn), Anthony Green (Israel Hands), David Midwinter (Elias Ransom), Shaun Delaney (John Noble), Jake Curran (Joseph Prescott), Steven Elder (Jack Spector), Jim Moody (Two-Face Askin), Patrick Regis (Thatch), Andrew Smitt (Benjamin Dow), Stuart Lounton (Cordingly), Wendy Mae Brown (Lulu), Christopher Clyde-Green (Caesar), Jake Anthony (The Minister), Ken Forge (Phillips), Paul Brightwell (Capt. Ellis Brand), Marian Valtasa (Maddy), Matthew Hammond (Woodward). 5530 Bound by a Secret (Hallmark, 3/7/2009, 120 minutes). Two old friends who share a lifelong secret are forced to face the truth when one is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Both strong-willed women must come to terms with the choices they made and how those choices affect the ones they love. Based on author Ginnie Siena Bivona’s 2000 book Ida Mae Tutweiler and the Traveling Tea Party. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films, Faith & Family Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers H. Daniel Gross, Randy Pope, Tracey Washington. Producers Lincoln Lageson, Mary Church. Teleplay Darrell V. Orme Mann. Based on a Book by Ginnie Siena Bivona. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Kyle Newmaster. Editor Christine Kelley. Production Designer Eugene Wyrick. Cast Meredith Baxter (Ida Mae Tutweiler), Lesley Ann Warren (Jane Tetley), Bridget Ann White (Kate Tetley), Holt McCallany (Jimmy Tetley), Ellery Sprayberry (Lila), Timothy Bottoms (Will Hutchinson), Skoti Collins (Dad), Marcia Ann Burrs (Germaine), Michael Swan (Jamison Trunk), Jonathan Terry (Dr. McManus), Aaron Skinner (Skinner Andrews), Michelle Gardner (Art teacher). 5531 Bridal Fever (Hallmark, 2/2/2008, 120 minutes). A much-married romance novelist, played by Delta Burke, sets her hat on helping her pretty young editor (Andrea Roth) find “Mr. Right” in this romantic comedy. Production Company Whizbang Films. Director Ron Oliver. Executive Producers Orly Adelson, Frank Siracusa. Co-Executive Producer Jonathan Eskenas. Producer Ian McDougall. Teleplay Karen McClellan. Photography Gerald Packer. Music Jack Lenz. Editor George Roulston. Production Designer Ed Hanna. Cast Andrea Roth (Gwen Green), Delta Burke (Dahlia Marchand), Gabriel Hogan (Jake Tyler), Vincent Walsh (Mark Hamlin), Melinda Deines (Sandra Young), Richard Fitzpatrick (Burt), Nigel Bennett (Sam Panofsky), Brandon Firla (Paul Copeland), Caryn Green (Cheryl), Doug Murray (Rob), Tanya Henley (Tammy), Roger Barnes (Gerard), Wes Berger (Dan), Natasha Priest (Pam). 5532 Broken Trail (AMC, 6/25/2006 and 6/26/2006, 2 Parts, 95 minutes each). Western shown in two parts (the first original movie for AMC) features a saddle tramp and his estranged nephew, on a horse drive from Oregon to Wyoming, coming across five Chinese girls who are being forced into prostitution in a mining camp and vowing to rescue them from the bad guys. Initially this was called “Daughters of Joy.” Emmy winner for Best Miniseries and for Duvall for Best Actor and Church for Supporting Actor, plus 13 other nominations: Best Supporting Actress (Greta Scacchi), Best Director, Writer, Cinematography, and Music. Production Companies Once Upon a Time Films, Butchers Run Films, Nomadic Pictures. Director Walter Hill. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, Rob Carliner, Robert Duvall. Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev, Damian Ganczewski. Co-Producers Ron Parker, Alan Geoffrion. Teleplay Alan Geoffrion. Photography Lloyd Ahern II. Music David Mansfield, Van Dyke Parks. Editors Freeman Davies, Phil Norden. Production Designer Ken Rempel. Cast Robert Duvall (Print Ritter), Thomas Haden Church (Tom Harte), Greta Scacchi (Nola Johns), Scott Cooper (Henk Gilpin), Chris Mulkey (Ed “Big Ears” Bywaters), Philip Granger (Chuck Hyde), Rusty Schwimmer (Kate “Big Rump” Becker), Caroline Chan (Mai Ling), Jadyn Wong (Ghee Moon), Gwnedoline Yeo (Sun Foy), Olivia Cheng (Ye Fung), Valerie Tian (Ghing Wa), Donald Fong (Lung Hay), James Russo (Capt. Bill Fender), Peter Skagen (Dick Yateman), Todd Allen (Marshal Bill Miller), Duncan Fraser (Moncrieffe), Donnelly Rhodes (Stagecoach driver), Stephen E. Miller (Cariboo clerk), Tom Bews (Cook), Shaun Johnston (Small Pox Bob), Greg Lawson (Cariboo bartender), William Marquez (Valinten Ugalde), Morris Birdyellowhead (Fox-Hide Brave). 5533 The Bronx Is Burning (ESPN, 7/9/2007 to 8/28/2007, 8 Parts, 60 minutes each). Eight-part miniseries looks at New York and the Yankees in the summer of 1977, when the Bronx Bombers were racing for another World Series championship while the city was preoccupied with a contentious three-way race for mayor, a

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devastating blackout, and the search for the serial killer known as Son of Sam. This sports saga was based on the book Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning by Jonathan Mahler. And the producers couldn’t even acquire the use of Yankee Stadium, going to Bridgeport, Connecticut instead. Production Company Tollin/Robbins Productions. Director Jeremiah S. Chechik. Executive Producers Mike Tollin, Brian Robbins, Joe Davola. Producers James Solomon, Gordon Greisman. Co-Producer Bill Johnson. Teleplay James Solomon, Gordon Greisman. Based on the Book by Jonathan Mahler. Photography Doug Koch. Music Tree Adams. Editors Jerry Greenberg, Harvey Rosenstock. Production Designer Mario Ventenilla. Cast John Turturro (Billy Martin), Oliver Platt (George Steinbrenner), Daniel Sunjata (Reggie Jackson), Loren Dean (Fran Healy), Mather Zickel (Lou Piniella), Kevin Conway (Gabe Paul), Daryl Blonder (Ray Negron), Erik Jensen (Thurman Munson), Joe Grifasi (Yogi Berra), Charles S. Dutton (Bill White), Alex Cranmer (Graig Nettles), Leonard Robinson (Mickey Rivers), Evan Hart (Bucky Dent), Bill Forchion (Elston Howard), Christopher McDonald (Joe DiMaggio), Tom Wiggin (Whitey Ford), Alan Ruck (Reporter Steve Jacobson), Josh Pais (Reporter Phil Pepe), Dan Lauria (Capt. Joseph Borelli), Stephen Lang (Dep. Insp. Timothy Dowd), Casey Siemaszko (Detective Walker), Michael Rispoli (Jimmy Breslin), Dock Pollard (Willie Randolph), Lou Provenzano (Ron Guidry), Seth Gilliam (Paul Blair), Nestor Serrano (Detective Kavanaugh), Max Casella (Dick Howser), Bill Buell (Art Fowler), Tim Keinath (Mike Torres). 5534 Buffalo Dreams (Disney Channel, 3/11/2005, 95 minutes). Teenagers from two different cultures struggle to bridge a cultural gap and find common ground as mountain biking competitors in this Disney-made drama, which also involves a stranded baby buffalo. Production Companies Salty Pictures Inc., Cosgrove-Meurer Productions, Disney Channel. Director David S. Jackson. Executive Producers John Cosgrove, Terry Dunn Meurer. Co-Executive Producer Linda Berman. Producer Don Schain. Teleplay Marjorie Schwartz Nielsen. Photography Denis Maloney. Music Ramin Djawadi. Editor Louis F. Cioffi. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Cast Reiley McClendon (Josh Townsend), Simon R. Baker (Thomas Blackhorse), George Newbern (Dr. Nick Townsend), Jane Sibbett (Mrs. Blaine Townsend), Graham Greene (John Blackhorse), Tessa Vonn (Scout Blackhorse), Geraldine Keams (Abuela Rose Blackhorse), Chris Hunter (Kyle), Adrienne Bailon (Domino), Max Van Ville (Moon), Seth Packard (Wylie), Chris White (JG), Christopher Miller (Virgil), Eileen Quintana (Ancient woman), Anne Sward (Doctor), Roy J. Cohoe, Tatiana Galinda, Rebecca R. Larsen. 5535 Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (HBO, 5/27/2007, 135 minutes). Academy Award winner Anna Paquin starred as real-life Elaine Goodale, a schoolteacher who worked to improve life for the Indians on the reservation, along with Native American actor Adam Beach as Charles Eastman, Dartmouth-educated Sioux doctor (whom Goodale married), and finally Aidan Quinn as U.S. Senator Henry Dawes, one of the architects of the government policy on Indian affairs. August Schellenberg played Sitting Bull, Colm Feore was Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, and Fred Thompson (around the time he was running for president in real life) portrayed President U.S. Grant. The movie earned 17 Emmy nominations including Best Film, Director, Writer, Cinematography, Music, Supporting Actor (Schellenberg and Quinn), Supporting Actress (Paquin), Emmy for Outstanding Made for Television Movie, as well as for cinematography, editing, makeup. Production Companies Wolf Films, Traveler’s Rest Films. Director Yves Simoneau. Executive Producers Dick Wolf, Tom Thayer. Producer Clara George. Teleplay Daniel Giat. Based on the Novel by Dee Alexander Brown. Photography David Franco. Music George S. Clinton. Editor Michael Orenstein. Production Designer Ian Thomas. Cast Aidan Quinn (Henry Dawes), Adam Beach (Charles Eastman), August Schellenberg (Sitting Bull), Colm Feore (Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman), J. K. Simmons (McLaughlin), Wes Studi (Wovoka), Fred Dalton Thompson (Pres. Ulysses S. Grant), Anna Paquin (Elaine Goodale), Chevez Ezaneh (Ohiyesa/Young Charles), Nathan Chasing His Horse (One Bull), Eric Schweig (Gall), Edward Spears (Chasing Crane), Sean Wei Mah (Bull Head), Gordon Tootoosis (Red Cloud), Brian Stollery (Bishop Whipple), Michelle Thrush (Four Robes), Nakotah LaRance (Crow Foot), Lee Tergesen (Royer), Hrothgar Mathews (Reverend Woods), Tokala Clifford (Little Wolf), Holly Bird (Scarlet Whirlwind), Trey Smallboy (Blue Mountain), Shane Crowchild (Crazy Horse), Chris Diamantopoulos (Daniel Royer), Wayne Charles Baker (Jacob), Jimmy Herman (Yellow Bird), Laura Bachynski (Mrs. Goodale), Patrick St. Esprit (Major Walsh), Morris Birdyellowhead (American Horse), Marty Antonini (Colonel Forsyth), Scott McAdam (Photographer). 5536 Camp Rock (Disney Channel, 6/20/2008, 100 minutes). The Disney folks, having found huge success with High School Musical and sequels, go for the gold again with this tween-oriented musical teaming up the very

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cool (to the teens) Jonas Brothers with another winning new face, Demi Lovato, in a tune-splashed lark giving them a summer at the prestigious Camp Rock, which apparently grooms and launches pop stars. Production Companies Alan Sacks Productions, Sudden Motion Productions. Director Matthew Diamond. Executive Producer Alan Sacks. Producer Kevin Lafferty. Teleplay Regina Hicks, Karin Gist. Photography Dean Cundey. Music David Kitay. Editor Girish Bhargava. Production Designer Doug McCullough. Cast Demi Lovato (Mitchie Torres), Joe Jonas (Shane Gray), Kevin Jonas (Jason), Nick Jonas (Nate), Meaghan Jett Martin (Tess Tyler), Maria Canals Barrera (Connie Torres), Alyson Stoner (Caitlyn Geller), Jasmine Richards (Peggy), Anna Maria Perez de Tagle (Ella), Brenda Song (Girl near lake), Daniel Fathers (Brown Cessario), Julie D. Brown (Dee La Duke), Jordan Francis (Barron), Giovanni Spina (Andy), Aaryn Doyle (Lola Scott). 5537 Campus Confidential (ABC Family, 8/21/2005, 120 minutes). High school coed, moving to a new town with her writer mom, decides to start a sleazy tabloid with her new best friend and begins exposing the entertaining secrets of the school’s most popular kids who make her life miserable. Production Companies The Firm Television, GWave Productions, ABC Family Productions. Director Melanie Mayron. Executive Producers Julie Silverman Yorn, Paul Frank, Marc A. Gordon. Producer Lampton Enochs. Teleplay David Kukoff, Matt Roshkow. Photography Amelia Vincent. Music Danny Lux. Editor Henk Van Eeghen. Production Designer Kelly Curley. Cast Christy Carlson Romano (Violet Jacobs), Keri Lynn Pratt (Cornelia Nixon), Teddy Dunn (Brandon), Nicole Paggi (Melinda), Thomas Dekker (Brett), Brandon Baker (Mokthar), Katey Sagal (Naomi Jacobs), Andrew Seeley (Logan), Christina Murphy (Stacy), Brandi Coleman (Lacy), William Ragsdale (Principal Glavin), Marcus Lloyd (Mr. Hackett), Brandon Ambrose (Tyler), Rus Blackwell (Dr. Nixon), Jessica Lozano (Esmeralda). 5538 Candles on Bay Street (CBS, 11/26/2006, 120 minutes). A Hallmark Hall of Fame television drama about a single mom who returns to her hometown after a lengthy absence, seriously ill with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. She’s searching for someone to care for her young son after she is gone, posing a potential threat to the marriage of her old high school flame and his wife. The title refers to her making candles for a living because she says they symbolize light in the dark. Based on K. C. McKinnon’s 1999 novel. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director John Erman. Executive Producer Brent Shields. Producers Andrew Gottlieb, John Erman. Teleplay Jonathan Estrin, Michael Bortman. Based on the Novel by K. C. McKinnon. Photography Tony Imi. Music Marvin Hamlisch. Editor Henk Van Eeghen. Production Designer Veronica Hadfield. Cast Alicia Silverstone (Dee Dee Michaud), Annabeth Gish (Lydia Timmons), Eion Bailey (Sam Timmons), Polly Bergen (Rosemary), Matthew Knight (Trooper Michaud), James Rebhorn (John Frieden), Martha Irving (Val), Aislinn Paul (Amber), Jonathan Potts (Rick), Ted Atherton (Ross), Katie Griffin (Naomi), Marlane O’Brien (Mrs Gruber), Jayne Eastwood (Sarah), Wayne Robson (Brad), Brian Downey (Cee Jay), Richard Donat (Walter), Kevin Nugent (Workman). 5539 The Capture of the Green River Killer (LMN, 3/30/2008 and 3/31/2008, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Based on the true story of the 20-year search for the most prolific serial killer in United States history, this two-part movie follows the dogged determination of the persistent then–Washington State detective, now U.S. Representative Dave Reichert in his hunt for the murderer, bringing an end to the largest unsolved serial killer case in the country. Production Company Once Upon a Time Films. Director Norma Bailey. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, John Pielmeier. Producers Juliette Hagopian, Damian Ganczewski. Teleplay John Pielmeier. Photography Mathias Herndl. Music Christopher Ward. Editor Ron Wisman. Production Designer Gord Wilding. Cast Tom Cavanagh (Det. David Reichert), Sharon Lawrence (Fionna Remus), Amy Davidson (Helen “Hel” Ramus), John Pielmeier (Gary Ridgeway), Ingrid Rogers (Det. Fae Brooks), Jessica Harmon (Natalie “Nat” Webley), Michelle Harrison (Julie Reichert), Currie Graham (Detective Norwell), Zak Santiago (Seth Imperia), James Russo (Jed Dallas), John Fasano (Joe Jakes), James Marsters (Ted Bundy), Maya Ritter (Teen Angela Reichert), Brendan Fletcher (Bobby), Christina Lindley (Lynn Mosey), Sarah Constible (Mary Meehan), Brittany Scobie (Eleanor), Aaron Hughes (Ellie’s boyfriend), Bret Anthony (Bram Seton), Suzanne Kelly (Opal Mills), Kelly Wolfman (Gladys), Trisha Benjamin (Marsue Haller), Jenna Ullenbloom (Wendy Coffield), Paige Bannister (Colleen Brookman), Chris Sigurdson (The Grunt), Kristen Sawatsky (Ellie Slater).

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5540 Carny (Sci-Fi, 4/25/2009, 120 minutes). When a bloodthirsty creature known as the Jersey Devil escapes from a traveling carnival and begins to inflict terrible revenge on the citizens of a small town, it’s up to the sheriff to track and kill the vengeful beast. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Sheldon Wilson. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr., Michael Prupas. Supervising Producer Sandrine Gros d’Aillon. Producers Irene Litinsky, Nancy Boucher. Teleplay Douglas G. Davis. Photography Danny Nowak. Music Ned Douhalassa. Editor Simon Webb. Production Designer Zoe Sakellaropoulo. Cast Lou Diamond Phillips (Sheriff Sam Atlas), Alan C. Peterson (Edward “Cap” Caprini), Dominic Cuzzocrea (Quinn), Vlasta Vrana (Owen/minister), Simone Elise Girard (Samara), Matt Murray (Taylor), Joe Cobden (Deputy sheriff), Felicia Shulman (Townsperson). 5541 Category 7: The End of the World (CBS, 11/6/2005 and 11/13/2005, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). In this two-part, four-hour follow-up to the previous year’s Category 6: Day of Destruction, about a disastrous superstorm engulfing parts of the U.S., an entirely new “team” (with the exception of returning Randy Quaid as storm chaser Tornado Tommy) has to face the possible destruction of New York, Paris—even Mount Rushmore and Rochester, NY. Gina Gershon here is the newly appointed head of FEMA and it’s her turn to save the world. Most critics look askance at this movie in the wake of FEMA’s questionable efforts following Hurricane Katrina two months earlier—but the special effects ruled the day (or night). Production Company von Zerneck-Sertner Films. Director Dick Lowry. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner. Co-Executive Producer Randy Sutter. Producers Peter Sadowski, Lesley Oswald. Teleplay Christian Ford, Roger Soffer. Photography Neil Roach. Music Joseph Stanley Williams. Editors Tod Feuerman, Scott J. Kelly. Production Designer Sheila Haley. Cast Randy Quaid (Tornado Tommy), Gina Gershon (Judith Carr), Cameron Daddo (Ross Duffy), Shannen Doherty (Faith Carvell), James Brolin (Donny Hall), Robert Wagner (Ryan Carr), Adam Rodriguez (Ritter), Sebastian Spence (Gavin), Nicholas Lea (Monty), John Kapelos (Jim Roberts), Lindy Booth (Brigid), Swoosie Kurtz (Penny Hall), Tom Skerritt (Col. Mike Davis), Kenneth Welsh (Alan Horst), Suki Kaiser (Gayle), David Alpay (Billy Chamber), James Kirk (Stuart Carr), Andrea Lui (Melody), Noam Jenkins (Evan Bailey), Rachel Skarsten (Lyra Duffy), Michael Grajewski (Dan), Jim Codrington (Captain Tergesson), Janaya Stephens (Mary Beth Davis), Peter Mooney (Peter Richburg), David Brown (Reston), Gord Tanner, David Price, Lisa Best, Jodi Terhoch, Terri Cherniak, Randy Apostle, Blake Taylor, Bradley Sawatzky, Jennifer Pudavick, Will Woytowich, Miriam Smith, Mariam Bernstein, John Bluethner, Darren Wall, Sarah Constible. 5542 Charlie & Me (Hallmark, 1/5/2008, 120 minutes). Poignant tearjerker about a heart-attack victim (lovable Tom Bosley) who moves in with his workaholic son, a widower, and manages to bond with his precocious 12-year-old granddaughter. Production Companies QVF Inc. Productions, Cypress Point Productions. Director David Weaver. Executive Producers Gerald W. Abrams, Tom Wertheimer. Producer Susan Murdoch. Teleplay Karen Struck. Photography Francois Dagenais. Music Ron Ramin. Editor Ralph Brunjes. Art Director Lucinda Zak. Cast Tom Bosley (Charlie Baker), Jordy Benattar (Casey Baker), James Gallanders (Jeffrey Baker), Barclay Hope (Dr. Robert Graham), Cara Pifko (Dr. Fran Gifford), Tyler Stentiford (James), Diego Fuentes (Paramedic #1), Rosalba Martinni (Gloria), Rosemary Radcliffe (Teacher), Meg Walter (Kate), Christine Brubaker (Clerk), Quancetia Hamilton (Sumia), Hannah Fleming (Jenna). 5543 Chasing a Dream (Hallmark, 4/25/2009, 120 minutes). A teenage football star, devastated when his lifelong pal, a determined runner, is killed by a car on a lonely road, chooses to switch sports in his friend’s memory. Despite his dad, who happens to be his demanding football coach, trying to keep him from losing a college scholarship, he throws himself into the race of his life, determined to blaze to a rare sub-four-minute mile for his pal. This emotional story of friendship, family, and finding hope in a special promise, originally was titled “Miles from Nowhere.” Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films. Director David Burton Morris. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Kevin Bocarde, Mike Moran. Producer Brian Gordon. CoProducer Susan McGuire. Teleplay Bryce Zabel, Jackie Zabel. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Stephen Graziano. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs.

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Cast Treat Williams (Gary Stiles), Joanna Going (Diane Stiles), Andrew Lawrence (Cam Stiles), Kevin Kilner (Coach Leo Genovese), John Beasley (Peter Boscow), Rachel Style (Allie Maltese), Jake McLaughlin (John Van Horn), Delpano Wills (Seneca Keflezi), Kathe Mazur (Jerri Van Horn), John Kapelos (Frank McGuire), Kevin Elms (Tim Schrunk), Joel Polis (Dr. Aldicott), Braeden Lemasters (Young Cam Stiles), Christa B. Allen (Nikol Schrunk), Shashawnee Hall (Andrew Noble), Jarrod Bailey (Young Brandon Van Horn), Benjamin F. Jones (Meyer), Braeden Lemasters (Cam at 12), Devin Brochu (John at 12), Ryan Krueger (Chris McGuire). 5544 Chasing Christmas (ABC Family, 12/4/2005, 120 minutes). Billed as a “deconstructionist version of the Dickens A Christmas Carol,” this contemporary tale has a single dad (played by Tom Arnold), whose wife left him for her dentist on Christmas Eve and his teenage daughter is a pain in the butt, and now he is boycotting the holiday, though visited by his old business partner and three ghosts to change his perspective. But several of the ghosts end up quarreling—and the holiday might still be on ice. Originally this was entitled “The Spiritual Guilt Trip.” Production Companies InSight Film Studios, Maverick Productions, Regent Entertainment. Director Ron Oliver. Executive Producers Stephen P. Jarchow, Michael Rosenberg. Producers James Shavick, Kirk Shaw. Teleplay Todd Berger. Photography C. Kim Miles. Music John Sereda, Mike Thomas. Editor Ness Broom. Production Designer Andrew Deskin. Creative Consultant Jeffrey Schenck. Cast Tom Arnold (Jack Cameron), Andrea Roth (Present), Sarah Jane Richmond (Alison Cameron), Brittney Wilson (Suzanne Cameron), Robert Clarke (Trevor James), Jason Schombing (Matthew Preston), Jed Reese (Future), Leslie Jordan (Past), Benjamin Ayres (Mike), Aleks Paunovic (Vincent), Keith Dallas (Joe Statler/bartender), Juan Carlos Velis (Bellhop), Chris Robson (Concierge), Ingrid Tesch (Jack’s mom), Zak Ludwig (Little Jack). 5545 The Cheetah Girls 2 (Disney Channel, 8/25/2006, 110 minutes). The escape in this sequel to the previous season’s Disney hit had Raven-Symone as Galleria entering the group in a music festival in Barcelona, and she and the spirited girls in their animal-print outfits, going on a musical adventure Disney-style, and finding some teenage boys willing to enjoy their company. Kenny Ortega returned as director and choreographer. Production Companies Martin Chase Productions, BrownHouse Productions, Disney Channel. Director Kenny Ortega. Executive Producer Debra Martin Chase. Co-Executive Producers Raven-Symone, Whitney Houston. Producer Jose Luis Escolar. Co-Producers Deborah Gregory, Felicia D. Henderson, Cheryl Hill. Teleplay Bethesda Brown, Alison Taylor. Based on a Book by Deborah Gregory. Photography Daniel Aranyo. Music David Lawrence. Editor Charles Ireland. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Cast Raven-Symone (Galleria Garibaldi), Adrienne Bailon (Chanel), Sabrina Bryan (Dorinda Thomas), Kiely Williams (Aqua), Belinda Peregrin (Marisol), Lori Alter (Juanita/Chanel’s mom), Abel Folk (Luc), Golan Yosef (Joaquin), Lynn Whitfield (Dorothea Garibaldi), Peter V. Newey (Angel), Kim Manning (Lola), Rosana Pator (Aramet), Richard Felix (Randolph). 5546 The Cheetah Girls One World (Disney Channel, 8/22/2008, 90 minutes). On the third Cheetah Girls adventure, the three of them (fourth, Raven-Symone, is not here) pursue their dream to become recording artists and embark on another venture—to star in a Bollywood movie. They find though, after arriving in India, that the movie’s producer wants only one of them for his film. Production Companies Martin Chase Productions, Khussro Films. Director Paul Hoen. Executive Producer Debra Martin Chase. Producer Mitch Engel. Co-Producers Cheryl Hill, Deborah Gregory, Dan Berendsen. Teleplay Dan Berendsen, Nisha Ganatra, Jennifer Small. Based on a Story by Dan Berendsen. Based on a Book by Deborah Gregory. Photography Donald Duncan. Music David Lawrence. Editor Girish Bhargava. Production Designer Amy Danger. Cast Adrienne Bailon (Chanel), Sabrina Bryan (Dorinda), Kiely Williams (Aquanetta), Roshan Seth (Vince Kamal Bhatia), Michael Steger (Vikram “Vik” Bhatia), Deepti Daryanani (Gita), Rupak Ginn (Rahim Khan), Kunal Sharma (Amar), Vinod Naspal (The Swami), Lili Anne Alter (Juanita), Gavin Hetherington (Chapal). 5547 Children of the Corn (SyFy, 9/26/2009, 120 minutes). New version of the Stephen King short story about a couple trying to save their troubled marriage and finding themselves marooned in a remote Iowa town where they confront fanatically religious children who kill everyone over the age of eighteen. It initially had been filmed in 1984 and spawned a half dozen sequels. Production Companies Anchor Bay Entertainment, Fox Television. Director Donald P. Borchers. Producer Donald P. Borchers. Teleplay Donald P. Borchers, Stephen King. Based on the Short Story by Stephen King. Photography Jamie Thompson. Music Jonathan Elias. Editor Danny Saphire. Production Designer G. Andrew Hussey.

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Cast David Anders (Burton Stanton), Kandyse McClure (Vicki Stanton), Daniel Newman (Malachai), Preston Bailey (Isaac), Ryan Bertroche (Amos), Alexa Nikolas (Ruth), Paul Butler (Nahum), Austin Coobs (Mark), Creighton Fox (Peter), Shawn Kelly (David), Jake White (Oldest boy), Robert Gerdisch (Preacher boy). 5548 The Christmas Blessing (CBS, 12/18/2005, 120 minutes). In this sequel to the 2002 TV movie The Christmas Shoes, the boy from the original has grown up to be Neil Patrick Harris, and meets a young teacher and one of her students who both, with the help of a Christmas miracle, change his life. Rob Lowe returns in a cameo from the original. Adapted from Donna Van Liere’s 2003 book. Production Companies Craig Anderson Productions, Beth Grossbard Productions. Director Karen Arthur. Executive Producers Craig Anderson, Beth Grossbard. Teleplay Wesley Bishop. Based on a Book by Donna Van Liere. Photography Thomas Neuwirth. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer Myron Hyrak. Cast Neil Patrick Harris (Nathan Andrews), Rebecca Gayheart (Megan Sullivan), Angus T. Jones (Charlie Bennett), Rob Lowe (Robert Layton), Hugh Thompson (Jack Andrews), Shaun Johnston (Tucker Bennett), Robert Clinton (Dr. Goetz), Wanda Cannon (Lydia Jones), Patricia Casey (Doris Wilson), Jesse Lipscombe (William Bradley), Jay D. Sodergren (Buddy), Margherita Donato (Rita), Carey Feehan (Sean Addison), Rick Ash (Bartender), Kate Ryan (Aide), Olivia Cheng (Anesthesiologist). 5549 Christmas Caper (ABC Family, 11/25/2007, 120 minutes). After a heist goes bad, a young jewel thief returns to her hometown to hide out and ends up babysitting her 8-year-old niece and 13-year-old nephew, while her sister is out of town. Seeing the Christmas bustle all around her gives her an idea for her next heist—in her own backyard—but she catches the eye of the handsome local sheriff. Production Companies Shavick Entertainment, Regent Entertainment. Director David Winkler. Executive Producers Stephen P. Jarchow, Karen S. Spiegel, Jeffrey Schenck, Paul Colichman. Producer James Shavick. Teleplay April Blair. Photography Anthony Metchie. Music Christopher Brady. Editor Richard Benwick. Production Designer Paul McCulloch. Cast Shannen Doherty (Cate Dove), Ty Olsson (Sheriff Hank Harrison), Conrad Coates (Clive Henry), Stefanie Von Pfetten (Holly Barnes), Sonya Salomaa (Savanah Dove Cooper), David Lewis (Brian Cooper), Michael Northey (Duffy Abramowitz), Natasha Calis (Annie Cooper), Josh Hayden (Parker Cooper), Reg Tupper (Principal Grimes), Donna White (Mrs. Bradley), Jace-Anthony Griffith (Deputy Gary), Tyrone L’Hirondelle (Jolly tourist), Jano Frandsen (Hamish), Dax Belanger (Guard), Dee Jay Jackson (Cabbie), Christina Jastrzembska (Beautiful woman), Deni DeLory (Shopper), Lossen Chambers (Gossipy neighbor). 5550 The Christmas Card (Hallmark, 12/2/2006, 120 minutes). In this faith-based tale, a soldier fighting in Afghanistan is touched by a lovely card sent by a young lady from the small, picturesque town of Nevada City, California. With the passing months, the card never leaves his side, giving him the strength to survive and setting him on a mission to find her. Edward Asner, as her crusty dad, earned another in his numerous Emmy nominations for Best Supporting Actor. Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Alpine Medien Productions, Larry Levinson Productions. Director Steven Wesley Bridgewater. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Jack E. Freedman, Patricia Herskovic, Nick Lombardo, Amy Goldberg, Mike Moran. Producers Randy Pope, Lincoln Lageson. Teleplay Joany Kane. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast John Newton (Capt. Cody Cullen), Alice Evans (Faith Spellman), Edward Asner (Luke Spellman), Lois Nettleton (Rosie), Ben Weber (Paul), Peter Jason (Uncle Richard), Charlie Holliday (Reverend Ives), Andrew Sandford (Sammy), Kate Hamon (Selma), Glorinda Marie (Molly), Brian Robinson (Edo), Nick Ballard (Private Jonesy), Chad Collins (Lewis), Rachel Songer (Rachel), Nick Hodaly (Red Cross doctor). 5551 The Christmas Choir (Hallmark, 12/6/2008, 120 minutes). A workaholic who has thoughtlessly shut everyone out of his life finds it changing when he meets a street person who helps him rediscover the healing power of music through a choir set up at a homeless shelter. Production Companies Towers Pictures, Muse Entertainment. Director Peter Svatek. Executive Producers Joel S. Rice, Lisa Towers, Irene Litinsky, Noel Hedges. Producer Michael Prupas. Teleplay Donald Martin. Photography Eric Cayla. Music James Gelfand. Editor Stephanie Gregoire. Production Designer Jean Kazemirchuk. Cast Jason Gedrick (Peter Brockman), Rhea Perlman (Sister Agatha), Tyrone Benskin (Big Bob), Marianne Farley (Marilyn Stone), Michael Sarrazin (Henry), Luis Oliva (Jayson), Roc LaFortune (Hector), John Dunn-Hill (Fred), Cindy Sampson (Jill Crosby), Claudia Ferri (Rita).

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5552 The Christmas Clause (ION, 12/18/2008, 120 minutes). Family holiday film that delves into the world of a crackerjack lawyer with three kids and a husband that take up all her time. Her family and work stress comes to a chaotic halt days before Christmas at the shopping mall when she sees Santa and wishes for a different life—but she finds that freedom has its price as she realizes the sweet life is not so sweet and must race against time to find the true meaning of family and love before Christmas Day. Also called “The Mrs. Clause.” Production Companies ARO Entertainment, Cinamour Entertainment. Director George Erschbamer. Executive Producers George Erschbamer, Jeffrey Schenck, Robyn Meisinger, Lindsay MacAdam, Breanne Hartley, Daniel Toll, Sherri Elwood. Producer Kirk Shaw. Teleplay Sherri Elwood. Photography Cliff Hokanson. Music Stu Goldberg. Editor Susan Fraser. Production Designer James Purvis. Cast Lea Thompson (Sophie Kelly), Rick Ravenello (Jake), Andrew Airlie (Mr. Kelly), Rachel Hayward (Marcia), Christina Jastrzembska (Margaret), Richard Ian Cox (Morris), Doug Abrahams (Santa), Megan Charpentier (Annie Kelly), Fiona Martinelli (Silvia), Jill Morrison (Claire), Laura Mennell (Jill), Andrew Francis (Unconvincing elf). 5553 Christmas Do-Over (ABC Family, 12/16/2006, 120 minutes). After Christmas Day keeps repeating itself—like it did for Bill Murray years earlier in Groundhog Day—a not-so-successful jingle writer discovers he has some serious changes to make in his life before he can move past this Christmas. Original title: “Christmas Every Day.” Production Company Regent Entertainment. Director Catherine Cryan. Executive Producer Paul Colichman. Co-Executive Producer Robyn Meisinger. Producers Stephen P. Jarchow, Jeffrey Schenck. Teleplay Jennifer Heath, Michele J. Wolff. Photography Ken Blakey. Music Andrew Gross. Editor John Gilbert. Production Designer Carmen Gallo. Cast Jay Mohr (Kevin Weaver), Daphne Zuniga (Jill), David Millbern (Todd), Tim Thomerson (Arthur Conlon), Adrienne Barbeau (Trudy Conlon), Ruta Lee (Grandma Conlon), Logan Grove (Ben), Jim Jansen (Mayor), Michael J. Gaeta (Santa), Jacob Chambers (Jesus Henderson), Sonia McDancer (Mary Henderson), Steve Hart (Joseph Henderson), Christopher M. Brown (Little boy), Blaine Ross (Little boy’s dad), Jack Axelrod (Elderly neighbor). 5554 The Christmas Hope (Lifetime, 12/12/2009, 120 minutes). A social worker hopes to mend her troubled marriage with her airline pilot husband, having lost a teenage son, by bringing home a foster child who has no place to go on Christmas and giving the young girl a special holiday. Based on the third (2005) book in author Donna Van Liere’s Yuletide trilogy. Production Companies Craig Anderson Productions, Beth Grossbard Productions. Director Norma Bailey. Executive Producers Craig Anderson, Beth Grossbard. Producers Ellen Rutter, Kim Todd, Karen Mayeda-Vranek. Teleplay Wesley Bishop. Based on a Novel by Donna Van Liere. Photography Mathias Herndl. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Robert Lower. Production Designer Craig Sandells. Cast Madeline Stowe (Patricia Addison), James Remar (Mark Addison), Ian Ziering (Nathan Andrews), Jayne Eastwood (Charlotte), Tori Barban (Emily Adams), Devon Weigel (Traci Adams), Aaron Hughes (Larry Adams), Alicia Johnston (Mona), Phillip Jarrett (Roy), Rebecca Gibson (Megan Andrews), Garth Merkeley (Sean Addison), Daniel Boiteau (Justin), Sean O’Brian (Joe). 5555 Christmas in Canaan (Hallmark, 12/12/2009, 120 minutes). Country music star Billy Ray Cyrus plays a widower striving to raise three kids in East Texas during the sixties’ Civil Rights Movement and finds he must bridge the racial divide between his 10-year-old son and a black school classmate—and then, there’s a wounded puppy brought into the picture, and it’s the holiday season. Based on the 2002 young-adult book by a country star of a previous generation, Kenny Rogers, along with Donald Davenport. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, The Hatchery LLC. Director Neill Fearnley. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Margaret Loesch, Dan Angel. Producer Randolph Cheveldave. Teleplay Donald Davenport. Based on a Book by Donald Davenport, Kenny Rogers. Photography Michael Balfry. Music John Sereda, Paul Michael Thomas. Song Written and Performed by Billy Ray Cyrus. Editor Jana Fritsch. Production Designer James Hazell. Cast Billy Ray Cyrus (Daniel Burton), Matt Ward (Rodney), Jaishon Fisher (Young Rodney), Jacob Blair (D.J. Burton), Tom Heaton (Wylie), Zak Ludwig (Young D.J.), Julian Christopher (Shoup), Candus Churchill (Miss Eunice), Tom McBeath (Earl), Brendan Meyer (Older Bobby), Emily Tennant (Sarah), Darien Provost (Young Bobby), Jessica McLeod (Young Sarah), Lossen Chambers (Celie), Nico McEown (Jimmy Ray), Paul Herbert (Clancey), Stephanie Samuels (Angela), Ben Cotton (Buddy), Rukiya Bernard (Charlane), Stacee Copeland (Nurse).

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5556 A Christmas Wedding (Lifetime, 12/11/2006, 120 minutes). Plans for a glamorous Yuletide wedding ceremony unravel when the groom’s arrogant boss sends him on a last-minute business trip and the frantic bride ends up in a wild cross-country odyssey and a blinding snowstorm as the hours count down to her Christmas Day nuptials. Production Company Robert Greenwald Productions. Director Michael Zinberg. Executive Producers James Head, Jorg Westerkamp, Matt Dorff. Producers Thomas Becker, Michael Hagemeyer, Michael Mahoney. Supervising Producer Philip K. Kleinbart. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music David Schwartz. Editor Steven Lang. Production Designer David Barkham. Cast Sarah Paulson (Emily Lausten), Eric Mabius (Ben Stewart), Mimi Kuzyk (Katherine Lausten), Art Hindle (Jack Lausten), Reagan Pasternak (Jill Lausten), Louise Pitre (Beth Stewart), Richard Blackburn (Robert Stewart), Dean Cain (Tucker Wright), George Buza (Big Daddy), Owen Pattison (Buck Jr.), Dwayne Hill (Buck Sr.), Bill McFadden (Mr. Unger), Astrid Van Mueren (Dolly), Sherry Smith (Sally), Janessa Hunt (Kristen), Gordon Stobbe (Fiddler Fred), Joan Gregson (Laraine), Lee J. Campbell (Crooper), Jeremy Akerman (Oxbow), Robert Bockstael (Pastor Williams), Denis Akiyama (Asia Pacific president), Nancy Regan (Hotel manager), Kristen Bell (Gina), John Beale (Doctor), Gary Levert (Sleigh driver), Cory Bowles (Rental car guy). 5557 The Circuit ( ABC Family, 6/8/2008, 120 minutes). Estranged daughter and father (she’s a rising star on the stock car circuit; he’s a fading one) stubbornly compete on the track where she’s already being touted as the next best thing on the male-oriented racetrack. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, RHI Entertainment. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, William S. Gilmore, Charles Lenhoff. Co-Executive Producer Peter Werner. Producer Randy Sutter. Co-Producer Laurence Ducceschi. Teleplay Quinton Peeples, William Hanley. Photography Neil Roach. Music Danny Lux. Editor David Beatty. Production Designer Yvonne J. Hurst. Cast Michelle Trachtenberg (Kylie Shines), Bill Campbell (Al Shines), Drew Fuller (Kid Walker), Tommy Lioutas (Jake Miley), Maurice Dean Wint (Andy “Crash” Davis), Paul Rae (Robin Cates), Loretta Yu (Deanne), Jeremy Akerman (Charlie), Dan Willmott (Wagner/announcer), Jason Thornton (Brandon Shines), Mark Owen (Evans/mechanic), Jeff Pustil (Barney Franklin), Anne Marie Cassidy (Susan Shines), Hollis McLaren (Ms. Simon). 5558 Citizen Jane (Hallmark, 9/12/2009, 120 minutes). Jane Alexander (not to be confused with the actress) spent 13 years tracking down and putting away the man who murdered her aunt. Then she went on to assist in the solving of 20 more cold case murders. Based on James Dallesandro’s 1999 true-crime book, written with David Mehnert. Production Companies Grosso-Jacobson Productions, Cibola Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Sonny Grosso, Larry Jacobson, Eric Mitchell, Jason Piette. Producers Mark Myden, Kyle A. Clark, Nicholas A. Corso, Linda Wong, Marta M. Mobley. Teleplay James Dalessandro. Based on a Book by James Dalessandro. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Rob Mounsey. Editor David B. Thompson. Production Designer Nelson Anderson. Cast Ally Sheedy (Jane Alexander), Sean Patrick Flannery (Tom O’Donnell), Meat Loaf (Det. Jack Morris), Nia Peeples (Evelyn), Robert Curtis Brown (Atty. Vaughn), Jon Polito (Detective Romer), Anne DeSalvo (Joyce Vedalad), Patricia McCormack (Gertrude McCabe), Chuck McCann (Judge Thomas), Andrew Patrick Ralston (DA Adam McArthur), Eileen Grubba (Margaret Wilson), Jimmy Bridges (Officer Daniels), Rico Simonini (Joel Markham), Michael P. Nash (Henry Carmichael), Frank Pesce (Virgil Jackman), Chris Muto (Chris Thompson), Denise Grayson (Greta Jorgan), Al Cerullo (Newscaster). 5559 Claire (Hallmark, 8/11/2007, 120 minutes). A widowed mother (Valerie Bertinelli) with ESP is forced to use her psychic powers to protect family and friends from a mysterious killer terrorizing the community. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Steven Wesley Bridgewater. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Brian Gordon, Erik Olson. Teleplay J.C. Belmont. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Valerie Bertinelli (Claire Bannion), Sasha Pieterse (Maggie Bannion), Ray Baker (Sheriff Birch), Peter Jason (Harry Bannion), Emma Prescott (Helen Bannion), Micole Mercurio (Bunny Holden), Fredric Lane (Ben Goodrow), Todd Allen (Jack Bannion), Kirk B. R. Woller (Marty Kendall), Andrew Seeley (Bobby), Mary Mara (Donna), Gwendolyn McGee (Deputy Ryan), Luke Morris (Danny), Scott Norris (Moving man).

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5560 Coco Chanel (Lifetime, 9/13/2008, 180 minutes). Shirley MacLaine was Emmy nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Movie or Miniseries for her portrayal of the older Coco Chanel (in the mid-1950s) with the couturier making a comeback after 15 years out of the spotlight. The biopic, however, has Barbora Bobulova sewing up far more screen time as the younger pre–World War I Coco. Variety’s critic said, amusingly, “Coco Chanel has far less to do with haute couture than high melodrama, recounting a life story so insanely frothy and pulpy that these who don’t cry will be laughing their eyelashes off.” Earlier, Coco had been played in a stage musical with Katharine Hepburn, and about a year after this version of Coco’s life, there was a theatrical feature starring Audrey Tautou. Production Companies LUX Vide SpA, RAI, Pampa Productions, Alchemy Television Group. Director Christian Duguay. Executive Producers Carrie Stein, Matilde Bernabei, Simon Vaughan, Danielle Passani. Producers Luca Bernabel, Nicolas Traube, Christian Duguay. Teleplay Enrico Medioli, Lea Taturi, Cara Casalini, James Carrington. Photography Fabrizio Lucci. Music Andrea Guerra. Editor Alessandro Lucidi. Production Designers Francesco Bronzi, Chantal Giuliani. Cast Barbora Bobulova (Coco Chanel), Olivier Sitruk (Boy Capel), Valentina Lodovini (Adrienne), Sagamore Stevenin (Etienne Balsan), Shirley MacLaine (Coco Chanel [1954]), Malcolm McDowell (Marc Bouchier), Maggie Steed (Adrienne [1954]), Marine Delterme (Emilenne D’Alencon), Mary Jo Finerty (Odette), Cosimo Fusco (Albert), Daniele Savoca (De Nexon), Anny Duperey (Madame Desboutins), Brigitte Boucher (Madame de Rochefort), Valentina Carnelutti (Sister Theresa), Robert Dawson (Lord Fry). 5561 Code Breakers (ESPN, 12/10/2005, 120 minutes). Docudrama about the 1951 West Point cheating scandal surrounding the Army football team coached by Earl “Red” Blaik (Scott Glenn). His own son was on the team that violated the storied “Cadet Honor Code” (hence the film’s title, for those who expected a spy thriller). More than 90 cadets were disciplined or expelled as a result of the Korean War–era affair. Aside from Glenn, watch for Richard Zeppieri as a young Vince Lombardi, then one of Blaik’s assistant coaches, before later becoming legendary in his own right. Production Companies Orly Adelson Productions, Whizbang Films. Director Rod Holcomb. Executive Producer Orly Adelson. Co-Executive Producer Jonathan Eskenas. Producer Frank Siracusa. Teleplay G. Ross Parker. Based on a Book by Bill McWilliams. Photography Thomas Del Ruth. Music Anthony Marinelli. Editor Michael Brown. Production Designer James E. Newport. Cast Scott Glenn (Col. Earl “Red” Blaik), Jeff Roop (George Holbrook), Zachery Ty Bryan (Brian Nolan), Corey Sevier (Bob Blaik), Jake Busey (Straub), Theo Rossi (DeSantis), Richard Zeppieri (Asst. Coach Vince Lombardi), Jude Ciccolella (Commandant Harkins), Daniel Petronijevic (Corley), Adam Grimes (Culpepper), Robin Dunne (Trager), Shane Daly (Doug Kenna), Jonathan Walker (Bellingham), Tim Post (Sergeant), John Berryman (Superintendant Irving), Jennifer Dale (Mrs. Nolan), C. David Johnson (Mr. Nolan), James Dowling (Colonel Collins), Sarah Cohen (Julie Nolan), Patrick Collins (Inspector James), Jeremy Akerman (Gen. Douglas MacArthur). 5562 The Colt (Hallmark, 7/9/2005, 120 minutes). Gentle Civil War tale about a desperate troop of Union cavalrymen, surrounded by Confederate troops in a Virginia forest, who find in a newborn colt on the battlefield a symbol of hope, self-discovery, and newfound brotherhood, Adapted from the 1926 short story by Russian Nobel Prize–winning Mikhail Sholokov, the film months earlier was shown on British TV and then at the Palm Beach Film Festival. Production Companies Hallmark Entertainment, Colt Productions Inc. Director Yelena Lanskaya. Executive Producer Robert Halmi. Producer Matthew O’Connor. Teleplay Stephen Harrigan. Based on the Short Story by Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokov. Photography Jon Joffin. Music Misha Segal. Editor Benjamin A. Weissman. Production Designer Matthew Budgeon. Cast Ryan Merriman (Pvt. Jim Rabb), Steve Bacic (Sergeant Longacre), Bill MacDonald (Sergeant Woodruff), Darcy Belsher (Tom Covington), J.R. Bourne (Rogers), Peter LaCroix (Captain Thorndale), Philip Granger (Leander Calloway), Scott Heindl (Lieutenant Hutton), Megan Leitch (Lucy Calloway), Haig Sutherland (Hatch), Matthew Currie Holmes (Stanton), Christopher Redman (Wesley), Richard Kahan (Isaac Silsbee), Colby Johansson (Cleary), Stephen Spender (Tyler), Anthony Gerbrandt (Switters), Aidan Drummond (Henry), Brahm Taylor (McPherson), Cassandra Sawtell (Sarah), Chad Krowchuk (Ferris), Christopher Sumpton (Confederate prisoner). 5563 Comanche Moon (CBS, 1/13/2008 to 1/16/2008, 3 Parts, 120 minutes each, 6 hours). Three-part miniseries that is the fourth and final TV chapter of Larry McMurtry’s Lonesome Dove saga (although chronologically, it

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was the second installment), telling of the middle years of Gus McCrae and Woodrow Call—here working as Texas Rangers under a Yankee aristocrat turned Mexican War hero (played by nominal star Val Kilmer). Production Companies CBS Paramount Network Television, Sony Pictures Television. Director Simon Wincer. Executive Producers Larry McMurtry, Diana Ossana, Paul Frank, Adam Shulman, Julie Silverman Yorn. Producer Dyson Lovell. Teleplay Larry McMurtry, Diana Ossana. Based on the Novel by Larry McMurtry. Photography Alan Caso. Music Lennie Niehaus. Editor Terry Blythe. Production Designer Paul Peters. Cast Val Kilmer (Capt. Irish Scull), Steve Zahn (Augustus “Gus” McCrae), Karl Urban (Woodrow F. Call), Rachel Griffiths (Inez Scull), Linda Cardellini (Clara Forsythe), Elizabeth Banks (Maggie Tilton), Ryan Merriman (Jake Spoon), Ray McKinnon (Long Bill Coleman), Keith Robinson (Joshua Deets), Wes Studi (Chief Buffalo Hump), Adam Beach (Blue Duck), James Rebhorn (Gov. Elisha Pease), Jake Busey (Tudwal), Melanie Lynskey (Pearl Coleman), Sal Lopez (Ahurnado), Floyd Red Crow Westerman (1st Old Comanche), Kristina Sutherland (Elmira Forsythe), David Midthunder (Famous Shoes), Edward Spears (Quannah Parker), Indira Varma (Therese Wenz), Buck Taylor (Ben Lilly), Brad Johnson (Col. Tom Soult), Jonathan Joss (Kicking Wolf), Troy Baker (Pee-Eye Parker), Geraldine Kearns (Hema), Dylan Kenin (Denton Fogg), Zahn McClarnon (Ermoke), Tatanka Means (Slipping Weasel), Brady Coleman (Mr. Forsythe), Arron Shiver (Stove Jones), Ron Rondeaux (Slow Tree), Brett Brock (Joe Stewart), Joseph Castanon (Newt), Jack Caffrey (Old farmer), Jessie Robertson (Maudie Clark), Anthony Ray Parker (Quick Antelope), Wally Welch (Ranger Ike Ripple), Bill Flynn (Old Ben Michelson), Fredrick Lopez (Goyeto), Josh Berry (Bob Allen), Steve Reevis (Worm), Jeremy Ratchford (Charlie Goodnight [2]), August Schellenberg (Idahi [2]), Norbert Leo Butz (Richard King [2]), T. A. Taylor (Major Featherstonaugh [2]). 5564 Come Dance at My Wedding (Hallmark, 6/6/2009, 120 minutes). A dance teacher, on the eve of her wedding, comes face-to-face with the father she never knew when she makes the decision to sell the family dance studio to a developer wanting to turn their small town into a shopping center. Turns out his name also is on the studio’s deed and he doesn’t want the place to disappear. Production Companies Annuit Coeptis Development Inc., ITV Global Entertainment, Johnson Production Group, Annuit Coeptis, Johnson Production Group. Director Mark Jean. Executive Producers Jean Abounader, Tim Johnson, Kirk Shaw. Co-Executive Producers J. B. White, Breanne Hartley. Producer Christian Bruyere. Co-Producer David Rempel. Teleplay J. B. White. Photography Mathias Herndl. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Richard Schwadel. Production Designer Paul Joyal. Cast Brooke Nevin (Cyd Merriman), John Schneider (Tanner Grey), Roma Downey (Laura Williams), Christopher Jacot (Zach Callahan), Sara Canning (Andrea Merriman), Anna Ferguson (Louise Parry), Chelah Horsdal (Nancy Reed), Genive Buechner (Genevieve), Kevin O’Grady (Graham Lewis), Carrie Ruscheinsky (Jessie Lewis), John R. Taylor (Bill Perry), Ethan Benoit (Jared Lewis), David Milchard (David Reed). 5565 The Company (TNT, 8/5/2007 to 8/19/2007, 3 Parts, 120 minutes each, 6 hours). A three-part six-hour miniseries, based on Robert Littell’s 2002 best seller that traces CIA activities over a 40-year period, from the beginning of the Cold War through the Hungarian Revolution, the Bay of Pigs, and the demise of the Soviet Union. It mixes historical figures with fictional ones, graduating from Yale in the late 1940s and joining “The Company,” to which the CIA is referred by its members. Production Companies Scott Free Productions, John Calley Productions, Sony Pictures Television. Director Mikael Salomon. Executive Producers John Calley, Ridley Scott, Tony Scott. Co-Executive Producers David A. Rosemont, David W. Zucker. Producer Robert Bernacchi. Co-Producers Ron Binkowski, Jonas Bauer, Rola Bauer, Nicholas Witkowski, Carrie Stein, Tim Hatkin, Ed Victor. Teleplay Ken Nolan. Based on the Novel by Robert Littell. Photography Ben Nott. Music Jeff Beal. Editors Scott Vickrey, Robert A. Ferretti. Production Designer Marek Dobrowolski. Cast Chris O’Donnell (Jack McAuliffe), Alfred Molina (Harvey Torriti AKA The Sorcerer), Michael Keaton (James Jesus Angleton), Alessandro Nivola (Len Kritzky), Rory Cochrane (Yevgeny Tsipin), Tom Hollander (Adrian Philby), Erika Marozsan (Azalia Ivanova [1,3]), Ulrich Thomsen (Starik), Alexandra Maria Lara (Lili), Stephen Bogaert (Elliot Ebbitt III AKA Ebby), Ted Atherton (Frank Wisner), Rick Roberts (William “Bill” Colby), Cedric Smith (Allen Dulles), Kristen Booth (Adelle Swett Kritzky), Simon Callow (Elihu Epstein [1]), Antony Sher (Ezra Ben Ezra AKA The Rabbi), Raoul Bova (Capt Roberto Escalona [2]), J.B. Blanc (Manuel Piniero [2]), Ramon Franco (Arturo Padron [2]), Martin Doyle (Dick Bissell [2]), Joe Lisi (Sam Giancana [2]), Natascha McElhone (Elizabet Nemeth), Anna Silk (Stella Bledsoe), Ramnuma Panthaky (Tessa), Constantine Gregory (Oskar Ugo-Molody), Judah Katz (CIA agent), Daniel Petronijevic (Young CIA officer), Mike Turner (Manny Ebbitt), Richard Blackburn (Sen. J. 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5566 Confessions of a Go-Go Girl (Lifetime, 8/16/2008, 120 minutes). Chelsea Hobbs portrays a college grad who ditches law school for the limelight, and as an aspiring actress finds herself on the wrong kind of stage while awaiting her big break—but she also finds that that’s where the easy money is. Production Companies Nomadic Pictures, Robert Greenwald Productions, Granada America. Director Grant Harvey. Executive Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev, Philip K. Kleinbart. Co-Executive Producer Lenore Kletter. Line Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Lenore Kletter. Based on a Play by Jill Morley. Photography Craig Wrobleski. Music Abel Kortzeniowski. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer Linda Williams. Cast Chelsea Hobbs (Jane McCoy), Sarah Carter (Angela Kolodoros), Corbin Bernsen (Nick), Travis Milne (Eric Baldwin), Tygh Runyan (Kurt Powell), Rachel Hunter (Donna), James D. Hopkin (Jim McCoy), Karen Kruper (Grace McCoy), Graeme Black (Jamie “Junior” McCoy), Judith Buchan (Anna Branson/drama teacher), James Kot (Roy), Jennifer Rae Westley (Lily), Stafford Lawrence (Ziggy), Scott McAdam (Groom), Rod Heatherington (Best man), Terry David Mulligan (Double D doctor). 5567 Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber (Oxygen, 3/12/2005, 120 minutes). A self-absorbed, high-powered young advertising executive is determined to climb her way up the San Francisco social ladder and won’t let anyone or anything stand in her way in this satirical comedy adapted from Adele Lang’s 2002 book. Production Company Once Upon a Time Films. Director Dana Lustig. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, Chad Oakes. Co-Executive Producer Scott Anderson. Producer Evan Tylor. Line Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Eric Charmelo, Nicole Snyder. Photography Luc Montpellier. Music Phil Marshall. Editor Richard Schwadel. Production Designer Peter Andringa. Cast Jennifer Love Hewitt (Katya Livingston), Colin Ferguson (Charles Fritz), Joseph Lawrence (Ferguson), Sonja Bennett (Eliza), Natassia Malthe (Frangiapani), Daniel Roebuck (Lyle), James Kirk (Sebastian), Stefanie Von Pfetten (Dove Greenstein), David Richmond-Peck (Teddy), David Lewis (Stan), Brenda Crichlow (Julie), Zak Santiago (Geoff), Jennifer Clement (Gatekeeper), Melissa Rivers (Herself), Reese Alexander (Hairsylist), Andrew Michael Abud (Kiosk attendant), Mike Viola (Steve), Scott Werdel (Dove’s husband), Preston Cook (Teddy), Raymond Law (Photographer), Jennifer Kitchen (Rice-a-Roni executive). 5568 Confessions of an American Bride (Lifetime, 5/9/2005, 120 minutes). A frantic bride-to-be unexpectedly reunites with an old college crush just as elaborate plans for her ideal wedding begin in this romantic comedy—in which the star addresses the camera more often than her fellow players. It makes her wonder if she will be walking down the aisle with the right man. Production Companies Alexander-Enright & Associates, Andrea Baynes Productions, First Light Productions. Director Douglas Barr. Executive Producers Don Enright, Les Alexander, Andrea Baynes. Co-Executive Producers Jill Iliff Canaparo, Andre Canaparo. Producer Terry Gould. Teleplay Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz. Photography Peter Benison. Music Eric Allaman. Editor Don Cassidy. Production Designer Lindsey Hermer-Bell. Cast Shannon Elizabeth (Samantha Hoyt), Eddie McClintock (Ben Rose), Alan Van Sprang (Mitchell Stone), Carolyn Scott (Sally Hoyt), Carolyn Dunn (Nancy), Reagan Pasternak (Anne Hoyt), Mark Melymick (Ken Hoyt), Geoff Stults (Luke Stinson), Howard Jerome (Rabbi), Clive Walton (Minister), Amy Rutherford (Kristen), John Cubert (Allan), Melyssa Ade (Wedding photographer), Alex Appel (Bridal employee), David Eisner (Rabbi Kaplan), Kathy Maloney (China saleswoman), Clara Marshall (Young Sam), Roz Michaels (Sheila Rosen), Chris Gillett (Les Rosen), Jocelyn Snowden (Dance instructor), David Sparrow (Plumber). 5569 Cool Money (USA, 3/19/2005, 120 minutes). A trio of colorful light-fingered lowlifes turn from conning wealthy socialites to pulling off a series of high-end hotel heists in New York that amounted to the largest jewel theft in American history in this true-crime caper flick. Production Company Once Upon a Time Films. Director Gary Burns. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, John Fasano, Nicholas D. Tabarrok. Producer Aaron Barnett. Teleplay Shelley Evans. Photography Luc Montpellier. Music John Abram. Editor Gareth C. Scales. Production Designer Edward Bonutto. Executive Consultant Joel S. Rice. Cast James Marsters (Bobby Comfort), John Cassini (Sammy Nalo), Wayne Robson (Doc), Jason Schombing (Phil Parris), Robin Brule (Stephanie Comfort), Margot Kidder (Mrs. Peggy Comfort), Kaylin Hart (Amy Comfort), Kenny Robinson (Lieutenant Bingham), Kira Clavell (The Queen), Dan Warry-Smith (Country), Conrad Dunn (City), Larry Manetti (Det. Ed O’Connor), Gerry Quigley (Navarro/desk clerk), Aaron Tager (Judge Raymond Ziff), Denis Akiyama (District Attorney), Stefanie Von Pfetten (Sabine Moreau), Louis Di Bianco (Older guy), Robert Morelli (“Johnny Irish” thug), Ed Sahely (Jewelry manager), Ramona Milano (Jewelry saleswoman), Stephen Russell (Hotel concierge), Carlos Diaz (Bank officer).

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5570 The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler (CBS, 4/19/2009, 120 minutes). Hallmark Hall of Fame dramatization of the story of Irena Sendler (2007 Nobel Peace Prize nominee) who is credited with saving the lives of 2,500 Jewish children during World War II. Marcia Gay Harden earned an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress. The drama was based on the 2005 biography of Sendler. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director John Kent Harrison. Executive Producers Brent Shields, Jeff Rice, Jeff Most. Producer Cameron Charles Johann. Teleplay John Kent Harrison, Lawrence John Spagnola. Based on a Book by Anna Mieszkowska. Photography Jerzy Zielinski. Music Jan A. P. Kaczmarek. Editor Henk Van Eeghen. Production Designer Waldemar Kalinowsky. Cast Anna Paquin (Irena Sendler), Marcia Gay Harden (Janina Sendler), Goran Visnjic (Stefan), Michelle Dockery (Eva), Danuta Stenka (Hannah Rozenfeld), Rebecca Windheim (Karolyna Rozenfeld), Sergei Marchenko (Jasio), Paul Freeman (Monsignor Godlewski), Leigh Lawson (Rabbi Rozenfeld), Nathaniel Parker (Dr. Majkowski), Rebecca Night (Danuta), Fiona Glascott (Maria), Scott Handy (Michal Laski), Krzysztof Pieczynski (Dr. Janusz Korczak), Iddo Goldberg (Jacob Rozenfeld), Maja Ostaszewska (Jadwiga), Steven Speirs (Piotr), Daniel Webb (Trojan), William Ellis (Viktor). 5571 Cow Belles (Disney Channel, 3/24/2006, 90 minutes). Pampered teenage sisters (played by real-life sisters Alyson and Amanda Michalka) find themselves banished to the dairy run by their wealthy father to teach them work ethics and responsibilities in this Disney comedy. Production Companies Just Singer Entertainment, Spotted Cow Productions. Director Francine McDougall. Executive Producer Sheri Singer. Producer Kevin Lafferty. Teleplay Stu Kreiger, Matt Dearborn. Photography Tony Westman. Music Kenneth Burgomaster. Editor Terry Blythe. Production Designer Doug McCullough. Cast Alyson Michalka (Taylor Callum), Amanda Michalka (Courtney Callum), Sheila McCarthy (Fran Walker), Michael Trevino (Jackson Meade), Christian Serratos (Heather Perez), Ron Gabriel (Melvin Melville), Jack Coleman (Reed Callum), Chris Gallinger (Philippe), Michael Rhoades (Bob Fenwick), Von Flores (Nick Perez), Sandy Robson (Thomas), Duane Murray (Big Pete), Dylan Roberts (Ralph), Ordena Stephens-Thompson (Joyce), Stuart Clow (Keith Walker), Craig Eldridge (Wilbur Meade), Alex Hood (Richie Miller), Sharon McFarlane (Doris Miller), Paula Brancati (Sarah Van Dyke), Jean Yoon (Corrine), Shelly Peterson (Miss Styles), John Boylan (Driving examiner). 5572 Crash and Burn (Spike TV, 3/30/2008, 120 minutes). Ex-con working undercover for the FBI hooks up with a bunch of high-end cutthroat car thieves, known as “choppers,” and gets involved with a gang war. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Russell Mulcahy. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Randy Pope, Lincoln Lageson. Teleplay Frank Hannah, Jack Logiudice. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Jeff Rona. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Erik Palladino (Kevin Hawkins), Michael Madsen (Vincent Surille), David Moscow (Hill Dorset), Peter Jason (Winston), Heather Marie Marsden (Penny Middleton), David Groh (Pelek Helmen), Owen Beckman (Benny), Lobo Sebastian (Ramiro Chialpa), Mirelly Taylor (Lucia Mendes), Tom O’Keefe (Jason Middleton), Rebeka Montoya (Mareya), Melissa Bickerton (Mother on bus), Chet Grissom (Father in museum), Clint Jung (Agent #1), Barry Sigismondi (Man on the street). 5573 Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness (CBS, 4/22/2007, 120 minutes). Based on a true story, this Hallmark Hall of Fame film tells of a man who loses his wife and daughter in a mysterious car accident. Enlisting the help of a high-powered lawyer, he discovers that his loved ones were innocent victims of a street-racing incident. A crusade ensues to bring the at-fault teen driver to justice. But during the trial, he finds compassion for the young man and later partners with him to form a powerful campaign for automobile awareness. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director John Kent Harrison. Executive Producer Brent Shields. Producers Andrew Gottlieb, James Head. Line Producer Ted Bauman. Teleplay Peter Hunziker, Cynthia Riddle, Oliver Goldstick. Photography Jean Lepine. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Henk Van Eeghen. Production Designer Sandy Cochrane. Cast Dean Cain (Bruce Murakami), Peri Gilpin (Erin Teller), Landon Liboiron (Brody Murakami), Shiloh Fernandez (Justin Gutierrez), Ryan Kennedy (Josh Murakami), Julie Warner (Melissa), Chelah Horsdal (Cindy Murakami), Katie Pezarro (Chelsa Murakami), Geoffrey Rivas (Paul), Venus Terzo (Nancy), Timothy Paul Perez (Oscar Pena), Merrilyn Gann (Judge Roarke), Andrew R. Stahl (Elwood Peterson), Susan Hogan (Principal Warren),

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Hugo Ateo (Hector), Emy Aneke (Rodney), Sheila Moore (Aunt Lena), Nicole LaPlaca (Carla), Julian Christopher (Sheriff Burger), Brett Viberg (Deputy Haines), Catherine Lough Haggquist (Chantal), Steph Song (Kim), Carrie Ann Fleming (Anna), David Neale (David), Tim Henry (Mr. Scully), Andrew Hedge (Bill), Joanne Wilson (TV reporter), Diego Diablo Del Mar (Male witness), Calum Worthy (Kip), Jesse Moss (Derek), James Ashcroft (Bailiff). 5574 The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb (Hallmark, 5/27/2006, 180 minutes). A 1920s Indiana Jones–like archeologist searching for the tomb of Tutankhamen, which contains the last of four pieces of an ancient jade tablet that is said to possess great occult powers, teams with a comely Egyptologist, who has no belief in the supernatural. They run afoul of the head of the mysterious Hellfire Council, who already has the other three pieces of the tablet and hopes to use it for world domination. This tale (not to be confused with an earlier TV movie with the same title) originally was a four-hour two-parter, edited down to three. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Russell Mulcahy. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, Therese Ryan. Producer Mitch Engel. Teleplay David Titcher. Photography Chris Manley. Music Nathan Furst. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Jonathan Carlson. Cast Casper Van Dien (Danny Fremont), Jonathan Hyde (Morgan Sinclair), Leonor Varela (Dr. Azella Barakat), Simon Callow (Russell), Steven Waddington (Jason McGreevy), Malcolm McDowell (Nathan Cairns), David Schofield (Axelrod), Niko Nicotera (Andrew Walker), Tat Whalley (Rembrandt), Brendan Patricks (Brian Eastcliff), Patrick Toomey (Jacques Belmond), Tom Alter (Lord Eastcliff), Rob Das (Mahmoud), Theron Carmine De Souza (Kevin Harper), Tony Mirchandani (Professor Aziz), Survarchala Narayanan (Margaretha Zelle), Rajesh Balwani (Prakesh). 5575 Custody (Lifetime, 9/8/2007, 120 minutes). A widowed college professor risks losing custody of his 13-year-old daughter when the biological father she never was aware of, a fabulously wealthy entrepreneur, comes onto the scene. Adapted from Mary Herczog’s book Figures of Echo, this initially was titled “Custody of the Heart.” Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Gail Lyon Films, Sunshine Pictures. Director Nadia Tass. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Gail Lyon. Producer David J. Patterson. Teleplay Kathy Kloves. Based on a Novel by Mary Herczog. Photography David. Parker. Music Chris Hajian. Editor Michael Pacek. Production Designer Jean-Baptiste Tard. Cast Rob Morrow (David Gordon), James Denton (John Sullivan), Kay Panabaker (Amanda Gordon), Robin Brule (Megan Hendricks), Sergio Di Zio (Eugene), Gord Rand (Peyton Reynolds), Pierre Brault (Howard), Dominique Bisson (Susan), Allana Harkin (Barbara), Brenda Bazinet (Jean), Allison Graham (Audrey), Todd Duckworth (Judge Clark), David Elver (Hector). 5576 The Cutting Edge 3: Chasing the Dream (ABC Family, 3/16/2008, 120 minutes). An ice skating pro and a newcomer team up to risk it all in competition in this third installment of the Cutting Edge franchise, the first of which was a feature film in 1992 and the second a direct-to-DVD movie in 2006. Production Companies ABC Family Productions, Muse Entertainment. Director Stuart Gillard. Executive Producers Sara Berrisford, Hudson Hickman, Craig Roessler. Producer Irene Litinsky. Teleplay Susan Estelle Jansen. Photography Pierre Jodoin. Music Robert Duncan. Editor James R. Symons. Production Designer Guy Lalande. Cast Matt Lanter (Zack Conroy), Francia Raisa (Alexandra Delgardo), Ben Hollingworth (Jason Bright), Alycia Purrott (Misha Pressel), Christy Carlson Romano (Jackie Dorsey), Sarah Gadon (Celeste Mercier), Luis Oliva (Bobby Delgado), Stefano Colacitti (Bryan Hemmings), Adrianne Richards (Reporter), Lori Graham (TV commentator). 5577 Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life (Lifetime, 6/20/2005, 120 minutes). A middle-class family is thrown into turmoil when their teenage son, a popular high school sophomore swimming champion, becomes addicted to online pornography, the erotic images infesting his mind, poisoning his life, and destroying his relationship with his parents and his friends. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, The Bremer-Goff Company, WTTV. Director Tom McLoughlin. Executive Producers Michael Jaffe, Howard Braunstein, Michael Bremer, Paul Goff, Simon Wright. Producers Tom McLoughlin, Steve Solomos. Teleplay Wesley Bishop, Richard Kletter. Based on a Story by Wesley Bishop. Photography Rudolf Blahacek. Music Louis Febre. Editor Charles Bornstein. Production Designer Ian Brock.

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Cast Kelly Lynch (Diane Petersen), Jeremy Sumpter (Justin Petersen), Lyndsy Fonseca (Amy Hewitt), John Robinson (Steven Petersen), Jake Scott (Alex Petersen), Nicole Dicker (Monica), Kyle Schmid (Nolan Mitchell), Jennifer Wigmore (Beth), Benz Antoine (Coach Suha), Ramnuma Panthaky (Principal), Krysta Carter (Sally Mizelle), Alison Sealy-Smith, Briony Glassco, Demetrious Joyette, Michael Seater, David Nerman. 5578 Dadnapped (Disney Channel, 2/16/2009, 95 minutes). Trying mightily, in this Disney comedy, to gain more attention from her always-preoccupied father, a best-selling author, a teenager finds she lives in the shadow of Tripp Zoome, the adventurous hero from her dad’s popular spy novels. When dad is kidnapped by three obsessive young fans at a small-town book convention, she turns herself into the superhero from her dad’s books, and sets about to track him down. Production Company Salty Pictures Inc. Director Paul Hoen. Executive Producer Doug Sloan. Producer Don Schain. Teleplay Alan Silberberg. Photography David Makin. Music Aaron Cohen. Editor Kindra Marra. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Cast Emily Osment (Melissa Morris), David Henrie (Wheeze), Jason Earles (Merv), Moises Arias (André), Jonathan Keltz (Tripp Zoome), Denzel Whitaker (Sheldon), Charles Halford (Skunk), Phill Lewis (Maurice), George Newbern (Neal Morris), M. Christian Jacobs (Larry), Seth Packard (Sammy), Kirsten Storms (Meagan Holt), Jennifer Stone (Debbie), Trevor Snarr (Bobby-O). 5579 Daniel’s Daughter (Hallmark, 1/26/2008, 120 minutes). A successful thirtysomething New York magazine editor returns to her New England home to say goodbye to a dead father she never really knew and falls head over heels for a dreamy local attorney she bumps into. Production Companies QVF Inc. Productions, Cypress Point Productions. Director Neill Fearnley. Executive Producers Gerald W. Abrams, Susan Murdoch. Producer David Till. Teleplay Tracy Rosen. Photography Francois Dagenais. Music Ian Thomas. Editor Ralph Brunjes. Cast Laura Leighton (Cate Madigan), Sebastian Spence (Connor Bailey), Brandon Firla (Jeffrey Lerner), Barry Flatman (Stewart Wallach), Kelli Fox (Fiona), Brad Borbridge (Craig), Derek McGrath (Jim Cavanaugh), Martin Doyle (Kevin Donahue), McKenzi Scott (Marie Madighan), Brendan Wall (Daniel Madighan), Neill Fearnley (Judge), Dolly Jean-Louis (Talisha/reporter), London Angelis (Seamus). 5580 Dawn Anna (Lifetime, 1/10/2005, 120 minutes). Debra Winger was Emmy nominated for Best Actress for her portrayal of a single mom and high school teacher who undergoes life-threatening brain surgery only to endure the death of her youngest daughter in the Columbine High School massacre in Colorado on the morning of April 20, 1999. Winger’s actor-husband Arliss Howard directed the fact-based story, filmed in Calgary, Alberta. Production Companies Revolution Studios, My Bench Productions, Blue Star Pictures. Director Arliss Howard. Executive Producers Tom Patricia, Madeleine Sherak, William Sherak, Jason Shuman. Producer Peter Lhotka. CoProducers Arliss Howard, Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Albert T. Lemme, Arliss Howard, James Howard. Photography Guy Dufaux. Music Adam Fields. Editor Jay Rabinowitz, Gib Jaffe. Production Designer John Blackie. Cast Debra Winger (Dawn Anna), Alex Van (Bink), Sam Howard (Josh), Stephen Warner (Matt), Krista Rae (Kristin), Quinn Singer (Lauren Townsend [at 17]), Tatiana Maslany (Lauren Townsend [at 12]), Robert Theberge (Shane), Patti Harras (Mary Kimmel), Greg Lawson (Dr. Emerson), Tom Carey (Young doctor), Gillian Carfra (Crisis worker), Scott Arnold (Dr. Albert Bender), Gail Hanrahan (Dawn’s nurse), Lavinia Hawkins (Doctor). 5581 The Deadliest Lesson (LMN, 11/9/2008, 120 minutes). A high school teacher, who happens to witness a murder committed by a street gang member, finds herself and her small group of troubled students during a special Saturday detention held hostage by the gang, determined to keep her silent. Originally this was called simply “Detention.” Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Harry Winer. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Kevin Bocarde, Mike Moran. Producers Erik Olson, Brian Martinez. Teleplay Rachel Stuhler. Photography Todd Barron. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Christine Kelley. Production Designer Laird Pulver. Cast Penelope Ann Miller (Gloria Abraham), Yancey Arias (Daniel Rodriguez), Lobo Sebastian (Oscar Reyes), Christian Monzon (Leo), Alex Solowitz (Christian), Bridget Ann White (Alonzo), Carlos Sanz (Larry Keillor), Allison Brie (Amber), Jason Gretsch (Mo), Fred Meyers (Max), Marc Gomes (Principal Sparks), Jim Blum (Dennis), Shahine Ezell (Gabriel), Bruce Katzman (Kinsey), Peter Pasco (Dwayne Evert), Jeremy Luke (Benny).

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5582 Dear Prudence (Hallmark, 8/23/2008, 120 minutes). Jane Seymour goes the “Jessica Fletcher” route in this lighthearted mystery series pilot portraying a Martha Stewart–type TV personality who gives good housekeeping tips but ends up pursuing crime like a bloodhound in her own amateur way. Production Companies Alexander/Mitchell Productions, Granada America. Director Paul Schneider. Executive Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall, Jonathan Mitchell, Les Alexander. Producer Andrea Baynes. Teleplay Les Alexander, Rob Gilmer. Photography Peter Benison. Music Andrea Saparoff. Editor Jason Pielak. Production Designer Louise Middleton. Cast Jane Seymour (Prudence McCoy), Ryan Cartwright (Nigel Forsythe III), Tantoo Cardinal (Ruth Lawson), Jamey Sheridan (Eddie Duncan), Colin Campbell (Jack Flagg), James Kot (Jean Phillipe Andrews), Rob Stewart (Doug Craig), David Brown (Det. Les Jillson), Rod Padmos (Jeffrey Symcox), Dakota House (J.R. Vigil), Grant Linneberg (Shift officer), Mandie Vredegoor (Caitlin). 5583 Debbie Macomber’s “Mrs. Miracle” (Hallmark, 12/5/2009, 120 minutes). A single dad, struggling to raise twin six-year-olds, comes across a nanny named Mrs. Merkle, dubbed “Mrs. Miracle” by the kids. Mrs. Merkle is not only an excellent cook and great maid, but she impresses the twins as well with her mighty snowballthrowing arm and her way of always knowing what the family needs. This holiday-themed drama was based on author Debbie Macomber’s 2005 book. Production Companies Dan Wigutow Productions, KZ Productions. Director Michael Scott. Executive Producers Dan Wigutow, Michael M. Scott. Co-Executive Producer Debbie Macomber. Producer Harvey Kahn. Co-Producer Caroline Moore. Teleplay Michael M. Scott. Based on a Book by Debbie Macomber. Photography Adam Sliwinski. Music Philip Giffin. Editor Jason Pielak. Production Designer Phil Schmidt. Cast James Van Der Beek (Seth Webster), Erin Karpluk (Reba Maxwell), Doris Roberts (Emily Merkle), Michael Strusievici (Judd Webster), Valin Shinyei (Jason Webster), Chelah Horsdal (Kate Preston), Rikki Gagne (Cathy), Peter Graham-Gaudreau (Doug), Almeera Jiwa (Cindy), Johanna Newmarch (Vicki). 5584 Depth Charge (Spike TV, 9/1/2008, 120 minutes). In this slight twist from your standard-issue action wartime flick, a ship’s doctor finds he must wage war on a nuclear-powered sub that has been taken over by a disgruntled captain on the eve of his retirement and threatens to launch a missile on Washington. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Terrence O’Hara. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, H. Daniel Gross. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Stephen Niver. Teleplay Dennis Pratt. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Stephen Graziano. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer John Zachary. Cast Jason Gedrick (Raymond “Doc” Ellers), Eric Roberts (Commander Krieg), Barry Bostwick (President Taylor), Corbin Bernsen (Captain Richards), Chris Warren Jr. (James Piersall), Bridget Ann White (Katie McCallister), Cotter Smith (Remsen), David Dayan Fisher (Garrett), Maury Sterling (Allenson), Yorgo Constantine (Andreyev), Alex Paez (Cmdr. Timothy Michaels), Stephen Craig Taylor (Bachman), Geoff Meed (Rosen). 5585 Desolation Canyon (Hallmark, 7/1/2006, 120 minutes). Western tale with Stacy Keach as an aging gunslinger who teams up with old pal Patrick Duffy, now a local sheriff, to hunt down the former’s outlaw son, now riding with a notorious gang, who has kidnapped his own son from his estranged wife. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Matthew Fitzsimons, Betsy Newman. Producers Brian Gordon, Erik Olson. Teleplay Dan Fitzsimons. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Stacy Keach (Samuel Kendrick), Patrick Duffy (Sheriff Tomas “Swede” Lindstrom), Kenneth Johnson (Press Reynolds), Kelly Overton (Olivia Kendrick), David Rees Snell (Edwin Bornstein), Courtney Gains (Jack McAllister), Victor Browne (Johnny Kendrick), A Martinez (Arrturo Zetta), Tom Kiesche (Billy McAllister), Drake Johnston (Young Abe Kendrick), Franc Ross (Cleon Winters), Yvonne DeLaRosa (Alejandra), Freddie Joe Farnsworth (Adem Stark), Cubbie Kile (Young Molly Kendrick), Michael McGill (Deputy Cecil “Slim” Moldin). 5586 Diamonds (ABC, 5/24/2009 and 5/26/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). A chain of events begins, in this two-part four-hour Canadian/South African thriller that delves into the darkest secrets of some of the players in the international diamond trade after the daughter of a U.S. senator is killed in a South African diamond mine massacre. The film, based on a 2001 book called Diamond [singular]: A Journey to the Heart of an Obsession, by

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Matthew Hart, weaves together five storylines, revealing the complicated web that a passel of diamond seekers encounter to find the perfect stone. Production Companies Alchemy Television Group, Sienna Films. Director Andy Wilson. Executive Producers Jennifer Kawada, Julia Sereny, Carrie Stein. Producers Liz Jarvis, Phyllis Laing, Simon Vaughan, Nicholas Witkowski. Teleplay David Vainola. Based on a Book by Matthew Hart. Photography Trevor Brown, Eric Cayla. Music Adrian Johnston. Editor Mike Munn. Production Designer Craig Sandells. Cast Judy Davis (Sen Joan Cameron), James Purefoy (Lucas Denmont), Derek Jacobi (Piers Denmont), Louise Rose (Luna Kermoma), Joanne Kelly (Stephanie Dresser), Stephen McHattie (Llewellyn Anderson), Benjamin Ayres (Steve Dyson), Jeremy Crutchley (Michael Sloane), Brendan Penny (Tom Anderson), Norman Ansley (Edward Needham), Millard Arnold (Richard Mason), Mary-Ann Barlow (Vicky Doyle), Anthony Bishop (Kobus Koster), James Macewan (Evan Denmont), John Boylan (Paul Dresser), Terence Bridgell (Danny Stockton), Tony Capran (Mohammed Madani), Jose Domingos (George Mishol), Michael Dube (Franklin Moore), Wilson Dunster (Moshe Winfield), Lena Farugia (Helen Danielson). 5587 The Dive from Clausen’s Pier (Lifetime, 7/25/2005, 120 minutes). Drama about a young woman torn between a lifelong love (her childhood sweetheart and fiancé whom she witnessed in a paralyzing diving accident and ran away from the horror for years) and being true to herself. Adapted from the 2002 novel by Ann Packer. Bruce Broughton won an Emmy nomination for his music. Production Companies Icon Productions, Fox Television. Director Harry Winer. Executive Producers Brenda Friend, Bruce Davey, Nancy Cotton. Producer Michael Mahoney. Teleplay John Wierick. Based on the Novel by Ann Packer. Photography David Greene. Music Bruce Broughton. Editor David Simmons. Production Designer Louise Middleton. Cast Michelle Trachtenberg (Carrie Beal), Sean Maher (Kilroy [Paul Elliott Fraser]), Will Estes (Mike Mayor), Dylan Taylor (Rooster), Kristin Fairlie (Jamie), Matthew Edison (Simon Rose), Janet Land (Marcia), Diana Reis (Jan Mayor), Corey Turner (Stu), John Dartt (Mr. Mayor), Tara Doyle (Lane Carter), John Beale (Viktor), Susie Counsel (Christine), David Christoffel (Dr. Beddicker), Raquel Duffy (Joan), Jeremy Akerman (Morton Fraser), Marcia Bennett (Barbara Fraser). 5588 Do You Know Me? (LMN, 5/17/2009, 120 minutes). Young college graduate seems to have it all: a good home, a solid education, and two parents that love her dearly. But when she sees a picture on a milk carton of a missing child that looks disconcertingly like herself, she discovers a terrifying truth about her past, and she realizes that the more she knows, the more likely she is to wind up dead. Production Company RHI Entertainment. Director Penelope Buitenhuis. Executive Producer Robert Halmi Jr. Co-Executive Producers Lisa Richardson, Tom Rowe, Michael Shepard. Producers Matthew O’Connor, Shan Tam. Teleplay Susan Hoffman, Oliver Butcher. Photography David Pelletier. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Michael John Bateman. Production Designer Bobbi Allyn. Cast Rachelle Lefavre (Elsa Carter/Sophie Marsaretti), Jeremy London (Jack Farber), Ted Whittall (David Carter), Lynda Boyd (Anna Carter), Dean Wray (Alec Rooker), Adrien Dorval (Fred Lashley), Malcolm Stewart (Sen. Douglas Kantor), Kevin McNulty (Joe Marsaretti), Victoria Duffield (Elizabeth Carter), Gina Chiarelli (Tina Basell), Diana Bang (Lisa), Marlaina Stewartt (Grandma), Richard Zeman (Bryner), Nic Rhind (Chris Mayfield), Ellen Ewusie (Receptionist), Barry Greene (Surfer guy), Alvin Sanders (Mr. Washington), Ted Friend (Reporter). 5589 A Dog Named Christmas (CBS, 11/29/2009, 120 minutes). When a developmentally challenged young man still living on his parents’ Kansas farm hears that a local animal shelter is seeking temporary homes for its dogs during the holiday week, he knows exactly what he wants for Christmas in this Hallmark Hall of Fame drama. Based in Greg Kincaid’s 2008 novel. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producer Brent Shields. Producer Andrew Gottlieb. Teleplay Jenny Wingfield. Based on the Novel by Greg Kincaid. Photography Eric Van Haren Noman. Music Jeff Beal. Editor David Beatty. Production Designer John Willett. Cast Bruce Greenwood (George McCray), Linda Emond (Mary Ann McCray), Noel Fisher (Todd McCray), Ken Pogue (Hank Fisher), Sonja Bennett (Hannah McCray), Carrie Genzel (Brianna Lewis), Anna Mae Routledge (Lucille McCray), Carrie Ruscheinsky (Hailey), Josh A. Young (Thomas McCray). 5590 The Dog Who Saved Christmas (ABC Family, 11/29/2009, 120 minutes). In this Home Alone–style holiday spoof, a misguided guard dog who can’t bring himself to bark (thoughts voiced by Mario Lopez) saves his masters’ family’s Christmas when he thwarts a burglary attempt by two inept thieves.

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Production Companies Anchor Bay Entertainment, Starz Media. Director Michael Feifer. Executive Producers Peter Fruchtman, Gerry Fruchtman, Jeffrey Schenck, Barry Barnholtz. Producer Michael Feifer. Co-Producer Peter Sullivan. Line Producer Yaron Kaplan. Teleplay Michael Ciminera, Richard Gnolfo. Based on a Story by Jeffrey Schenck. Photography Hank Baumert Jr. Music Andres Boulton. Editor Matt Steinauer. Production Designer Richard Calderon. Cast Dean Cain (Ted Stein), Gary Valentine (George Bannister), Mario Lopez (Voice of Zeus), Elisa Donovan (Belinda Bannister), Sierra McCormick (Kara Bannister), Charles Stewart (Ben Bannister), Mindy Sterling (Grandma Bannister), Joey Diaz (Stewey McMann), Adrienne Barbeau (Cat Lady), Joe Torry (Perry Winkle), Caia Coley (Donna Jameson), Tino Struckmann (Franz), Michael Feifer (Officer Billing). 5591 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (ION, 5/17/2008, 120 minutes). This not-so-great reworking of the oft-filmed Robert Louis Stevenson tale was reset in contemporary Boston, and, as a number of Stevenson devotees have complained, was mucked up in New Age mumbo-jumbo. Jekyll here relied on a rainforest flower to trigger the change into Hyde, while Hyde, in a dream-sequence encounter reminds him that “only by accepting me can you finally accept yourself.” Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Muse Entertainment. Director Paolo Barzman. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr., Michael Prupas. Producers Irene Litinsky, Françoise Sylvestre. Associate Producer Jesse Prupas. Teleplay Paul B. Margolis. Based on the Novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. Photography Pierre Jodoin. Music FM Le Sieur. Editor Annie Ilkow. Production Designer Zoe Sakellaropoulo. Cast Dougray Scott (Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde), Krista Bridges (Claire Wheaton), Tom Skerritt (Gabriel Utterson), Danette Mackay (Mrs. Poole), Cas Anvar (DA McBride), Ellen David (Detective Newcombe), Kathleen Mackey (Veterinary assistant), Craig Thomas (Forensic guy), Adrianne Richards (Hooker). 5592 Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure (NBC, 1/2/2005, 120 minutes). Dramatized satirical behind-the-scenes look at the popular primetime 1981–1989 soap opera, written by the husband-wife team Richard and Esther Shapiro, with re-creations of some of TV’s treasured moments of the time: cat fights between Alexis Colby and Krystle Carrington (Alice Krige and Melora Hardin playing Joan Collins and Linda Evans); the wonderfully silly Moldavian Massacre; the on-screen kiss between Linda Evans’ and AIDs-infected Rock Hudson’s characters that sent shockwaves through the industry; and so on. Original title: “Dynasty: Behind the Scenes.” Production Companies Once Upon a Time Films, von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Village Roadshow Pictures. Director Matthew Miller. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner. Co-Executive Producers Greg Gugliotta, Damian Ganczewski. Producer Randy Sutter. Co-Producer Ted Babcock. Teleplay Matthew Miller. Photography John Stokes. Music Richard Marvin. Theme Bill Conti. Editor Sandra Montiel. Production Designer Laurence Eastwood. Cast Pamela Reed (Esther Shapiro), Ritchie Singer (Richard Shapiro), Alice Krige (Joan Collins), Bart John (John Forsythe), Melora Hardin (Linda Evans), Nicholas Hammond (Aaron Spelling), Rel Hunt (Al Corley), Holly Brisley (Heather Locklear), John Terry (Vince Peterson), Rachael Taylor (Catherine Oxenberg), Robert Coleby (Rock Hudson), John Gregg (Lloyd Bochner), Phillip Hinton (Leonard Goldenson), Lewis Fitzgerald (Winston Fletcher), Julian Garner (Peter Holm), Felicity Price (Dottie), Rory Williamson (Michael Nader), Adrian Brown (Doctor), Anna Lee (Candy Spelling), Brian McDermott, Lance Strauss, John Atkinson. 5593 Edge of America (Showtime, 11/21/2005, 110 minutes). Inspired by a cross-cultural true story, this upbeat feature follows a girls’ high school basketball team on an Indian reservation in New Mexico as they learn how to win, and led by their black coach (James McDaniel), discover the values of passion, dedication, and discipline as they climb from the bottom of their division to compete for the state title. It was the opening night film at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. Aside from McDaniel and actor Timothy Daly (the film’s executive producer), the cast was comprised almost exclusively by Native American actors. It was directed by Chris Eyre, who is of Cherokee/Arapaho descent. Production Companies Red House Entertainment, Showtime. Director Chris Eyre. Executive Producers Timothy Daly, Stephen Burleigh. Producers Willy Holtzman, Chris Eyre. Line Producer Robert F. Phillips. Teleplay Willy Holtzman. Photography Clark Mathis. Music B.C. Smith. Editor Paul Trejo. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Cast James McDaniel (Kenny Williams), Irene Bedard (Annie Shorty), Timothy Daly (Leroy McKinney), Wes Studi (Cuch), Geraldine Keams (Mother Tsosie), Delanna Studi (Carla McKinney), Edward Spears (Franklin), Reb Fleming (Stellar Dodge), David Fox (Bryce McKay), Charles Gruber (Norville Newell), Trini King (Alvina “Baby” Tsosie), Cody Lightning (Dwayne), Candice Miller (Lanel Newell), Stephen Burleigh (Dr. Toomey), Donre Samp-

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son (North Ogden High coach), Misty Upham (Shirleen), Jacinda Willeto (Dawn), Roy J. Cohoe (Old Indian man), Chris Jensen (Referee). 5594 Elizabeth I (HBO, 4/22/2006 and 4/24/2006, 2 Parts, 95 minutes each). Two-part costume drama exploring the public and private life of Elizabeth I in the latter half of her reign. Helen Mirren and Jeremy Irons each won an Acting Emmy, with seven other Emmys going to the film for Outstanding Miniseries, director Tom Moore, editing, costumes, art direction, hairstyling, and casting. The film originally aired in GB in late September 2005. Production Companies Company Pictures, HBO Pictures, Channel 4 Television. Director Tom Hooper. Executive Producers George Faber, Charlie Pattinson, Suzan Harrison. Co-Executive Producer Nigel Williams. Producer Barney Reisz. Teleplay Nigel Williams. Photography Dmitrij Gribanov. Music Rob Lane. Editors Beverley Mills, Melanie Oliver. Production Designer Eve Stewart. Cast Helen Mirren (Elizabeth I), Jeremy Irons (Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester [1]), Patrick Malahide (Sir Francis Walsingham), Toby Jones (Robert Cecil), Hugh Dancy (Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex [2]), Barbara Flynn (Mary Queen of Scots), Ian McDiarmid (Willim Cecil, Lord Burghley), Jeremie Covillault (Duke of Anjou), Erich Deshors (Jean de Simier), Simon Woods (Gifford), Diana Kent (Lady Essex), Toby Salaman (Dr. Lopez), Geoffrey Streatfield (Sir Anthony Babington), John McEnery (Jesuit priest), Martin Savage (Stubbs), David Delve (Sir Francis Drake), Martin Marquez (Don Bernadino de Mendoza), Charles Millham (Priest), Ann Firbank (Lady Anne), Mykolas Dorofejus (Davison), Rimantas Magdzevicius (Howard of Effingham), Geoffrey T. Bersey (Hatton), Ewen Bremner (King James VI), Will Keen (Francis Bacon), Benjamin Pullen (Sir Walter Raleigh), Jamie Glover (Richard), Charlotte Asprey (Frances Walsingham), Eddie Redmayne (Southampton), Malcolm Terris (Chaplain), Douglas Reith (Judge), Anna Steel (Lady in waiting), Ramunas Rudokas (Thomas Burghley). 5595 Elvis (CBS, 5/8/2005 and 5/11/2005, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Biographical drama following Presley from his days as a teenager living in Memphis with his mother Gladys and his father Vernon through his electrifying comeback, after years of making mediocre movies, on the eve of his memorable 1968 TV special. Along the way: his marriage to Priscilla Beaulieu, an affair with Ann-Margret while making Viva Las Vegas! and his rocky relationship with Col. Tom Parker, his mentor and manager. British actor Jonathan Rhys-Meyers joins the list of Elvis portrayers through the years, but it’s the King doing the singing on his matchless recordings. Among its Emmy nominations: Outstanding Miniseries, Best Actor, Supporting Actress (Camryn Manheim as Gladys Presley), and Supporting Actor (Randy Quaid as the Colonel), and the film’s costume designer (for part one). Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Greenblatt/Janollari Studio. Director James Steven Sadwith. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Robert Greenblatt, David Janollari. Co-Executive Producers Jorg Westerkamp, Thomas Becker, Ilene Kahn Power. Producer Judy Cairo-Simpson. Supervising Producers Malcolm Petal, Kimberly Anderson. Teleplay Patrick Duncan. Photography Jon Joffin. Music Steve Dorff. Editor Katina Zinner. Production Designer David Chapman. Cast Jonathan Rhys-Myers (Elvis Presley), Randy Quaid (Col. Tom Parker), Rose McGowan (Ann-Margret), Tim Guinee (Sam Phillips), Antonia Bernath (Priscilla Presley), Jack Noseworthy (Steve Binder), Robert Patrick (Vernon Presley), Camryn Manheim (Gladys Presley), Clay Steakley (Bill Black), Mark Adam (Scotty Moore), Robert Treveiler (Larry Geller), Jennifer Rae Westley (Dixie Locke), John Boyd West (Red West), Randy McDowell (Gene Smith), Eric William Pierson (D. J. Fontana), Jill Jane Clements (Marion Keisker), Marion Zinser (Grandma Minnie), Dan Triandiflou (George Klein), Bart Hansard (Steve Sholes), Michael Cahill (Barry Shultz), Tony Bentley (Hal Wallis), Hunt Scarritt (Eddie Bond), Danny Nelson (Judge Marion Gooding), Bryan Lee McGlouthin (Judge Sam Friedman), Ritchie Montgomery (Horace Logan), Eugenie Bondorant (Mrs. Hughes), Ian Leson (Pvt. Joe Esposito), Stuart Greer (Captain Beaulieu), Caroline McKinley (Mrs. Beaulieu), Laura-Shay Griffin (Gas station girl), Douglas Griffin (Chet Atkins), Dane Rhodes (Edd Hopper), Ryan Rilette (Charlie Hodges), Joseph B. Smith (Lamar Fike), Tom Humbarger (Junior Smith), Earl Maddox (Preacher). 5596 Empire Falls (HBO, 5/28/2005 and 5/29/2005, 2 Parts, 120/95 minutes). A stellar cast works its subtle way through the evocative portrait of the beauty and frustrations of small-town life in Maine (a fictional town called Empire Falls) in this two-part adaptation by Richard Russo of his Pulitzer Prize–winning 2002 novel. Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward work together on film for the 10th time. The production garnered 10 Emmy nominations, including Miniseries, Actor (Ed Harris), Supporting Actor (Newman, Hoffman), Supporting Actress (Woodward), Director, Writer, Editor, and Production Designer. The sole win: Paul Newman, receiving the first Emmy of his legendary career. 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Production Company HBO Pictures. Director Fred Schepisi. Executive Producers Paul Newman, Scott Steindorff, Fred Schepisi, Marc Platt. Producer William Teitler. Teleplay Richard Russo. Based on the Novel by Richard Russo. Photography Ian Baker. Music Paul Grabowsky. Editor Kate Williams. Production Designer Stuart Wurtzel. Cast Ed Harris (Miles Roby), Helen Hunt (Janine Roby), Philip Seymour Hoffman (Charlie Mayne/C. B. Whiting), Robin Wright Penn (Grace Roby), Paul Newman (Max Roby), Aidan Quinn (David Roby), Joanne Woodward (Francine Whiting), William Fichtner (Jimmy Minty), Theresa Russell (Charlene), Kate Burton (Cindy Whiting), Danielle Panabaker (Tick Roby), Delia Robertson (Candace), Lou Taylor Pucci (John Voss), Trevor Morgan (Zack Minty), Jeffrey DeMunn (Horace), Dennis Farina (Walt Comeau), Estelle Parsons (Bea), Nesbitt Blaisdell (Father Tom), Adam LeFevre (Father Mark), David Altshuler (Building inspector), Doree A. Austin (Mrs. Rodrigue), Carey Lowell (Francine at 40), Steven Mendillo (Bill Daws), Larry Pine (Otto Mayer), Timothy J. Ryan (Brian), Matthew Blumm (Miles at 20), Miles Chandler (Young Miles), Tony Takacs (Justin), Claire Winters (Young Cindy), Joshua Lucas (Young Max), Julie Jesneck (Young Francine). 5597 The Engagement Ring (TNT, 11/28/2005, 120 minutes). Patricia Heaton, a young vintner in California wine country, learns about true love when a long-lost engagement ring, sent to her mother during WWII by her beau and misplaced by the post office, is at last delivered fifty years later in this lighthearted drama, bringing together two feuding families. Heaton was one of the producers, along with her husband David Hunt (who plays her spurned fiancé in this tale) for their Four Boys Films. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Four Boys Films, Shoreline Entertainment, Magna Global Entertainment. Director Steven Schachter. Executive Producers Michael Jaffe, Howard Braunstein, Patricia Heaton, David Hunt, Steve Chicorel. Producer Ted Bauman. Co-Producer Lesley Dyer. Teleplay Rodney Vaccaro. Based on a Story by Frank Denson. Photography Eric Van Haren Noman. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Jean Beaudoin. Production Designer Jo-Anne Chorney. Cast Patricia Heaton (Sara Anselmi), Vincent Spano (Tony di Cenzo), Tony Lo Bianco (Nick di Cenzo), Lainie Kazan (Alicia Rose Anselmi), Chuck Shamata (Johnny Anselmi), David Hunt (Brian), Brenda McDonald (Nana), Alfred E. Humphreys (Tom Miller), Richard de Klerk (Young Nick), Vanessa Morley (Young Alicia), Dominic Zamprogna (Young Johnny), Michael Powell (Young Ben), Joel Garner (Young Abe), Julian Christopher (Ben), Frank C. Turner (Abe), Raoul Ganeev (Mike Kalanowski), Stefanie Von Pfetten (Woman in restaurant). 5598 Every Second Counts (Hallmark, 7/12/2008, 120 minutes). Father, an ex–rodeo champ, and teenage daughter, who’s aiming to become a veterinarian, discover the importance of family during tough times and heartbreak in this pseudo-sports drama dealing with rodeo team penning. Production Companies Chesler-Perlmutter Productions, CanWest Global Television. Director John Bradshaw. Executive Producers Lewis B. Chesler, David M. Perlmutter, Paulina Mielech. Producers Elizabeth Sanchez, Robert Vaughn. Teleplay Arthur Martin Jr. Photography Paul Mitchnick. Music Stacey Hersh. Editor Marvin Lawrence. Production Designer Paul Joyal. Cast Stephen Collins (Joe Preston), Barbara Williams (Helen Preston), Magda Apanowicz (Brooke Preston), Chelah Horsdal (Miss Allen), Eric Keenleyside (Dutch), Brett Dier (Caden), Patrick Gilmore (Vet), Colby Johansson (Rick), Jim Shield (Ken), Beverly Elliott (Waitress), Roman Podhora (Ring announcer #1), Kwesi Ameyaw (Mr. Coleman), Frank Cassini (Frank), Cassandra Sawtell (Dutch’s granddaughter). 5599 The Exonerated (Court TV, 1/27/2005, 95 minutes). A stellar cast literally “reads” its way through this sober filming of Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen’s 2002 off-Broadway anti–death penalty drama, based, in interspersed stories, on the letters of six death row inmates and acted on sparse sets under the direction of actor Bob Balaban. Susan Sarandon, the lone female inmate here, was part of the first reading of the work in 2000. This filmed version features 43 actors playing family members, prosecutors, judges, and detectives involved with the six focal characters playing those who have spent up to 22 years imprisoned only to later be found innocent and released. Production Companies The Culture Project, Chicagofilms, Radical Media. Director Bob Balaban. Executive Producers Bob Balaban, Allan Buchman. Producers Greg Schultz, Steven Tabakin. Teleplay Jessica Blank, Erik Jensen. Based on their play. Photography Rufus Sandefer. Music David Ropbbins. Editor Andy Keir. Cast Brian Dennehy (Gary Gauger), Danny Glover (David Keaton), Delroy Lindo (Delbert Tibbs), Aidan Quinn (Kerry Max Cook), Susan Sarandon (Sonia “Sunny” Jacobs), David Brown Jr. (Robert Earl Hayes), Bobby Cannavale (Jessie Jacobs), Lee Tergesen (Walter Rhoads), Brian Kerwin (Detective), April Yvette Thompson (Georgia Hayes), Johanna Day (Sandra Cook), Katherine Leask (Sue Gauger), Grainger Hines (Prosecutor), Tom Riis Farrell (Farmer), Laurence Luckinbill (Prosecutor), Dennis Burkley (Sheriff Carroll), Carlin Glynn (Judge).

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5600 Expecting a Miracle (Hallmark, 1/10/2009, 120 minutes). Facing difficult marital issues, a professional couple escapes for a few days in Mexico but their SUV breaks down outside of a tiny south-of-the-border village where they find hope in this unlikeliest of locales, thanks to a kindly priest, a young boy with an infectious positive outlook, and the kid’s watchful older brother. Based on the 1978 book The Miracle of Dommatina by Ira Avery. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Faith and Family Entertainment, LG Films. Director Steve Gomer. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Mike Moran, Douglas W. Dean. Teleplay Donald Davenport. Based on a Book by Ira Avery. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Teri Polo (Donna Stanhope), Jason Priestley (Pete Stanhope), Cheech Marin (Father Arturo), Rebeka Montoya (Magdalena), Ed Lauter (Walter Enright), Barry Livingston (Dr. Douglas Clark), Shalim Ortiz (Juan Salazar), Kevin Hernandez (Pepillo Salazar), Nicole Gabrielle Scipione (Linda). 5601 Fab Five: The Texas Cheerleader Scandal (Lifetime, 8/2/2008, 120 minutes). Based on a scandal in which five teenage cheerleaders terrorized their school and played by their own rules because the principal (played by Tatum O’Neal) was the mother to one of the them. This film fictionalizes the events that occurred at McKinney (Texas) North High School in 2006. Shooting was done in New Orleans. Production Company Orly Adelson Productions. Director Tom McLoughlin. Executive Producer Orly Adelson. Co-Executive Producer Jonathan Eskenas. Producer Robert J. Wilson. Teleplay Teena Booth. Photography Lloyd Ahern. Music Anton Sanko. Editor Charles Bornstein. Production Designer Chester Kaczenski. Cast Jenna Dewan (Coach Emma Carr), Amber Benson (Brooke Tippit), Aimee Fortier (Lisa Toledo), Jessica Heap (Jeri Blackburn), Stephanie Honore (Ashley), Ashlynn Ross (Tabitha Doerring), Hailey Wist (Megan Harper), Rhoda Griffis (Patricia Blackburn), Tatum O’Neal (Principal Lorene Tippit), Jason Davis (Tim), Dameon Clarke (Coach Reeve), Nancy McLoughlin (Coach Hanley), Daniel Newman (Trevor), Carissa Capobianco (Cindy Harper), Lara Grice (Reporter), Corey Flaspoehler (The Jock), Taylor Kowalski (Jason), Jonathan Reynolds (Terrence Foster). 5602 Faith of My Fathers (A&E, 5/30/2005, 120 minutes). Dramatization of Arizona senator and Vietnam war hero John McCain’s days at the beginning of his naval career through his five and a half years of captivity as a POW in North Vietnam. Adapted from McCain’s 1999 memoir written with Mark Salter, the film received Emmy nominations for cinematography and production design. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Alan Barnette Productions, Traveler’s Rest Films, A&E Network. Director Peter Markle. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Tom Thayer, Delia Fine. Supervising Producer Malcolm Petal. Producers Emilio Nunez, Alan Barnette. Teleplay Peter Markle, William Bingham. Based on the Memoir by John McCain with Mark Salter. Photography Bill Roe. Music Velton Ray Bunch. Editor Scott Boyd. Production Designer Vincent J. Cresciman. Cast Shawn Hatosy (Lt. John McCain), Scott Glenn (Adm. Jack McCain), Erin Cottrell (Carol McCain), CaryHiroyuki Tagawa (Cat), J. D. Evermore (Cmdr. James Latimer), Brian F. Durkin (Henry Witt), Korbi Dean (Roberta McCain), Shea Wigham (Norris Overly), Joe Chrest (Bob Craner), Troy Rupatsh (Bud Day), Michael Arata (Captain Hart), Tony Bentley (Grey Madden), Chi Moui Lo (Prick), Justin Groetsch (Lt. Everett Alvarez), Jason Alan Smith (Charles Larson), Nicholas Gomez (Becker), Jerry Leggio (Navy captain), Earl Maddox (Choir leader), Douglas Griffin (Sailor), Catherine An (Queenie), Hunt Scarritt (Turncoat POW), Lance E. Nichols (Pritchard), Ashley Taylor (Jim Branch), Jeff Galpin (Colonel). 5603 Fallen (ABC Family, 7/23/2006, 110 minutes). With the help of a seemingly homeless man, who turns out to be a wings-clipped fallen angel, a teenager, orphaned at birth, discovers that he’s part angel. He also finds out that he, his faithful dog Gabriel with whom he can communicate, and his family are earmarked for destruction by full angels. This was the first of several prospective films based on the series of young-adult novels by Thomas E. Sniegoski. Production Company Three Angels Productions. Director Mikael Salomon. Executive Producers Jay Sanders, Pete Donaldson, Sara B. Cooper. Producer Patti Allen. Co-Producer Rose Lam. Teleplay Sara B. Cooper. Based on the Novel by Thomas E. Sniegoski. Photography Jon Joffin. Music David C. Williams. Editor Alan Cody. Production Designer Troy Hansen. Cast Paul Wesley (Aaron Corbett), Tom Skerritt (Ezekial), Rick Worthy (Camael), Elizabeth Lackey (Verchiel), Fernanda Andrade (Vilma Santiago), Chelah Horsdal (Lori Corbett), Russell Porter (Thomas Corbett), Alex Ferris (Stevie Corbett), Carmen Lavigne (Zeke’s daughter), Malcolm Stewart (Dr. Michael Jonas), Jesse Hutch (Peter

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Lockhart), Byron Lawson (Kushiel), Stuart Cowan (David Brady), Eileen Pedde (Mrs. Baker), Jim Shield (Pernial), David Orth (Coach Brady), Byron Mann (Samchiel), Ty Olsson (Hawkins), Diego Klattenhoff (Nathaniel), Jennifer Kitchen (Driver), Peter Williams (Kolazonta), Rhys Williams, Graham Wardle. 5604 Falling in Love with the Girl Next Door (Hallmark, 2/4/2006, 120 minutes). Longtime next-door neighbors Patty Duke and Shelley Long have engaged in a not-so-friendly rivalry for years (although no one can quite remember exactly why they’re feuding), and now are trying to one-up the other in planning the Halloween shindig. The daughter of one and the son of the other, friends from childhood who haven’t seen each other for years, manage to find one another and fall in love in this Romeo and Juliet rip-off—to the despair of their friendly enemy moms. This Halloween-themed show, initially called “Halloween Romance” and scheduled for airing a couple of days before Halloween 2005, was removed from the schedule and aired instead just before Valentine’s Day 2006. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Amy Goldberg, Steven Squillante. Producers Kyle A. Clark, James Wilberger. Teleplay Sally Nemeth. Photography Amit Bhattacharya. Music Ron Ramin. Editor Thomas A. Krueger. Production Designer Rich Linton. Cast Patty Duke (Bridget Connolly), Shelley Long (Betsy Lucas), Patrick Duffy (James Connolly), Bruce Boxleitner (Frank Lucas), Crystal Allen (Theresa Connolly), Ken Marino (Mark Lucas), Brigid Brannagh (Angela), Greg Gromer (Roger Reyes), Jim O’Heir (Father Mayfield), Patty Weaver (Saleslady). 5605 Family Plan (Hallmark, 2/12/2005, 120 minutes). Farce about an ambitious career woman who learns she must have a family to keep her job hires an actor to play her hubby and gets a local kid to be hers—and then discovers that her handsome new boss has moved in next door and she must juggle frantically to keep up the façade. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Steven Squillante. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Rick Gitelson. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music David Kitay. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Tori Spelling (Charlie MacKenzie), Greg Germann (Mr. Walcott), Jordan Bridges (Buck), Michael Bergin (Marcus), Kate Vernon (Victoria Walcott), Richard Woods (Stacy), Jon Polito (Gold), Christopher Cass (Troy Dobson), Tracey Walter (Lou), Rick Overton (Owens), Chloe Moretz (Young Charlie), Abigail Breslin (Nicole), Ryan Tasz (Peter). 5606 The Fantasia Barrino Story: Life Is Not a Fairy Tale (Lifetime, 8/19/2006, 120 minutes). This biopic followed Fantasia Barrino through her struggles with poverty, low self-esteem, teenage pregnancy, and abuse to her rise to national fame as the winner of America Idol. Inspired by her best-selling autobiography, Life Is Not a Fairy Tale, it starred Fantasia as herself, Viola Davis as her mom, and Loretta Devine as her grandmother. Debbie Allen, the actress/dancer, directed. Production Companies Ostar Productions, L.I.F.T. Director Debbie Allen. Executive Producer Bill Haber. CoExecutive Producers Malcolm Petal, Kimberly Anderson, Ellyn Williams, Robert Green. Producer John McMahon. Line Producer Christopher Morgan. Co-Producer Ron Binkowski. Teleplay Keith Glover. Based on the Autobiography by Fantasia Barrino. Photography John W. Simmons. Music Rickey Minor. Editor Lillian E. Benson. Production Designer Bernt Amadeus Capra. Cast Fantasia Barrino (Herself), Loretta Devine (Addie Collins), Kadeem Hardison (Joseph “JoJo” Barrino), Theron “Chico” Benymon (Rodney Birks), Jonell Kennedy (Barbara), Jamia Simone Nash (Young Fantasia), Cedric Pendleton (Johnny Lee Brooks), Julius Tennon (Mr. Emanuel), Viola Davis (Diane Barrino), Thomas Hyde III (Rico Barrino), Michael Arata (Officer Kelvin), Paul Amadi (Young Rico), Brandi Coleman (Valerie), Norman Nixon Jr. (Dewayne), Terrence Thomas (Young Tiny), Deanna Dawn (Ruby), Toussant Duchess (Wanda Jean), Rhianna Mack (Dot), Marcus Lyle Brown (Producer), Mark Adam (Producer), C. S. Cole (Dr. Birks), Paula Abdul (Herself), Randy Jackson (Himself), Simon Cowell (Himself), Ryan Seacrest (Himself), Walter Breaux (Mr. Morse), David Jensen (Interviewer), Marci Stringer (Tess). 5607 Fatal Contact: Bird Flu in America (ABC, 5/9/2006, 120 minutes). A ripped-from-the-headlines tale puts Joely Richardson, as a scientist, in a race to save mankind as an outbreak of avian flu mutates into a virus that becomes transmittable from human to human.

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Production Companies Diana Kerew Productions, Sony Pictures Television. Director Richard Pearce. Executive Producers Diana Kerew, Judith Verno. Producer Dennis A Brown. Teleplay Ron McGee. Photography Ivan Strasburg. Music Mark Adler. Editor Henk Van Eeghen. Production Designer Jon Dowding. Cast Joely Richardson (Dr. Iris Varnack), Stacy Keach (Collin Reed), Ann Cusack (Denise Connelly), Justina Machado (Alma Ansen), Scott Cohen (Gov. Mike Newsome), David Ramsey (Curtis Ansen), Peter O’Brien (Alan), Carolyn Dando (Lauren Connelly), John Atkinson (Ed Connelly), Kate Butler (Chief of Staff Loos), Latham Gaines (Kostomart manager), Steve Bastoni (FEMA Director McGarrett), Jerome Ehlers (Chad Sinclair), Kodi Smit-McPhee (Toby Connelly), Trevor Sal-Louie (Dr. Kuron), Mark Tronson (Derek Newsome), Rebecca Hamilton (Sara Newsome), Geraline Knox (Sandra Long), Brad Hills (Bart Jenkins), Jonny Pasvolsky (Newsome’s aide), Judi Farr (Mrs. Kessel), Nicki Paull, Paul Gitting, Mark Clare, Eliana Saenz, Duncan Young. 5608 Fatal Desire (Lifetime, 4/3/2006, 120 minutes). A bored, manipulative housewife from Pittsburgh and a single dad and recovering alcoholic, an ex-cop Atlantic City casino pit boss, meet in an online chat room and drift into a torrid love affair that escalates into obsessions, secrets, and lies. This true-crime melodrama initially was called “The Fatal Errors,” then “Deceptively Yours.” It was “inspired by” the book Fatal Error by journalists Mark Morris and Paul Janczewski, that in turn was based on the real-life case against Sharee Miller. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Goldenring Productions. Director Ralph Hemecker. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Jane Goldenring. Producer Randy Sutter. Co-Producer Peter Sadowski. Teleplay Ray Wright. Photography Anghel Decca. Music Joel Goldsmith. Editor Drake Silliman. Production Designer Bill Fleming. Cast Anne Heche (Tanya Sullivan), Eric Roberts (Joe Donnelly), Kathleen York (Paula), Melyssa Ade (Cindy), James Edward Campbell (Teddy Donnelly), Barry Flatman (Captain Alcott), Mark Owen (Mark Sullivan), Jessica Parsons (Molly Sullivan), Gary Levert (Bartender), Ian Tench (Sheldon/casino boss), Matthew MacCaull (Furniture delivery guy), Carroll Godsman (Nurse), Juanita Peters (Receptionist), Jim Swansburg, Loretta Yu, Robert Single, Ward Blatch. 5609 Felicity: An American Girl Adventure (The WB, 11/29/2005, 120 minutes). In this second film adapted from the popular “American Girl” stories that tell uplifting tales rooted in significant periods of American history (executive produced by Julia Roberts), a young girl living in Williamsburg, Virginia, during Revolutionary times loves, loses, and regains a horse, taming it and its irascible owner, and gaining the respect of a handsome young teenage patriot. The film’s predecessor was Samantha: An American Girl Holiday which premiered a year earlier. Production Companies Revolution Studios, Warner Bros. Television. Director Nadia Tass. Executive Producers Nancy Bennett, Lisa Gillan, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Deborah Schindler, Julia Roberts. Producer Terry Gould. Teleplay Anna Sandor. Photography David Parker. Music Chris Hajian. Editor David Ray. Production Designer Lindsey Hermer-Bell. Cast Shailene Woodley (Felicity Merriman), Kevin Zegers (Ben Davidson), David Gardner (Grandfather Merriman), John Schneider (Mr. Merriman), Marcia Gay Harden (Mrs. Merriman), Katie Henney (Elizabeth Cole), Geza Kovacs (Jiggy Nye), Lynne Griffin (Lady Templeton), Juliet Holland-Rose (Annabelle Cole), Janine Theriault (Miss Manderly), Eulala Grace Scheel (Nan Merriman), Bruce Beaton, Peter Crockett, Hilary Crane, Jean Daigle, Craig Aldridge, Rotha Ford Gray, Robinne Fanfair. 5610 Fielder’s Choice (Hallmark, 6/18/2005, 120 minutes). High-powered bachelor ad executive Chad Lowe finds himself a de facto dad when his sister dies in an auto accident and her autistic eight-year-old son is left in his care. This sentimental Hallmark movie premiered rightly on the eve of Father’s Day. George Segal played Lowe’s curmudgeonly boss. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Kevin Connor. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Amy Goldberg. Producers Steven Wesley Bridgewater, Albert T. Dickerson III. Teleplay Scott Huebscher, Dan Roberts. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Andrew Rose. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Chad Lowe (Phillip Fielder), Marin Hinkle (Holly Ford), George Segal (JD), K’Sun Ray (Zach), Ellen Greene (Jill), Bodhi Elfman (Lou), Dena Dietrich (Bessie), Nicole Gabrielle Scipione (Bernadette), William Allen Young (Roy), Robert Alan Beuth (Mitchell), Miriam Flynn (Rose), Charles Napier (Taco Bob), Daryl Anderson (Dr. Davenport), Amy Higgins (Linda), Jennifer Echols (Mediator), Kevin Brief (Penny Pincher), Melissa Jones, Jeremy Howard.

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5611 Fighting the Odds: The Marilyn Gambrell Story (Lifetime, 8/22/2005, 120 minutes). Jami Gertz stars as the real-life do-gooder from Houston who quit her parole-officer job to shepherd an in-school support group for the children of incarcerated parents. What results is the founding of “No More Victims,” a program to help at-risk inner city kids—which was the original title of this TV movie. Production Company Once Upon a Time Films. Director Andy Wolk. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, Craig Baumgarten. Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev, Damian Ganczewski. Teleplay Andy Wolk, Peter Wolk. Photography John Berrie. Music Bruce Leitl. Editor Drake Silliman. Production Designer Gord Wilding. Cast Jami Gertz (Marilyn Gambrell), Ernie Hudson (Perry Beasley), Stacy Meadows Jr. (Cody), Sicily Sewell (Lisa Jones), Trent Cameron (Jamal), Edwin Hodge (Darnell), Regine Nehy (Valerie), Zak Santiago (Ed Rivera), Eugene A. Clark (Reginald Spivey), Karen Holness (Alice Creagan), Karen Glave (Annette Hughes), Adrian Holmes (Lawrence [Lisa’s dad]), Shaun Johnston (Mr. Pettit), Tim Koetting (Mr. Lazar), Klodyne Rodney (Valerie’s mom), Lucia Walters (Janelle [Lisa’s mom]), Jamie Lewis (Sean), Pamela Parker (Jamal’s mom), Ron Selmour (Ronald [Valerie’s stepdad]), Jorge Vargas (Miguel), Joyce Kim (Chrissie). 5612 Final Approach (Hallmark, 5/24/2008, 180 minutes). A big-name cast works its way through this three-hour (down from four) terror-in-the-sky thriller at 30,000 feet where a plane has been commandeered by wild-eyed Anthony Michael Hall, demanding that a cult leader friend be released from prison, and, just happened to be aboard, heroic Dean Cain, a former FBI agent returning home after another failed job interview. For him it becomes Die Hard time. Initially this was to have been a two-part four-hour drama scheduled for November 2007. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Mike Moran, Nick Lombardo. Producers Kyle A. Clark, James Wilberger. Teleplay Adam Armus, Kay Foster. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Jonathan Carlson. Cast Dean Cain (Jack Bender), Anthony Michael Hall (Greg Gillard), Lea Thompson (Alicia Bender), William Forsythe (Silas Jansen), Ernie Hudson (Agent Lorenzo Dawson), Tracey Gold (Lina Howren), Scott Reeves (Dan Reynolds), Sunny Mabrey (Sela Jameson), Judith Hoag (Maria Gifford), Richard Roundtree (Gary Markash), Stacy Haiduk (Alexa Windom), Barry Livingston (Brian Fields), Scott Paulin (Robert Windom), Candy Azzara (Elizabeth Foxhaven), Christopher Cousins (Vince Gifford), Rod McCary (Gerald Friedman), Tembi Locke (Jackie Reynolds), D. C. Douglas (Doug Ellis), John Mese (Mike Hardgrove), Mik Scriba (Detective Allen), Scott Morgan (Dirk Madden), Blaine Saunders (Jilly Gilford), Anthony Reynolds (Terrorist Thomas), Michael Maize (Lyons), Jonathan Strait (FBI Agent Gilford), Al Cerullo (Fred Robinson/newscaster), Lawrence J. Russo (Police officer), Dominic Rains (Abu Karlin). 5613 Final Days of Planet Earth (Hallmark, 10/14/2006, 180 minutes). After stumbling upon an alien conspiracy, an archeologist becomes enmeshed in an against-all-odds battle to save the human race from very big and terrifying insect aliens—one of whom is Daryl Hannah, as a mutant praying mantis masquerading as a human who is working in the office of San Francisco’s mayor. The Hollywood Reporter called this three-hour movie (originally scheduled as a two-part four-hour flick) “a sci-fi thriller-cum-camp extravaganza.” Production Company RHI Entertainment. Director Robert Lieberman. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr. Producers Matthew O’Connor, Michael O’Connor. Co-Producer Roger Soffer. Teleplay Roger Soffer, Christian Ford, William Robert Thumm. Photography Thomas Burstyn. Music Jeff Rona. Editor Michael John Bateman. Production Designer Clyde Klotz. Cast Daryl Hannah (Liz Quinlan), Gil Bellows (Lloyd Walker), Suleka Mathew (Marianne Winters), Beau Starr (Oliver Halden), Patrick Gilmore (Spence Desroches), Tygh Runyan (Nick), Tina Milo (Bella), Campbell Scott (Cmdr. William Phillips), William MacDonald (Cruikshank), Mike Kopsa (Dalton), Erik Breker (James Bowen), John Cassini (Jake Roth), Nathaniel Deveaux (Paul), Jerry Wasserman (Markley), Sophie Alden (Sally), Ryan McDonell (Jonathan Ellis), Robert Turner (Lieutenant), Cameron Forbes (Clerk), David Lovgren (Collins), Gregory Michaels (Czarski), Mark Pawson (Newsman), John Mann (Room 86 clerk), Tom Heaton (Casey), Jenny Mitchell, Tim O’Halloran, Mary Black, Grahame Andrews, Camyar Chai. 5614 Finish Line (Spike TV, 4/21/2008, 120 minutes). A stock car driver, desperately in need of money to fix his car, accepts a shady offer for fast cash to be a mechanic and personal bodyguard for a millionaire importer who turns out to be an illegal arms dealer. This action film also was known as “Redline.” Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Gerry Lively. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. 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Producers Nick Lombardo, H. Daniel Gross, Mike Moran. Producer Randy Pope. Teleplay Ron McGee. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Paul D’Amour. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Samuel Page (Mitch Camponella), Taylor Cole (Jessie Chase), Scott Baio (Frank Chase), Dan Lauria (Joe Camponella), Ian Reed Kesler (Tony “Gooch” Guccine), Timilee Romolini (Agent Matthews), Steve Tom (Colin), John Enos III (Carl Stemmings), Marc Gomes (Eddie Vlasek), Marty Lodge (Porter Jones), Joe Sabatino (Kryling), James Bridges (FBI agent Martin), David Giuntoli (Aaron Turner), Travis Willingham (Off. Tommy Granger), Tracy Dali (Warden Ilsa), Stephen Full (Mustafa), Lexi Baxter (Blossom). 5615 Firestorm: Last Stand at Yellowstone (A&E, 9/4/2006, 120 minutes). Drama re-creating the events surrounding one of the worst fires in the history of Yellowstone, as actors Scott Foley and Richard Burghi play the leaders of a team of firefighters battling the 1988 conflagration. Filming was done not in Yellowstone but outside of Vancouver. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Cypress Point Productions. Director John Lafia. Executive Producers Gerald W. Abrams, Michael Jaffe, Delia Fine. Co-Executive Producers Robert Green, Michael R. Goldstein. Producer Clara George. Teleplay John Fasano, Mark Wheaton. Photography David Foreman. Music Henning Lohner. Editor Stan Salfas. Production Designer Michael Joy. Cast Scott Foley (Clay Harding), Richard Burgi (Richard Danville), Tanya Allen (Ranger Annie Calgrove), Brian Markinson (Scott Clark), Ty Olsson (Riley Herman), Lynda Boyd (Margaret Sheldon), Kevin McNulty (Interior Secretary Levine), Diego McKendall (Willis), Michael Daingerfield (Gerry), Sara Jane Redmond (Valerie Danville), Philip Granger (Whirlybird Wes Cash), Jessica Amlee (Nikki Danville), Jared Keenan (Sean Billis), Ryan Kennedy (Jim), Mike Reagan (John Easterbrook), Heather Feeney (Welcome Park Ranger). 5616 Flight 93 (A&E, 1/30/2006, 120 minutes). This Canadian-made docudrama, a real-time account of the events on United Flight 93 on 9/11, played out what might have happened on one of the planes hijacked that crashed near Shanksville, PA, when passengers, led by the likes of Todd Beamer, foiled the terrorist plot. The film earned six Emmy nominations, including Best TV Movie and Best Director. Production Companies David Gerber Productions, Fox Television. Director Peter Markle. Executive Producers David Gerber, Delia Fine. Supervising Producer David Craig. Producer Clara George. Teleplay Nevin Schreiner. Photography Mark Irwin. Music Velton Ray Bunch. Editor Scott Boyd. Production Designer Eric Fraser. Cast Jeffrey Nordling (Tom Burnett), Brennan Elliott (Todd Beamer), Kendall Cross (Deena Burnett), Ty Olsson (Mark Bingham), Monnae Michaell (Lisa Jefferson), Colin Glazer (Jeremy Glick), April Telek (Lyz Glick), Laura Mennell (Elizabeth Wainio), Gwynyth Walsh (Esther Heymann), Jacqueline Ann Steuart (Lauren Grandcolas), Amin Nazemzadeh (Ziad Jarrah), Karen Holness (CeeCee Lyles), Marilyn Norry (Alice Hogan), Kirsten Williamson (Melodie Homer), Biski Gugushe (Leroy Homer Jr.), Tom Butler (Colonel), Wanda Cannon (Debbie Walsh), Rob Morton (Vaughn Hogan), Barry Levy (Capt. Jason Dahl), Zak Santiago (Ahmed Alhaznawi), Shawn Ahmed (Saeed Alghamdi), Jerry Wasserman (Mickey Rothberg), B. J. Harrison (Wanda Green), Linda Darlow (Lorraine Bay), Kate Robbins (JoAnn Makely), Patti Harras (Sandy Bradshaw), Daryl Shuttleworth (Boston supervisor), Aaron Pearl (Boston controller #1), Roger Haskett (Boston controller #2), John Furey (Cleveland controller #1), Ingrid Torrance (Cleveland controller #2), Benita Ha (Newark gate agent), Mike Kopsa (Newark controller), Hrothgar Mathews (Michael Woodward), Bill Mondy (Airline exec), Michael Daingerfield (FBI agent), Adam Harrington (Dixie [F-10 pilot]). 5617 Flirting with Forty (Lifetime, 12/6/2008, 120 minutes). A divorced mother approaching her 40th birthday (a then 48-year-old Heather Locklear) takes a vacation to Hawaii and soon finds herself in an unexpected romance with a much younger man. Based on Jane Porter’s 2006 book. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Peace Out Productions, Sony Pictures Television. Director Mikael Salomon. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Judith Verno. Co-Executive Producer Lucy Mukerjee. Producer Lynn Raynor. Co-Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev, Ron Binkowski. Teleplay Julia Dahl. Based on a Book by Jane Porter. Photography Jon Joffin. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Scott Vickrey. Production Designers Louise Middleton, Scott Cobb. Cast Heather Locklear (Jackie Laurens), Robert Buckley (Kyle Hamilton), Vanessa Williams (Kristine), Cameron Bancroft (Daniel Laurens), Sam Duke (William Laurens), Anne Hawthorne (Clare), Chelah Horsdal (Anne), Stefanie Von Pfetten (Nicole), Jamie Bloch (Jessica Laurens), Ted Whittall (Dr. Sonnet), Christy Greene (Melinda), Tracy Trueman (Sabrina), Katie Westman (Lisa), James Brennan (Michael), Joe-Norman Shaw (Phil), Hamish Boyd (Christmas tree salesman).

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5618 Flower Girl (Hallmark, 11/14/2009, 120 minutes). Romantic comedy about a florist named Laurel Haverford, who’s losing hope that her prince is ever going to ride up on a white horse after having gone through an assortment of toads. Her grandmother, who owns the flower shop, however, is constantly fixing her up under the theory that the path to Mr. Right may be littered with potholes but eventually will bear fruit. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films. Director Bradford May. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Mike Moran, Randy Pope. Producers Lincoln Lageson, Erik Heiberg, Tony Roman. Teleplay Marjorie A. Sweeney. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Ceiri Torjussen. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Marla Sokoloff (Laurel Haverford), Marion Ross (Rose Dumont), Christina Pickles (Evangeline Walker), Nicolas Coster (Gavin Green), Brook Kerr (Brooke Harper), Kieren Hutchison (Stephen Banks), Terry Maratos (Dr. Evan Cooper), Robert Neary (Marshall Upshaw), Bonnie Root (Victoria Darling), Nora Kirkpatrick (Wendy), Annie Campbell (Kirsten Somerset), Rick Scarry (Pastor Lane), Hayley Timsit (Young Laurel), Austin Graves (Bridesmaid), Michelle Josette (Bride), Erik Kowalski (Bartender), Neva Cole (Laurel’s mother). 5619 For One Night (Lifetime, 2/6/2006, 120 minutes). With the help of her high school pals and an alum who now is a reporter from New Orleans, crusading teenager Raven-Symone, all grown up from her days on The Cosby Show, sets out to integrate her school’s two separate proms—one white, one black, but their idea shakes up the town in this inspired-by-actual-events drama. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Res Ipsa Media Inc. Director Ernest Dickerson. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Kyle Bowser. Co-Executive Producers Malcolm Petal, Kimberly Anderson. Producers Christopher Morgan, Randy Sutter, Richard Fischoff. Co-Producer Peter Sadowski. Teleplay Denitria Harris-Lawrence. Photography Phil Oetiker. Music Patrice Rushen. Editor Stephen Lovejoy. Production Designer James A. Gelarden. Cast Raven-Symone (Brianna McCallister), Aisha Tyler (Desiree Howard), Jason Lewis (Mark Manning), Joan Pringle (Ms. Edna Howard), Harold Sylvester (Mr. James Howard), Gary Grubbs (Councilman Bob Thornton), Donna Duplantier (Aunt Marlene Armstrong), Sam Jones III (Brandon Williams), Rhoda Griffis (Principal Ginnie Stephens), Caroline Jahne (Carla Thornton), James Aaron (Myron Dawson), Adam Powell (Paul Beaudine), William Ragsdale (Everett Randall), Mark Krasnoff (Ronald Macon), Larry Gamell Jr. (Daryl Dawson), Katie Seeley (Kelly Reynolds), Azure Dawn (Lily Duboise), Mary Beth Kratky (Shannon Williams), Andrea Ragsdale (Phyllis March), Brandi Coleman (Sally), Gary Desroche (Mr. Teppa), Daina Gozan (Sela), Louis Herthum (Sheriff Taylor), Mills Allison (Ely Hardy), Yvette Ganier (Juanita Dawson). 5620 For the Love of a Child (Lifetime, 1/9/2006, 120 minutes). Two determined women begin working for neglected children after touring Asia in 1959 as USO performers and help found Childhelp USA in this fact-based drama adapted from the 2003 book Silence Broken that they cowrote. Production Companies Craig Anderson Productions, Dog Run Productions, First Light Productions. Director Douglas Barr. Executive Producers Craig Anderson, Andre Canaparo, Jill Iliff Canaparo. Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall, Larry Rapaport. Teleplay Duane Poole. Based on a Book by Sara O’Meara, Yvonne Fedderson. Photography Peter Benison. Music Jeff Rona. Editor Jacqueline Cambas. Production Designer Myron Hyrak. Cast Peri Gilpin (Sara O’Meara), Teri Polo (Yvonne Fedderson), Maria Del Mar (Annie Grayson), John PyperFerguson (Richard Aubrey), Matthew Knight (Jacob Fletcher), Emily Hirst (Laura Wade), Jake D. Smith (Michael), David McNally (Bart Fletcher), Marty Antonini (Detective Carter), Rod Heatherington (Patrol officer), Lori Ravensborg (Mrs. Wade), Brendan Meyer (David), Jodi Stecyk (Johnny), McKenzie Frechette (Karen Wade), René Christianson (Michael’s mom), Diana Frechette (Counselor), Enid Soltereder (Julia Grayson), Patricia Darbesle (Dr. Ryan), Carrie Schiffler (Mrs. Fletcher), Chris Manyluk (Surgeon), Brian Dooley (Colonel Johnson), Patricia Casey (Neighbor), Orest Kinasawich (Bishop O’Connor). 5621 For the Love of Grace (Hallmark, 8/30/2008, 120 minutes). A self-absorbed, workaholic how-to author at a publishing company hooks up with a hunky firefighter who, after his wife’s death, gets himself suspended for needlessly risking his life in a fire, after he rescues her from a burning condo—but they manage to work things out pretty well—despite her fiancé who’s hovering in the wings. Production Companies Whizbang Films, Lee Distribution Inc., Saving Grace Productions. Director Craig Pryce. Executive Producers Orly Adelson, Frank Siracusa, Amy Goldberg. Co-Executive Producer Mark Consuelos. Producer Ian McDougall. Teleplay Paul Ruehl, Ramona Barckert. Photography Gerald Packer. Music Jack Lenz. Editor George Roulston. Production Designer Ingrid Jurek.

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Cast Mark Consuelos (Steve Lockwood), Chandra West (Grace Harding), Ennis Esmer (Frank Lockwood), Cara Pifko (Jen), Corbin Bernsen (Captain Washington), Kevin Jubinville (Cliff), Rosemary Dunsmore (Rosemary), Daniel Petronijevic (Murph), Cameron Graham (Bill), Jane Luk (Nurse), Gerry Fiorini (Policeman). 5622 Four Minutes (ESPN, 10/6/2005, 120 minutes). Biopic celebrating the accomplishments of runner Roger Bannister, with British actor Jamie Maclachlan as the then-young Olympics hopeful and medical student who, in May 1954, became the first man to break the four-minute mile, under the guidance of his crusty coach, played fictionally here by Christopher Plummer. An Emmy nomination went to James Chressanthis for photography. Production Company Cypress Point Productions. Director Charles Beeson. Executive Producers Gerald W. Abrams, Bud Greenspan. Co-Executive Producer Michael R. Goldstein. Producer Lynn Raynor. Teleplay Frank Deford. Photography James Chressanthis. Music John Frizzell. Editor Michael Ornstein. Art Director Karen Bromley, Lucinda Zak. Cast Jamie Maclachlan (Roger Bannister), Christopher Plummer (Coach Archie Mason), Amy Rutherford (Moyra Jacobson), Shaun Smyth (Norris McWhirter), Leon Pownall (Dr. Walker), Grahame Wood (Chris Chataway), Drew Carnwath (Chris Brasher), Chris Wiggins (Alistair Rowan), Audrey Gardiner (Annabelle Davenport), Philip Craig (Mr. Bannister), Darcy Dunlop (Mrs. Bannister), Shaun Austin-Olsen (Bellamy), Graham Harley (Parsons), Jonathan Watton (Hamilton), Kate Hewlett (Helen), Ryan Hollyman (Older runner), Jeffrey Weedon (Young Bannister), Shane Mackinnon (Carson), Nicholas Rose (Paul), Robert Laughton (Wheelock), Frank Blanch (Mr. Smyth). 5623 Frederick Forsyth’s “Icon” (Hallmark, 5/30/2005, 2 Parts, 120/90 minutes). An ex–CIA agent (Patrick Swayze) is enlisted by the British ambassador (Michael York) to deal with the possible election of a no-goodnik (Patrick Bergin) who has a shot at the Russian presidency in this two-part adaptation of Frederick Forsyth’s 1996 political thriller—filmed primarily in Russia and Bulgaria with a polyglot cast. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Charles Martin Smith. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson, Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Supervising Producer Therese Ryan. Producer Patrick Peach. Teleplay Adam Armus, Kay Foster. Based on the Novel by Frederick Forsyth. Photography David Connell. Music Daniel Licht, Mark Kilian. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Valentina Mladenova. Cast Patrick Swayze (Jason Monk), Annika Peterson (Sonia Astrova), Michael York (Sir Nigel Irvine), Ben Cross (Col. Anatoly Grishin), Patrick Bergin (Igor Komarov), Jeff Fahey (Harvey Blackledge), Barry Morse (Pres. Josef Cherkassov), Jay Benedict (Rogers), Joss Ackland (General Nikolayev), Niko Nicotera (Andrei Kasanov), Steven Speirs (Viktor Akopov), Marta Kondova (Elena), Dodel Daneti (Leonid Zaitsev), Valentin Ganev (Tonkin), Vladimir Bonev (General Korin). 5624 Front of the Class (CBS, 12/7/2008, 120 minutes). This Hallmark Hall of Fame drama was inspired by the true story of a young man diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome who overcomes considerable odds to become a gifted teacher. Based on the 2005 autobiography by Brad Cohen, with Lisa Wysocky. Production Companies Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions, McGee Street Productions. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producers Brent Shields, Timothy Shriver. Producer Andrew Gottlieb. Co-Producer Cameron Charles Johann. Teleplay Tom Rickman. Based on the Autobiography by Brad Cohen with Lisa Wysocky. Photography Paul Elliott. Music Ernest Troost. Editor David Beatty. Production Designer James A. Gelarden. Cast Jimmy Wolk (Brad Cohen), Patricia Heaton (Ellen Cohen), Treat Williams (Norman Cohen), Dominic Scott Kay (Young Brad), Sarah Drew (Nancy Lazarus), Kathleen York (Diane), Joe Chrest (Principal Jim Obvey), Johnny Pacar (Jeff Cohen), Charles Henry Wyson (Young Jeff), Charlie Finn (Ron), Dianne Butler (Hilarie Straka), Helen Ingebritsen (Susan), Laura Whyte (Brenda), Michael Pniewski (Principal Meyer), Michael Cole (Principal Fowler), Katherine Shepler (Heather), Bryce Wilkins (Gaylon), Zach Miller (Thomas), Anna Rappaport (Amanda), Ric Reitz (Amanda’s father), Nicholas Stargel (Eli), Connor Hill (Henry), Karen Beyer (Mrs. Wilkins), Sandra Ellis Lafferty (Recruiter), Lori Beth Edgeman (Deborah), Matt Borel (Test administrator), Michael Byrnes (Heather’s father). 5625 The Gambler, the Girl, and the Gunslinger (Hallmark, 7/11/2009, 120 minutes). A suave con man who wins half a parcel of land in the Old West in a game of poker has a contentious relationship with his “partner,” a rough and tough cowboy, one-upping each other, overseeing the ranch hands, and seeking the heart of

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the cowpoke’s purty “lady friend.” But when outlaws ride into town and try taking it over, the gambler and the gunslinger must put aside their differences and work to save everything. This lighthearted Western initially was titled “Kingdom Come.” Production Companies Randolph Films, Gary Hoffman Productions, Blueprint Entertainment. Director Anne Wheeler. Executive Producers Ira Pincus, Gaby Hoffman, Noreen Halpern, John Morayniss. Producer Randolph Cheveldave. Teleplay Larry Cohen, Bob Barbash, Neal Dobrofsky, Tippy Dobrofsky. Photography Paul Mitchnick. Music Brian S. Carr, Terence Davis. Editor Jana Fritsch. Production Designer Andrew Deskin. Cast Dean Cain (Shea McCall), James Tupper (B. J. Stoker), Allison Hossack (Liz Calhoun), Keith MacKechnie (Cal Stoomey), Michael Eklund (Red), John DeSantis (Mule), Teach Grant (Joker), Alejandro Abellan (Diego), Sheldon Yamkovy (Sergeant). 5626 The Gathering (Lifetime, 10/13/2007 and 10/14/2007, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). A frantic doctor, in search of his wife after she vanishes without a trace, and getting no help from local authorities, stumbles upon a cabal of witches who have convened in New York City. This two-part occult thriller was written by John Shiban. Production Companies Patriarch Pictures, Cine Pico, Grove Street Pictures, Sony Pictures Television. Director Bill Eagles. Executive Producers David Eick, Tom Patricia, John Shiban. Producer John M. Eckert. Teleplay John Shiban. Photography Steve Cosens. Music Jeff Rona. Editor Paul Trejo, Lynne M. Whitlock. Production Designer John Dondertman. Cast Peter Gallagher (Dr. Michael Foster), Jamie-Lynn Sigler (Maggy Rule), Kristin Lehman (Ann Foster), Jenna Boyd (Elizabeth “Zee” Foster), Peter Fonda (Thomas Carrier), Hugh Dillon (Detective Gamble), James Carroll (Dr. Jerry Tanner), Susanna Thompson (Elaine Tanner), Mike Shara (Andrew Carrier), Greg Bryk (Thomas Carrier Jr.), Maria Ricossa (Cynthia Woollacott), Hannah Lochner (Sarah Carrier), Vickie Papays (Paula), Kelly Hope Taylor (Nurse Emily), Cara Ricketts (Raelle Tucker), Maggie Huculak (Abigail), David Christo (Nurse Alex), Jake Simons (Evan Holter), Lorna Wilson (Mrs. Holter), Ephraim Ellis (Myles Wollacott), Tony Nappo (Hawkes), Mpho Koaho (Tucker), Caroline Cave (Rachel Colson), Rebecca Williams (Tonee Marston), Julian Carvello (Max Revy), Debra McCabe (Myra Carrier Banks), Albert Howell (Biology teacher), Nancy McAlear (Nurse #4), Nicole Crozier (Staff nurse), Bob Desrosiers (Pastor), Ellora Patnaik (Hospice nurse), Sugith Varughese (Male internist), Araby Lockhart (Elderly woman), J. C. Kenny (Election reporter). 5627 Generation Gap (Hallmark, 10/25/2008, 120 minutes). Testing the patience and limits of his single mom, a rebellious New York teenager is shipped off after being expelled from school for fighting, to stay with his no-nonsense World War II vet grandfather in Northern California for the summer to be whipped into shape. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Faith & Family Entertainment. Director Bill L. Norton. Executive Consultant Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Kevin Bocarde, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Stephen Niver. Teleplay Sean King, Raymond Starmann. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Andrew Vona. Production Designer Carlos Lima. Cast Edward Asner (Bart Cahill), Rue McClanahan (Kay), Alex Black (Dylan Statlan), Ralph Waite (Chick), Danielle Savre (Jenny), Hal Williams (Mac), Jack Conley (Johnny), Catherine Mary Stewart (Veronica Statlan), John Heard (Principal Stewart), Charlie McDermott (Corey Miller), Zack Bradshaw (Deputy Lewis), Christopher Murray (Sheriff Brown), Marcello Palmieri (Tim). 5628 Georgia O’Keeffe (Lifetime, 9/19/2009, 120 minutes). Biopic chronicling the 20-year love affair between celebrated American artist (but then little known) Georgia O’Keeffe and photographer and art impresario Alfred Stieglitz. (In the early 1990s, there had been a PBS American Playhouse drama about O’Keeffe and Stieglitz starring Jane Alexander and Christopher Plummer.) Production Companies Sony Pictures Television, City Entertainment. Director Bob Balaban. Executive Producers Joshua Maurer, Joan Allen, Alixandre Witlin. Producer Tony Mark. Teleplay Michael Cristofer. Photography Paul Elliott. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Kathryn Himoff. Production Designer Stephen Altman. Cast Joan Allen (Georgia O’Keeffe), Jeremy Irons (Alfred Stieglitz), Ed Begley Jr. (Lee Stieglitz), Kathleen Chalfant (Hedwig Stieglitz), Linda Emond (Beck Strand), Henry Simmons (Jean Toomer), Tyne Daly (Mabel Didge Stern), Chad Brummett (Marsden Hartley), Steve Corona (John Marin), Mary Beth Evans (Emmy), Jenny Gabrielle (Dorothy Norman), Bruce McIntosh (Mumford), Marc Miles (Deskey), Robert Mirabel (Tony Luhan), Bill Poague (Duchamp), Luce Rains (Rosenfeld), Charlie J. Jankiewicz (Paul Strand), Christina Koerber (Selma Stieglitz), Girard Swan (Contractor), Bill Sterchi (Justice).

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5629 Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story (TNT, 2/7/2009, 120 minutes). Cuba Gooding Jr. starred in the quality story of Dr. Benjamin Carson, who, with the encouragement of his loving mother, escaped Detroit’s urban underbelly, graduated from Yale, and became one of the world’s top pediatric neurosurgeons and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Production Company Sony Pictures Television. Director Thomas Carter. Executive Producers Margaret Loesch, Dan Angel, Bruce Stein, Thomas Carter. Co-Executive Producers Lester Parris, Lennox Parris. Producer David A. Rosemont. Teleplay John Pielmeier. Photography John B. Aronson. Music Marty Davich. Editor Peter E. Berger. Production Designer Warren Young. Cast Cuba Gooding Jr. (Dr. Ben Carson), Kimberly Elise (Sonya Carson), Aunjanue Ellis (Candy Carson), Gus Hoffman (Teen Bennie), Jaishon Fisher (Young Bennie), Harron Atkins (Teen Carl), Ele Bardha (Dr. Long), Loren Bass (Yale professor), Geoffrey Beauchamp (Dr. Freeman), Tajh Bellow (Young Curtis Carson), Lesley Bevan (Miss Williamson), Ron Coden (Yale chemistry professor), Angela Dawe (Augusta Rausch), Gregory Dockery II (Teen Curtis Carson), Zac Douglass (Mark Buckley), Ithamar Enriquez (José Gonzalez), Danny Goldring (Professor Burket), Maestro Harrell (Teen Joe), John Hickman (Mr. Jaeck), John Hoogenakker (Psychiatrist). 5630 A Girl Like Me: The Gwen Araujo Story (Lifetime, 6/19/2006, 120 minutes). A transgendered Latino teen’s single mom prevails upon her close-knit family to accept him/her only to have him tragically beaten to death by a group of boys who discover the secret, which pushes the mother to bring them to justice and advocate the rights of all transgendered people. This fact-based drama (it happened in Northern California in the late 1990s) was co-executive produced by Gloria Allred, noted victims’ rights attorney. Production Companies Zev Braun Pictures, Sony Pictures Television. Director Agnieszka Holland. Executive Producers Zev Braun, Philip Krupp. Co-Executive Producer Gloria Allred. Producer Fran Rosati. Teleplay Shelley Evans. Photography David Frazee. Music Jan A. P. Kaczmarek. Editor Michael John Bateman. Production Designer Marian Wihak. Cast Mercedes Ruehl (Sylvia Guerrero), J. D. Pardo (Eddie/Gwen Araujo), Lupe Ontiveros (Mami), Henry Darrow (Papi), Corey Stoll (Joey Marino), Leela Savasta (Chita Araujo at 17), Avan Jogia (Danny Araujo), Jacqueline Samuda (Angie), Zak Santiago (Carlos Guerrero), Jay Brazeau (Defense Attorney), Hrothgar Mathews (Prosecutor), Marilyn Norry (Dr. Martin), Tegan Moss (Lisa White), Nolan Funk (Michael Magidson), Vanesa Tomasino (Tamara), Suzanne Ristic (Inez), Carmen Lavigne (June), Manoj Sood (Cashier), Eric Keenleyside (Police sergeant), Grayson Holt (Jaron Nabors), Neil Denis (José Merel), Jorgito Vargas (Jason Cazares), Judith Maxie (Judge), Graham Young (Marina), Rondel Reynoldson (Doctor), Robert Clarke (Principal Harvey), Roger Haskett (Pastor), Patti Allan, Jenny Mitchell. 5631 Girl, Positive (Lifetime, 6/25/2007, 120 minutes). A high school senior (Andrea Bowen) by chance visit to an AIDS clinic hears that she may be infected with HIV and must come to terms with the life-altering news. Originally titled “Consequences.” Production Company von Zerneck-Sertner Films. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Nancey Silvers. Co-Executive Producers Peter Werner, Malcolm Petal, Kimberly Anderson. Producers Randy Sutter, Christopher Morgan. Teleplay Nancey Silvers. Photography Neil Roach. Music Richard Marvin. Editor David Beatty. Production Designer James A. Gelarden. Cast Jennie Garth (Sara Bennett), Andrea Bowen (Rachel Sandler), S. Epatha Merkerson (Ariel Winters), Nathan Anderson (Tim Wiley), Evon Gamble (Greg Markwell), Rhoda Griffis (Karen Sandler), Caroline McKinley (Sandra Markwell), Erik von Detten (Jason Bartlett), Andrew Matthews (Mark Bartlett), Corey Flaspoehler (Randy Newell), Laura Wiggins (Lindsey Carter), Paul Rae (Coach Fulmer), Lance E. Nichols (Dr. Crane), Lara Grice (Loren), Veronica Berry (Helen), Jonell Kennedy (Monica), Barbara Harney (School secretary). 5632 Go Figure (Disney Channel, 6/10/2005, 95 minutes). Disney film about a girl who is an Olympic hopeful figure skater who wants to train with a Russian figure skating coach, and signs on with her high school’s girls hockey team. Olympic star Kristi Yamaguchi turns up as the teenager’s role model. Production Companies Just Singer Entertainment, Salty Pictures Inc. Director Francine McDougall. Executive Producer Sheri Singer. Producer Don Schain. Teleplay Patrick J. Clifton, Beth Rigazio. Photography Gordon Lonsdale. Music Kenneth Burgomaster. Editor Terry Blythe. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Cast Jordan Hinson (Katelin Kingsford), Whitney Sloan (Amy “Hollywood” Henderson), Cristine Rose (Natasha Goberman), Ryan Malgarini (Bradley Kingsford), Tania Gunadi (Mojo), Amy Halloran (Ronnie), Brittany

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Curran (Pamela), Sabrina Speer (Shelby Singer), Jake Abel (Spencer), Kristi Yamaguchi (Herself), Jodi Russell (Linda Kingsford), Curt Dousett (Ed Kingsford), Paul Kiernan (Coach Reynolds), Morgan Lund (Bob), Austin Jepson (Hooner), Anne Sward (Ginger), Robert J. Baker (Mr. Jablonsky), Shauna Thompson (Assistant Coach Grace), Kadee Leishman (Heather), Anne Kathryn Parma (Skater #1), Ruby Chase O’Neil (Tiny Skater). 5633 A Golden Christmas (ION, 12/13/2009, 120 minutes). A young couple who years before lost one another after being brought together by a golden retriever one summer reconnect when the woman, now widowed with a young son, moves back home only to find the family place has been sold to that very same hunkish guy—and there’s another retriever in the picture. Production Companies Maple Island Films, MarVista Entertainment. Director John Murlowski. Executive Producers Michael D. Jacobs, Fernando Szew. Co-Executive Producers Marc B. Lorber, Robyn Snyder. Producers John Murlowski, Tom Shell. Teleplay Jay Cipriani. Photography John Murlowski. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Drake Silliman. Production Designer Eve McCarney. Cast Andrea Roth (Jessica Wright), Jason London (Mitch), Nicholas Brendon (Michael Beal), Bruce Davison (Rod), Elisa Donovan (Anna), Alley Mills (Katherine), Sam Cohen (Young Michael), Kali Majors (Young Jessica), Robert Seay (Chet), Chastity Dotson (Jill), Melody Hollis (Madeline Beal). 5634 Gone but Not Forgotten (Lifetime, 5/7/2006, 180 minutes). In this three-hour adaptation of Phillip M. Margolin’s 1993 best seller, Brooke Shields is a hotshot DA determined to nail the killer of a series of dead women through the years. This was filmed in 2004, apparently for the Hallmark Channel, but ended up instead on the DVD market the following year before receiving its “world television premiere” on Lifetime. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment, Silverstar Limited Productions. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. CoExecutive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Brian Gordon. Teleplay Steven H. Berman. Based on the Novel by Phillip M. Margolin. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Tyler Bates. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Nanci Roberts. Cast Brooke Shields (DA Betsy Tannenbaum), Lou Diamond Phillips (Alan Page), Marilu Henner (Nancy Gordon), Joe Morton (Reggie Stewart), William Atherton (Sen. Ray Colby), Concetta Tomei (Rita), Jon Polito (Sam Oberhurst), Scott Glenn (Martin Darius/Peter Lake), Robin Riker (Nora Sloane/Samantha Reardon), Alla Korot (Lisa Darius), John Prosky (Wayne Turner), Holmes Osborne (Rogers), Leigh J. McCloskey (Detective Darrow), David Lee Smith (Rick Tannenbaum), John Mese (Randy Highsmith), Rod McCary (Mike Ryder), John Dybdahl (Henry Waters), Patricia McCormack (Andrea Hammerhill), Joel McKinnon Miller (Frank Grimsbo), Brooke Hamlin (Kathy Tannenbaum), Charlie Holliday (Judge Theo Marks), Richard Gross (Judge Neff), Lee Burns (Russ Miller), Nathalie Geld (Vicki Miller), Beau Billingslea (Chester Shortridge), Eugene M. Davis (Chief Karn), Michael Emanuel (Paul Reardon), T .J. Castronovo (Chief Stunt), Thomas F. Duffy (Chief O’Malley), Jamie Jones (Sen. Colby’s secretary), Ed Claudio (Dr. Kenne), Castulo Guerra (Dr. Escalante), Charlie Finn (John), Denise Duff (Polygraph tech), John Nielson (Merrill), Leslie Chain (Kitty Nimble), Al Cerullo (Newscaster), Kimberly Preish (Melody Lake), Paula Trickey (Sandra Lake). 5635 The Good Witch (Hallmark, 1/19/2008, 120 minutes). A mysterious woman who moves into a small town lives in a supposedly haunted house, and has everyone believing she is a witch because of the magical changes she begins to make in their lives. But not everyone in town is appreciative of their quirky new neighbor, and it may take a little bit of magic for her to truly become part of the community. Production Companies Whizbang Films, Orly Adelson Productions. Director Craig Pryce. Executive Producers Orly Adelson, Frank Siracusa. Producer Ian McDougall. Teleplay Rod Spence. Photography Gerald Packer. Music Jack Lenz. Editor George Roulston. Production Designer Ingrid Jurek. Cast Catherine Bell (Cassandra Nightingale), Chris Potter (Sheriff Jake Russell), Matthew Knight (Brandon Russell), Hannah Endicott-Douglas (Lori Russell), Peter MacNeill (George O’Hanrahan), Nathan McLeod (Michael), Paula Boudreau (Nancy Perkins), Catherine Disher (Martha Tisdale), Alexander De Jordy (Dillon), Jesse Bostick (Kyle), Allan Royal (Walter Coba), Noah Cappe (Deputy Derek Sanders), Sophie Goulet (Town council member). 5636 The Good Witch’s Garden (Hallmark, 2/7/2009, 120 minutes). In this sequel to the 2007 TV movie, Catherine Bell returns to the little town of Middleton and the 200-year-old “haunted” house she fixed up and tends to her amazing garden of plants and unplantlike things. She’s still the romantic object of the police chief’s atten-

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tions, but then a mysterious stranger moves to town and begins sweet-talking the local ladies—though it’s soon obvious that he’s up to no good, and good witch Cassie races to thwart his nefarious plans. Production Companies Whizbang Films, Lee Distribution Inc. Director Craig Pryce. Executive Producers Orly Adelson, Frank Siracusa, Jonathan Eskenas. Producer Andrea Raffaghello. Teleplay G. Ross Parker. Photography John Dyer. Music Jack Lenz. Editor Julie Lawrence. Production Designer Rocco Matteo. Cast Catherine Bell (Cassandra Nightingale), Chris Potter (Jake Russell), Catherine Disher (Martha Tisdale), Peter MacNeill (George O’Hanrahan), Rob Stewart (Nick Chasen), Matthew Knight (Brandon Russell), Elizabeth Lennie (Gwen), Hannah Endicott-Douglas (Lori Russell), Jordy Benattar (Jess), Daniel Magder (Steve), Alexander Conti (Duke), Eve Crawford (Cicely), Noah Cappe (Deputy Derek), Paul Miller (Mayor Tinsdale). 5637 The Governor’s Wife (LMN, 9/21/2008, 120 minutes). In the dead of night, an intruder breaks into the mansion of the governor and blows him away with a shotgun blast. The governor’s wife—grieving of course— finds that the tragedy has reignited the public’s interest in the family skeletons and her brittle distrust of her handsome stepson’s manipulative ex-fiancée. The resilient spouse comes to fear that whoever killed her husband will return to finish her off as well. This was filmed under the title “Deadly Suspicion,” but the producers found fortuitously a scandal involving the disgraced governor of New York, Eliot Spitzer, although the plot and outcome were entirely different—no murder—the title as the film aired might spice things up with the audience. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director David Burton Morris. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Edithe Swensen. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Marilu Henner (Ann Danville), Emily Bergl (Dr. Heather McManus), Matt Keeslar (Nathan Danville), Scout Taylor-Compton (Hayley Danville), Timothy Bottoms (Sheriff Carl Lovett), Deborah Van Valkenburgh (Vera), Wendy Glenn (Mandy Paulson), Tim Snay (Lyle Rosenbaum), Sven Holmberg (Keith Siler), Melissa Bickerton (Barb), Martin Mathieu (David), Gus Lynch (Flower delivery man), Don Williams (Archbishop). 5638 A Grandpa for Christmas (Hallmark, 11/24/2007, 120 minutes). Ernest Borgnine plays a onetime song-and-dance man, about to move into a retirement home to be with his showbiz friends. But he finds he must care for (and soon bonds with) a nine-year-old granddaughter he never knew he had after his estranged daughter (Tracy Nelson) is seriously injured in a car accident. Initially this was titled “Bert & Becca.” Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Harvey Frost. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Brian Gordon, Erik Olson. Teleplay Dave Alexander. Photography Brian Shanley. Music David Lawrence. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Ernest Borgnine (Bert O’Riley), Juliette Goglia (Becca O’Riley), Katherine Helmond (Roxie Formosa), Richard Libertini (Karl Sugarman), Tracy Nelson (Marie O’Riley), Jamie Farr (Adam Johnson), Gwendolyn McGee (Kathryn Waters), Timilee Romolini (Christine Rogers), Kelsey Lewis (Heather Rogers), Tom Virtue (George Rogers), Justine Dorsey (Ashley Gee), Quinn Redeker (Jack Fast), Ruth Silveira (Ruth Ortiz), Jason Lombard (David Lee), K.T. Thangavelu (Dr. Burney), Alaina Talebreza (Mrs. Casterline), Lorenzo Doryon, Victoria De More, Lawrence J. Russo. 5639 Grave Misconduct (Lifetime, 9/6/2008, 120 minutes). When the author of an unpublished manuscript commits suicide, a struggling mystery writer and librarian pilfers the work, and soon finds herself a best-selling phenomenon. But then a series of grisly murders occur that mirror events in the novel and eventually implicate the “author” who must work to discover the killer’s identity. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. CoExecutive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producer Brian Gordon. Teleplay Matthew Chernov, David Rosiak. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Tricia Gorman. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Crystal Bernard (Julia London), Vincent Spano (Trent Dodson), Roxanne Hart (Margo Lawrence), Dorian Harewood (Det. Baxter Kyle), Joanna Miles (Catherine Hallow), Oliver Muirhead (Don Crown), Diane Robin (Miranda Darkling), Julia Mond (Angela Drown), John W. Fleck (Billy Speck), Fran Bennett (Mrs. Crutch), Mercedes Colon (Cricket Jones), Michael Cole (Jason Connelly), Kathe Mazur (Yana Miller), Jack Kandel (Bryce), Edward Carnevale (Cab driver), Todd Royal (Detective), Bart McCarthy (Crazy Eyes).

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5640 Grey Gardens (HBO, 4/18/2009, 95 minutes). Drama based on the (later) lives of reclusive mother and daughter (Big Edie Beale and Little Edie), two eccentrics who were relatives of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, who chose to love in squalor and nearly total isolation in a decaying 28-room house in the Hamptons. It earned six Emmy Awards: Outstanding Movie, Best Actress (Jessica Lange), Best Supporting Actor (Ken Howard), Teleplay, Art Direction, and Music. Also nominated: Drew Barrymore and Jeannie Tripplehorn. Production Companies HBO Pictures, Specialty Films, Locomotive Films. Director Michael Sucsy. Executive Producers Albert Maysles, Rachael Horovitz, Lucy Barzun. Producers Michael Sucsy, David Coatsworth. Teleplay Michael Sucsy, Patricia Rozema. Based on a Story by Michael Sucsy. Photography Mike Eley. Music Rachel Portman. Editor Alan Heim. Production Designer Kalina Ivanov. Cast Drew Barrymore (“Little” Edith Bouvier Beale), Jessica Lange (“Big” Edith Bouvier Beale), Jeanne Tripplehorn (Jackie Kennedy Onassis), Daniel Baldwin (Julius “Cap” Krug), Ken Howard (Phelan Beale), Justin Louis (David Maysles), Arye Gross (Albert Maysles), Malcolm Gets (George “Gould” Strong), Marcia Bennett (Hostess), Josh Peace (Buddy Bouvier), Evan Williams (Young banker), Olivia Waldriff (Young Jackie Kennedy), Duane Murray (Doorman), Louis Grise (Teenage Buddy), Neil Babcock (Teenage Phelan), Ben Carlson (Principal). 5641 A Gunfighter’s Pledge (Hallmark, 7/5/2008, 120 minutes). An ex-lawman, on the trail of an escaped prisoner who’s killed the former’s wife and son, faces him down in a gunfight, during which an innocent bystander is shot. As penance, the onetime sheriff agrees to help the dead rancher’s wife fend off a land baron’s attempt to steal her property for its valuable water rights. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. CoExecutive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, H. Daniel Gross. Producer Albert T. Dickerson III. Teleplay Jim Byrnes. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Nathan Furst. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Luke Perry (Sheriff Matt Austin), C. Thomas Howell (Lamar Horn), Kim Coates (Tate), Jaclyn DeSantis (Amaya Aquilar), Francesco Quinn (Sheriff Montero), Lisa Brenner (Gail), Nicholas Guest (Vaughn), James Keane (Preacher), Franc Ross (Sheriff), Jorge-Luis Pallo (Samuel), Alex Paez (Eduardo Aquilar), Johann Urb (Lars), Daniel Wisler (Hank), Wyatt Smith (Billy), Jordan Timsit (Jacob), Laci Greenfield (Suzy). 5642 Gym Teacher: The Movie (Nickelodeon, 9/12/2008, 120 minutes). In this campy family flick, a failed Olympic athlete (he was one vault away from the gold in Seoul in 1988) now has become a junior high gym teacher doing his darndest to become National Gym Teacher of the Year to make up for the Olympic medal he was this close to winning. A teenage kid is the one who keeps him in line. Production Companies Once Upon a Time Films, HeadFirst Productions. Director Pail Dinello. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, James Head. Producers Scott McAboy, Lauren Levine. Teleplay Daniel Altiere, Steven Altiere. Photography Attila Szalay. Music Daniel Licht. Editor Cindy Parisotto. Production Designer Rachel O’Toole. Cast Christopher Meloni (Dave Stewie), Amy Sedaris (Principal Abby Hoffman), Nathan Kress (Roland Waffle), David Alan Grier (Shelly Bragg), Chelah Horsdal (Winnie Bleeker), Avan Jogia (Champ), Alexia Fast (Susie Salisbury), Brenna O’Brien (Morgan), Ellie Harvie (Mrs. Shoenberg), Donnelly Rhodes (Mr. Darkburger), Pail Dinello (Mr. Tipple), Tom Pickett (Mr. Chesterfield), Jordan Becker (Derek), Terence Kelly (Doctor), Ted Whittall (The President), Alfonso Quijada (Man in crowd), Andrew Wheeler (Head judge), Stephanie Samuels (Bartender), Bruce Jenner (Himself). 5643 Hatching Pete (Disney Channel, 4/24/2009, 95 minutes). Introverted teenager comes out of his shell by substituting for his gregarious best friend as their high school basketball team’s mascot, a chicken, as the team is struggling through another abysmal season. In costume or out, Pete has an identity crisis in this humorous Disney comedy, with two very different cheerleaders seeking his companionship. Production Company Salty Pictures Inc. Director Stuart Gillard. Executive Producer Sheri Singer. Producer Randy Sutter. Co-Producer Stuart Gillard. Teleplay Paul W. Cooper. Photography Gordon Lonsdale. Music Nathan Wang. Editor Robin Russell. Production Designer Alfred Sole. Cast Jason Dolley (Pete Ivey), Mitchel Musso (Cleatis Poole), Tiffany Thornton (Jamie Wynn), Josie Loren (Angela Morrissey), Sean O’Bryan (Leon Ivey), Amy Farrington (Doris Ivey), Aramis Knight (Wendell Pate), Crawford Wilson (Dwayne Dill), Rachel Woodward (Susie), Edward Herrmann (Principal Fred Daly), Brian Stepanek (Coach Mackey).

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5644 Haunting Sarah (Lifetime, 10/3/2005, 120 minutes). A woman attempts to save her family from her identical twin sister’s dead son trying to return from the grave and force her young daughter to do his bidding. The supernatural thriller was adapted from Lisa Grunwald’s 1997 novel New Year’s Eve. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, The Edelstein Company. Director Ralph Hemecker. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Stacey Mandelberg, Michael Edelstein. Producers Randy Sutter, Peter Sadowski. Teleplay Tony Phelan, Joan Rater. Based on a Novel by Lisa Grunwald. Photography Christian Sebaldt. Music Joel Goldsmith. Editor Quincy Gunderson. Production Designer Sheila Haley. Cast Kim Raver (Erica Rose/Heather Rose), Alison Sealy-Smith (Rosie), Rick Roberts (Edgar Lewis), Niamh Wilson (Sarah Lewis), Ryand Thiessen (David Lord), Gord Tanner (Richard Lord), Terri Cherniak (Dr. Rachel Koenig), Rose McMillan (Psychic), Ernesto Griffith (ICU doctor), Marina Stephenson Kerr (Dr. Samantha Grafton), Blake Taylor (Dr. Christopher Myman), Audrey Dwyer (Phoebe), Harry Nelken (Hardware clerk), Sharon Bajer (Little girl’s mother), Kaelan Van Achte (Little Erica), Kelsey Van Achte (Little Heather). 5645 Have No Fear: The Life of Pope John Paul II (ABC, 12/1/2005, 120 minutes). The second of three reverential movies about Pope John Paul II in the months after his death, this one, filmed in Rome and Lithuania (standing in for Poland) charts his life from childhood through the papacy. German actors Thomas Kretschmann and Bruno Ganz played the Pope and his mentor, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, respectively, at the head of a cast of actors relatively unfamiliar in the U.S., although veteran American director Jeff Bleckner was at the helm. The previous docudrama about the Pope was Polish made, and shown in the U.S. some weeks earlier on the Hallmark Channel as a theatrical acquisition; the next (and competing) one initially aired only a few nights after this production. Production Company Five Mile River Films. Director Jeff Bleckner. Executive Producers Lorenzo Minoli, Judd Parkin. Producer Paolo Piria. Teleplay Michael Hirst, Judd Parkin. Photography Roberto Bienvenuti. Music Carlo Siliotto. Editor Benjamin A. Weissman. Production Designer Giovanni Natalucci. Cast Thomas Kretschmann (Pope John Paul II), Bruno Ganz (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski), Joaquim De Almeida (Archbishop Oscar Romero), Jasper Harris (Karol Wojtyla as a boy), Ignas Survilla (Teen Karol Wojtyla), John Albasiny (Father Dziwicz), Paulius Ignatavicius (Edmund Wojtyla), Michael Klesic (Stanislaw Starowieyski), Richard Rees (General Januzelski), Charles Kay (Pope Paul VI), Roland Oliver (Archbishop Sapieha). 5646 Held Hostage (LMN, 7/19/2009, 120 minutes). True-crime melodrama based on the life of Michelle Renee, a bank executive who, in November 2000, was stalked, kidnapped by three masked gunmen, held hostage for 14 hours with her young daughter, and forced to rob her own bank to save the girl, only to find that the FBI doesn’t quite believe her story, which was aired on America’s Most Wanted and the two had to go into hiding without help from the authorities until the one gunman who had escaped was caught. Renee’s 2005 book was the basis of the film. Production Companies Johnson Production Group, Annuit Coeptis Development Inc. Director Grant Harvey. Executive Producers Tim Johnson, Jean Abounader, David Rempel. Producers Ian R. Smith, Christian Bruyere. Teleplay James Kearns, Maria Nation. Based on a Book by Michelle Renée. Photography Craig Wrobleski. Music Hal Foxton Beckett. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer James Hazell. Cast Julie Benz (Michelle Estey), Brendan Penny (Chris Clark/Money One), Natasha Calis (Breea Estey), Tom Carey (Dave Estey), Jason Schombing (Carlos Martinez), Linda Sorensen (Dr. Morse), Bruce McGill (Ben Summers), Michelle Harrison (Rose Jones), Sonja Bennett (Sandi Clark), Jeff Pangman (Joe), Wendell Gregory (Officer Greg), Juan Riedinger (Bones), Dean Marshall (Leland), Dallas Blake (Reggie), Karen Elizabeth Austin (Linda Rey Estey), Michelle Harrison (Rose), Danny Wattley (Hershey), Michael Puttonen (Judge), Michael Brock (Clerk), Gary Jones (Walter). 5647 Hercules (NBC, 5/16/2005, 180 minutes). Effects-laden retelling of the Hercules myth spun out humorlessly and ploddingly, in the words of the Hollywood Reporter, “like a live-action cartoon minus the selfdeprecation, a soap opera replete with multiheaded monsters and a gratuitous amount of blood.” Filmed epic-style in New Zealand by Robert Halmi pere et fils, the producers behind Gulliver’s Travels, The Odyssey, Merlin, and countless others. This was scheduled as a two-part four-hour film but was then slashed to a single-part three-hour movie just before its premiere. Not well–known Paul Telfer had the title role, with Timothy Dalton, the onetime James Bond, as his dad.

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Production Companies Hallmark Entertainment, Mat IV Productions, Coote-Hayes Productions. Director Roger Young. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr. Producer Jeffrey Hayes. Line Producer Brett Popplewell. Teleplay Charles Edward Pogue. Photography Donald M. Morgan. Music Patrick Williams. Editor Benjamin A. Weissman. Production Designer Leslie Binns. Cast Paul Telfer (Hercules), Elizabeth Perkins (Alcmene), Sean Astin (Linus), Leeanna Walsman (Megara), Kristian Schmid (Eurystheus), Kim Coates (Tiresias/blind seer), Timothy Dalton (Amphitryon), Leelee Sobieski (Delaneira), Luke Ford (Iphicles), Jamie Croft (Young Hercules), André De Vanny (Young Iphicles), Tyler Mane (Antaeus), Robert Taylor (Kiron), John Bach (Creon), Madeleine West (Hippolyta), William Snow (Theseus), Anita Torrance (Antiope), Peter McCauley (Nestor), Scotty Morrison (Castor), Mal Foster (Jason), Geoffrey Charters (Argus), Trent Sullivan (Hyllus), Shannon Small (Pollux). 5648 Hidden Places (Hallmark, 1/28/2006, 120 minutes). A widowed mother of two in her mid-thirties struggles to keep the family farm running during the Great Depression and finds a guardian angel in the form of a mysterious drifter who turns up on her doorstep. An Emmy nomination went to Shirley Jones, as her off-balance mother-in-law, in this bit of historical fiction with Christian inspirational overtones, adapted from Lynn Austin’s 2001 novel. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Yelena Lanskaya. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Steven Squillante. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Robert Tate Miller. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Jan Popiden. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Sydney Penny (Eliza Wyatt), Jason Gedrick (Gabe Harper), Shirley Jones (Aunt Batty), Logan Arens (Luke Wyatt), Carlie Westerman (Becky Wyatt), Tom Bosley (Wakefield), Barry Corbin (Sheriff), Gene Davis (Tom Walker), John Diehl (Frank Wyatt), Jane Fleiss (Marion Walker), Time Winters (Mr. Kornhaus), James Keane (Mr. Jennings), Don Markel (Priest). 5649 High Plains Invaders (SyFy, 9/13/2009, 120 minutes). An Old West town, where a guilt-ridden outlaw is hiding out and is scheduled to be hanged, is invaded by voracious alien creatures that have come to Earth to gorge themselves on the uranium deposits locally in this offbeat new film genre: a sci-fi Western. Originally titled “Alien Western.” Production Companies Muse Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director K.T. Donaldson. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr., Irene Litinsky, Michael Prupas. Producer Ric Nish. Teleplay Richard Beattie. Photography Pierre Jodoin. Music James Gelfand. Editor Simon Webb. Production Designer Guy Lalande. Cast James Marsden (Sam Danville), Cindy Sampson (Abigail Pixley), Sebastian Knapp (Dr. Jules Arning), Sanny Van Heteren (Rose Hilridge), Antony Byrne (Gus McGreevey), Dugald Bruce Lockhart (Cornelius Harrington), James Jordan (Sheriff), Angus MacInnes (Silich Cure), Sorin Cristen (Prospector Franklin), Adriana Butoi (Prospector’s wife), Dan Bordeianu (Deputy). 5650 High School Musical (Disney Channel, 1/20/2006, 110 minutes). Disney’s loose musical take on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet featuring a high school jock (Zac Efron) and a science nerd (Vanessa Anne Hudgens) as mismatched, star-crossed lovers, made on a Utah soundstage, emerged as a surprise hit. In fact it was, according to its producers, the biggest hit the Disney Channel ever had (to that point). It became a smash DVD with a soundtrack of original numbers that became Billboard’s best-selling chart album of 2006. The music score is by David Lawrence, son of Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme. Among the film’s six Emmy nominations: Kenny Ortega for Best Director and Choreographer. Production Companies Salty Pictures Inc., First Street Films. Director Kenny Ortega. Executive Producers Barry Rosenbush, Bill Borden. Producer Don Schain. Teleplay Peter Barsocchini. Photography Gordon Lonsdale. Music David Lawrence. Editor Seth Flaum. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Choreography Kenny Ortega. Cast Zac Efron (Troy Bolton), Vanessa Anne Hudgens (Gabriella Montez), Ashley Tisdale (Sharpay Evans), Lucas Grabeel (Ryan Evans), Alyson Reed (Ms. Darbus), Corbin Bleu (Chad Danforth), Monique Coleman (Taylor McKessie), Bart Johnson (Coach Jack Bolton), Olesya Rulin (Kelsi), Chris Warren Jr. (Zeke), Ryne Sanborn (Jason Cross), Socorro Herrera (Mrs. Montez), Joey Miyashima (Principal Matsui), Leslie Pomeroy (Mrs. Bolton), Kaycee Stroh (Martha Cox), Brett Yoder (MC), Joyce Cohen (Librarian). 5651 High School Musical 2 (Disney Channel, 8/17/2007, 95 minutes). School’s out, in this sequel to the hugely popular Disney tween-oriented musical of 2006, and the let’s-put-on-a-show competition from East High

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flees to the lawns of the local country club where the kids get summer jobs. Zac Efron, Corbin Bleu, Ashley Tisdale, and Vanessa Hudgens are back with their pals—and the choreography of director Kenny Ortega in, as Variety put it, “this winning sequel to the Disney Channel megahit.” Director Kenny Ortega. Executive Producers Bill Borden, Barry Rosenbush. Producer Don Schain. Teleplay Peter Barsocchini. Photography Daniel Aranyo. Music David Lawrence. Editor Seth Flaum. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Choreography Kenny Ortega. Cast Zac Efron (Troy Bolton), Vanessa Anne Hudgens (Gabriella Montez), Ashley Tisdale (Sharpay Evans), Lucas Grabeel (Ryan Evans), Corbin Bleu (Chad Danforth), Monique Coleman (Taylor McKessie), Olesya Rulin (Kelsi Nielson), Chris Warren Jr. (Zeke Taylor), Kaycee Stroh (Martha Cox), Alyson Reed (Ms. Darbus), Ryne Sanborn (Jason Cross), Bart Johnson (Coach Jack Bolton), Matthew Miles Carter (Trevor Bolton), Leslie Wing (Mrs. Bolton), Mark L. Taylor (Mr. Fulton), Tanya Michelle (Jackie), Socorro Herrera (Mrs. Montez). 5652 Holiday in Handcuffs (ABC Family, 12/9/2007, 120 minutes). A young woman with an artistic sense of style—a would-be painter stuck working as a waitress and dumped by her superficial boyfriend—kidnaps a handsome and well-dressed customer for the purpose of bringing him home for Christmas and introducing him to the family as “the one” in this romantic comedy with a holiday theme. Production Companies Granada Television, Mandalay Entertainment. Director Ron Underwood. Executive Producers Jody Brockway, Craig McNeil. Producers Tom Cox, Jordy Randall, Murray Ord. Teleplay Sara Endsley. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Danny Lux. Editor Don Brochu. Production Designer Louise Middleton. Cast Melissa Joan Hart (Trudie Chandler), Mario Lopez (David Martin), June Lockhart (Grandma), Markie Post (Mom Chandler), Timothy Bottoms (Dad Chandler), Vanessa Evigan (Katie Chandler), Kyle Edwards (Jake Chandler), Benjamin Ayres (Nick), Layla Alizada (Lucy), Travis Milne (Ryan), Gerrick Winston (Steve), Cedric De Souza (Taj), Marty Hanenberg (Mr. Portnoy), Nkechi Odina (Clerk), Stafford Lawrence (Old man). 5653 Home by Christmas (LMN, 12/25/2006, 120 minutes). A woman’s picture-perfect world is rocked when she discovers her husband has been two-timing her. Worse yet, she’s left with next to nothing after the divorce, and with barely realistic child support checks, she struggles to make ends meet—and hits rock bottom. Once there, she must find the strength to take back her life. Production Company Regent Entertainment. Director Gail Harvey. Executive Producer James Shavick. Producer Connie Dolphin. Line Producer Philip Webb. Creative Consultant Jeffrey Schenck. Teleplay Nancey Silvers. Based on a Story by Monica Parker. Photography Larry Lynn. Music Ron Ramin. Editor Garry M. Smith. Production Designer Thom Ward. Cast Linda Hamilton (Julie Bedford), Rob Stewart (Michael), Brittney Wilson (Annie Bedford), Garwin Sanford (George Bedford), Brenda Crichlow (Selma), Campbell Lane (Max Stern), Jacqueline Ann Steuart (Linda), Laura Soltis (Gena), Babz Chula (Rita), Ingrid Torrance (Madeline Francis), Patricia Dahlquist (Grace), Serge Houde (Richard Klassen), Madison Graie (Cindy), Iris Quinn (Janet), Tammy Gillis (Donna), Zak Santiago (Mario), Beverly Elliott (Nurse #1), Leah Graham (Nurse #2), Christine Miller (Hospital administrator), Alvin Sanders (Apartment manager), Donna White (Librarian), Glen Barwise (Mr. Bloomfeld). 5654 Hostile Makeover (LMN, 6/29/2009, 120 minutes). Using much of the same cast and characters as the other Crime of Fashion adaptation, Killer Hair, that premiered one week before, Hostile Makeover had Washington fashionista Lacey Smithsonian sashaying back into peril to find out who murdered reality TV makeover diva turned fashion designer Amanda Manville. Production Companies Anne Carlucci Productions, Front Street Pictures, Rona Edwards Productions. Director Jerry Ciccoritti. Executive Producers Anne Carlucci, Rona Edwards. Producer Harvey Kahn. Teleplay Kelli Pryor. Based on the Novel by Ellen Byerrum. Photography Danny Nowak. Music James Gelfand. Editor Richard Schwadel. Production Designer Rocco Matteo. Cast Maggie Lawson (Lacey Smithsonian), Sadie LeBlanc (Stella Lake), Victor Webster (Vic Donavan), James McDaniel (Douglas MacArthur Jones), Sarah Edmonson (Brooke Burton), Katharine Isabelle (Cherise), Mario Cantone (Leonardo), Jocelyn Loewen (Felicity Pickles), Sarah Strange (Zoe Manville), Jason Schombing (Detective Harding), Serinda Swan (Amanda Manville), Mark Consuelos (Tony Trujillo), Mary McDonnell (Rose Smithsonian), David Milchard (Stalker), Dominic Zamprogna (Tate), Kyle Cassie (Damon), Mark Humphrey (Greg Spaulding), Cindy Busby (Montana), David Attar (Caleb Collingwood), Gemma Levinson (Mandy), Ellen Ewusie (Zoe’s assistant), Dallas Blake (Cop), Dana Ashbaugh (TV host).

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5655 The House Next Door (Lifetime, 10/30/2006, 120 minutes). Tale of a to-die-for contemporary house that preys on the fears and weaknesses of all—especially newlyweds played by Lara Flynn Boyle and Colin Ferguson who live around it—and turns an ordinary neighborhood upside down. Based on Anne Rivers Siddons’ 1978 novel. Production Companies Barbara Lieberman Productions, Muse Entertainment, Paramount Network Television. Director Jeff Woolnough. Executive Producers Barbara Lieberman, Michael Prupas. Supervising Producer Philip K. Kleinbart. Producer Wendy Grean. Teleplay Suzette Couture. Based on the Novel by Anne Rivers Siddons. Photography David Herrington. Music Andrew Lockington. Editor Mike Lee. Production Designer Gordon Barnes. Cast Lara Flynn Boyle (Col Kennedy), Colin Ferguson (Walker Kennedy), Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Kim Dougherty), Heather Hanson (Claire), Heidi Von Palleske (Virginia), Natalie Lisinska (Eloise), Charlotte Sullivan (Pie Harrelson), Stephen Amell (Buddy Harrelson), Julie Stewart (Anita), Aidan Devine (Buck), Emma Campbell (Susannah Greene), Noam Jenkins (Norman), Niamh Wilson (Belinda), Scott Gibson (Roger). 5656 Human Trafficking (Lifetime, 10/24/2005 and 10/25/2005, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Uncompromising two-part thriller dealing with the international trafficking of women and children for sex, and the battle to rescue its victims enslaved in America. Mira Sorvino stars as a Russian-born NYPD detective who convinces her boss (Donald Sutherland, in an Emmy-nominated performance) to work the case, that involves a ruthless crime boss played by Emmy-nominated Robert Carlyle (previously seen on TV in the role of Adolf Hitler). Production Company Muse Entertainment. Director Christian Duguay. Executive Producer Robert Halmi Jr. Producers Irene Litinsky, Michael Prupas, Christian Duguay. Line Producer Françoise Sylvestre. Teleplay Agatha Dominik, Carol Doyle. Photography Christian Duguay. Music Norman Corbeil. Editors Gaetan Huot, Sylvain Lebel. Production Designer Guy Lalande. Cast Mira Sorvino (Kate Morozov), Donald Sutherland (Agent Bill Meehan), Remy Girard (Viktor Tagarov), Isabelle Blais (Helena Vitrubova), Laurence Leboeuf (Nadia), Vlasta Vrana (Tommy), Celine Bonnier (Sophie), Mark Antony Krupa (Andrei), Lynne Adams (Ellen Baker), David Boutin (Frederick), Emma Campbell (Mrs. Samantha Grey), Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse (Annie Grey), Robert Carlyle (Sergei Karpovich), Andreas Apergis (Jimmy), Pascal Belanger (Tanya), Danny Blanco-Hall (CSI agent), Edouardo Castillon (Roy Filipo), Joe Codben (Richard Sapperstein), Von Flores (Rico), Dawn Ford (Helena’s aunt), Terry Haig (Tom Halloran), Anna Hopkins (Katerina), Jeanne Lauzon (Jasmine), Frank Schorpion (Jack Gray), Ivan Smith (Candy store owner), Michael Sorvino (Mischa), Marek Vasut (Lev), Richard Zeman (Walter), Sarah Allen (Ludmilla), Larry Day (Dr. Smith), Brent Donnelly (Danny Holt), Jeanne Lauzon (Jasmin), Alan Fawcett (DHS Agent Leary), Kevin Woodhouse (ICE agent), Neil Napier (ICE officer). 5657 The Hunt for the BTK Killer (CBS, 10/9/2005, 120 minutes). Drama about the notorious serial killer, Dennis Rader, who after three decades and ten unsolved murders (between 1974 and 1991) in the Wichita, Kansas area was finally found in early 2005, arrested, and convicted in August. This seemingly rushed movie that aired only a few weeks after his trial forced the producers to quickly revise the original ending about the man who branded himself with the initials B.T.K (for bind, torture, and kill, which he did to his victims). Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Diana Kerew Productions, Sony Pictures Television. Director Stephen T. Kay. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Diana Kerew, Judith Verno. Producers Richard Fischoff, Randy Sutter. Co-Producer Peter Sadowski. Teleplay Tom Towler, Donald Martin. Photography Bobby Bukowski. Music Tree Adams. Editor Mark Stevens. Production Designer Dan Yarhi. Cast Robert Forster (Det. Jason Magida), Michael Michele (Det. Ellen Baines), Gregg Henry (Dennis Rader), Maury Chaykin (Robert Beattie), Mimi Kuzyk (Rachel Magida), Donna Goodhand (Paula Rader), Michael Filipowich (Young Dennis), Daniel Kash (Hurst Lavina), Johnie Chase (Chief Packer), John Dunsworth (Pastor), Martha Irving (Mary Baxter), Janaya Stephens (Mom with baby), Nigel Bennett (Detective Zilinski), Hollis McLaren (Helen), Andrew Airlie (Sheridan), Cecil Wright (Judge Waller), Dawn Cyr (Nola Foulston), Bill Carr (Charles Osburn), Kevin Curran (Waiter), Ruth Owen (Dennis‘ mother), Andrew Church (Kevin Bright), Kristin Langille (Kathryn Bright), Nancy Regan (Madge/TV anchor), Chaz Thorne (Jerry Slovin), Sarah English (Rebecca), Nikki Barnett (Sally), Steven Holmberg (Louis Googin), Loretta Yu (Debbie). 5658 Husband for Hire (Oxygen, 1/19/2008, 120 minutes). A crafty businesswoman finds that she must get a husband fast—within the next 48 hours—in order to collect on her late mom’s $25 million inheritance and hires a handsome trailer park laborer—to the chagrin of her ex-flame—to play the marital charades.

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Production Company Process Media. Director Kris Isacsson. Executive Producer Robert Green. Producers Tim Perell, Howard Gertier. Line Producer Susan Kirr. Teleplay Kris Isacsson. Photography Sarah Cawley. Music David Derby, Michael Kotch. Editor Jamie Kirkpatrick. Production Designer Bryce Perrin. Cast Nadine Velazquez (Lola Dia), Mark Consuelos (Bo), Mario Lopez (Marco), Tempestt Bledsoe (Nina), Erik Estrada (Victor), Rosa Arredondo (Simona), Jayce Bartok (Bread), Kate Micucci (Bubble), Erin Ross (Nikki), Paul McGowen (Wedding planner), Mike Miller (Rex), Hugh Elliot (Manchita), Luce Rains (Detective), Bill Sterchi (Mack), Patricia Miller (Dotty). 5659 I Do, They Don’t (ABC Family, 3/20/2005, 120 minutes). Real-life marrieds Josie Bissett and Rob Estes star as a pair of single parents with eight kids between them who decide to tie the knot and have the challenge of bringing together their warring kids who don’t get along. The contemporary comedy is not too dissimilar from the Doris Day/Brian Keith movie With Six You Get Eggroll or the Lucille Ball/Henry Fonda flick Yours, Mine and Ours (both 1968). Then of course there were The Brady Bunch and the Barbara Eden/Don Murray series A Brand New Life (1989), the director of which, Steve Robman, also directed this 2005 film, originally titled “Blended.” Production Company Chanticleer Films. Director Steve Robman. Executive Producer Jana Sue Memel. Producer Kevin Lafferty. Teleplay Stu Kreiger. Photography Michael Storey. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Drake Silliman. Production Designer Doug McCullough. Cast Josie Bissett (Carrie Llewellyn), Rob Estes (Jim Barber), Lyndsy Fonseca (Sandy Barber), Ephraim Ellis (Jeff Barber), Martha MacIsaac (Moira Llewellyn), Fraser McGregor (Andrew B. Barber), Clare Stone (Lily Barber), Kristopher Clarke (Andrew L. Llewellyn), Jason Spevack (Nathan Llewellyn), Jessie Wright (Daisy Llewellyn), Tyler Hynes (Rusty), Jayne Eastwood (Thelma), Junior Williams (Eric), Ramnuma Panthaky (Ginny Falls). 5660 Impact (ABC, 6/21/2009 and 6/28/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Improbable, campy, even goofy, this disaster thriller that aired in two parts dealt with the aftermath of the most spectacular meteor shower in eons that results in a direct hit on the moon, leaving it on a collision course with Earth, and predictably a small group of international astronauts, scientists, and soldiers (led by stalwart David James Elliott and voluptuous Natasha Henstridge) band together in a race against time to save humanity. This should not be confused with Meteor, which had a similar plot and aired initially two weeks later. Production Companies Tandem Communications, Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Muse Entertainment, Impact Films. Director Michael J. Rohl. Executive Producers Michael Jaffe, Howard Braunstein, Michael Prupas, Jonas Bauer, Rola Bauer, Tim Halkin, Greg Gugliotta. Co-Executive Producer Irene Litinsky. Producer Ted Bauman. Associate Producer Jesse Prupas. Teleplay Michael Vickerman. Photography Gord Verheul. Music Michael Richard Plowman. Editor Lisa Jane Robison. Production Designer Eric Fraser. Cast David James Elliott (Alex Kittner), Natasha Henstridge (Dr. Maddie Rhodes), Benjamin Sadler (Roland Emerson), Florentine Lahme (Martina Altmann), James Cromwell (Lloyd), Steven Culp (Pres. Edward Taylor), Owen Best (Jake Kittner), Natasha Calis (Sadie Kitner), Samantha Ferris (Renée Ferguson), Mike Kopsa (General Vaughn), Ron Lea (Tom Ranfield), Ty Olsson (Derek), Gerard Plunkett (Terrence Young), Colin Cunningham (David Rhodes), Yee Jee Albert Tso (Jared Chan), Benjamin Ayres (Bob Pierce), Alex Zahara (Franz Henke), Kendall Cross (Courtney Batterton), Gideon Karmel (Sergei Pitinkov), Matthew Walker (Ian Wilson), André Hennicke (Pastor), Marina Dodlek (Waitress), Russell Roberts (Hal Boon), Terence Kelly (Hugh), Agam Darshi (Ella Barklow), Stephen Dimopoulos (Denny), Kurt Max Runte (Gunther Lutz), Charles Siegel (Professor Stromwall), Ken Kramer (Arthur Blankenship), Brenda Crichlow (Chandra [reporter]), Alex Zahara (Franz Bauer). 5661 In from the Night (CBS, 4/23/2006, 120 minutes). A middle-aged teacher and aspiring novelist’s ordered life is turned upside down when her sullen, disheveled teenage nephew unexpectedly arrives on her doorstep, desperately needing help and probably a victim of past abuse, in this Hallmark Hall of Fame production (filmed in and around Albuquerque and Santa Fe in late 2004). Adapted from Marsha Recknagel’s 2001 If Nights Could Talk: A Family Memoir. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Peter Levin. Executive Producers Richard Welsh, Brent Shields. Teleplay Susanna Styron, Bridget Terry. Based on a Book by Marsha Recknagel. Photography Eric Van Haren Noman. Music Mark McKenzie. Editor Tina Hirsch. Production Designer Doug Kraner, Guy Barnes. Cast Marcia Gay Harden (Vicki Miller), Taylor Handley (Bobby Miller), Kate Nelligan (Vera Miller), Marian Seldes (Nora Cantana), Regina Taylor (Dr. Gardner), Thomas Gibson (Aiden Byrnes), Mackenzie Astin (Rob Miller), Roxanne Hart (Ruth Miller Hammond), Kevin Kilner (Chet Hammond), Mageina Tovah (Priscilla Miller),

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Nicholas Balias (Abe Nolan), Cody McMains (Tristan), Miguel Perez (Ned Alvarez), Lauren Tom (Dr. Myra Chen), Jenny Gabrielle (Brett Hammond), Bruce McIntosh (Dr. Jeff Edmonds), Bill Sterchi (Harold Melvin), Hannah Wiggins (Lois), Graham Beckel (Robert Miller Sr.), John Flax (Innkeeper). 5662 The Initiation of Sarah (ABC Family, 10/22/2006, 120 minutes). In this new version of the 1978 TV movie, twin sisters at an elite college get caught up in a feud between two sororities vying for their souls. Morgan Fairchild, who played one of the students in the original, here plays the twins’ mom, and Jennifer Tilly has the role played earlier by Shelley Winters. Production Companies MGM Television, ABC Family Productions. Director Stuart Gillard. Executive Producers Craig Roessler, Hudson Hickman, Sara Berrisford, Charles Fries. Supervising Producer Karen S. Spiegel. Producer Lampton Enochs. Co-Producer Dan Berendsen. Teleplay Dan Berendsen. Based on a Story by Tom Holland, Carol Saraceno. Photography Manfred Guthe. Music John Van Tongeren. Editor Robin Russell. Production Designer Christiaan Wagener. Cast Mika Boorem (Sarah Goodwin), Summer Glau (Lindsey Goodwin), Joanna Garcia (Chorine), Tessa Thompson (Ezme), Ben Ziff (Finn), Morgan Fairchild (Trina Goodwin), Jennifer Tilly (Dr. Eugenia Hunter), Amber Wallace (Vita), Damon Lipari (Damien), Brooke Dannard (Alpha Nu #1), Caitlin Wehrle (Alpha Nu #2). 5663 Into the Storm (HBO, 5/31/2009, 100 minutes). Brendan Gleeson won the Emmy for Best Actor for his performance as Winston Churchill in this film dealing with the latter’s life between 1940 and 1945, a sequel of sorts to The Gathering Storm from 2002. Into the Storm was nominated for Outstanding Movie, as were Janet McTeer, playing Clemmie, and Len Cariou for his FDR. Also director Thaddeus O’Sullivan, writer Hugh Whitemore, and photography, music, and production design. Production Companies Scott Free Productions, BBC Films, HBO Pictures. Director Thaddeus O’Sullivan. Executive Producers Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, David W. Zucker, David M. Thompson. Producers Frank Doelger, Tracey Scoffield, Julie Payne, Ann Wingate. Teleplay Hugh Whitemore. Photography Michel Amathieu. Music Howard Goodall. Editors John Bloom, Antonia van Drimmelen. Production Designer Luciana Arrighi. Cast Brendan Gleeson (Winston Churchill), Janet McTeer (Clemmie Churchill), Len Cariou (Franklin Delano Roosevelt), James D’Arcy (Jock Collville), Iain Glen (King George), Emma Hamilton (Betty), Patrick Malahide (Maj. Gen. Bernard Montgomery), Aleksei Petrenko (Josef Stalin), Bill Paterson (Clement Atlee), Robert Pugh (General Ismay), Donald Sumpter (Lord Halifax), Paul Kelleher (Sir John Anderson), James Fiddy (Victor), Morgan Thomas (Maddox), Patrick Brennan (Dissident backbencher). 5664 Into the West: Wheel to the Stars (TNT, 6/10/2005, 120 minutes). An ambitious six-part 12-hour Steven Spielberg production, this star-studded historical fiction spans the Western terrain from the Indian massacres to the building of the transcontinental railroad to the battles of the Little Big Horn and Wounded Knee. It basically tells the story from two sides: the white settlers and the Indians. It won Emmy nominations for Best Miniseries, plus 15 other categories. The first episode, “Wheel to the Stars,” begins in 1827 and follows the marriage of a settler named Jacob Wheeler, the son of a wheelright looking for adventure out West, to a Lakotan, Thunder Heart Woman, and includes a deadly buffalo stampede that is survived by her brother, a tribesman named, what else? Loved by the Buffalo. The series, as the network press material notes, “uses the wheel [for the Wheeler clan] as a symbol for how the times and fates are turning and the white man is forcing the red man off the land that once belonged to him.” Production Company DreamWorks Television. Director Robert Dornhelm. Executive Producer Steven Spielberg. Co-Executive Producers Darryl Frank, Justin Falvey, William Mastrosimone. Supervising Producer Kirk Ellis. Producers David A. Rosemont, Larry Rapaport. Co-Producers Wendy Hill-Trout, Michelle Wong. Teleplay William Mastrosimone. Photography Alan Caso. Music Geoff Zanelli. Editor Sabrina Plisco-Morris. Production Designer Marek Dobrowolski. Cast Simon R. Baker (Loved by the Buffalo [younger]), Josh Brolin (Jedediah Smith), Gary Busey (Johnny Fox), Tonantzin Carmelo (Thunder Heart Woman), Zahn McClarnon (Running Fox), Will Patton (James Fletcher), Matthew Settle (Jacob Wheeler), Michael Spears (Dog Star), Gordon Tootoosis (Growling Bear), Alan Tudyk (Nathan Wheeler), Skeet Ulrich (Jethro Wheeler), Francesco Quinn (Captain Salamanca), Geno Silva (Padre Sanchez), Chevez Ezaneh (White Feather), Gerald Auger (Soaring Eagle), Ken Pogue (Alexander Wheeler), Joshua Kalef (Ezra Wheeler), Serge Houde (Enoch Wheeler), Maureen Thomas (Margaret Wheeler), Georgie Collins (Hanna Wheeler), Leroy Dixon (Afraid of Thunder), Sean Blakemore (Ben Franklin), Tinsel Korey (Bluebird), Morris Strongeagle (Teen Running Fox), Sarah Winton (Teen Thunder Heart Woman), Greyston Holt (Aaron Wheeler), José Vargas, David Longworth, Peter Skagen, Randy Birch, Greg Lawson, Richard Halliday, Scott Heindl.

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5665 Into the West: Manifest Destiny (TNT, 6/17/2005, 120 minutes). In “Manifest Destiny,” Jacob Wheeler and Thunder Heart Woman and their growing family return to Virginia before setting out with Jacob’s brother Jethro for California by wagon train, enduring treacherous river crossings, torrential storms, disease, and Indian warriors—one of whom, Running Fox, leaves the tribe to meet the white man. Beau Bridges turns up as a fast-talking pitchman. Production Company DreamWorks Television. Director Simon Wincer. Executive Producer Steven Spielberg. Teleplay Cyrus Nowrasteh. Based on a Story by William Mastrosimone. Photography William Wages. Editor Mark Conte. Cast Beau Bridges (Capt. Stephen Hoxie), Jessica Capshaw (Rachel Wheeler), Tonantzin Carmelo (Thunder Heart Woman), Derek de Lint (Preacher Hobbs), George Leach (Loved by the Buffalo [older]), Zahn McClarnon (Running Fox), Ken Russell (Naomi Wheeler), Matthew Settle (Jacob Wheeler), Michael Spears (Dog Star), Jay Tavare (Chief Prairie Fire), Skeet Ulrich (Jethro Wheeler), Emily Holmes (Leah Wheeler), Elizabeth Sage (Margaret Wheeler/Light Shines), Ryan Robbins (“Skate” Guthrie), Serge Houde (Enoch Wheeler), Chris Heyerdahl (James Ebbets), Morris Birdyellowhead (Good Shield), Judith Buchan (Mrs. Hoxie), Samuel Patrick Chu (Jacob Jr.), Travis Dugas (Bear Blood), Neville Edwards (Absolom Jones), William Joseph Elk III (Young White Crow), John Ferguson (Josiah Bell), Joshua Kalef (Ezra), Kathryn Kerbes (Mrs. Hobbs), Tinsel Korey (Blue Bird), Tamara Lashley (Sally Jones), Robert Moloney (John Charles Fremont), Anthony Ray Parker (Howling Coyote), Jonathan Reimer (Marquis Jones), Maureen Thomas (Margaret Wheeler), Colin Campbell (Bull Harry), Greyston Holt (Aaron Wheeler). 5666 Into the West: Dreams & Schemes (TNT, 6/24/2005, 120 minutes). Gold fever strikes in “Dreams & Schemes” and green overtakes Jethro who risks his life to strike it rich. Niece Margaret, though, continues her search for her dad, as thousands of prospectors coming to California leave a wake of destruction across Lakota sacred land. Loved by the Buffalo, in exile, continues to seek the prophet who will save the Lakota. And back East, the election of Abraham Lincoln divides the Union. Production Company DreamWorks Television. Director Sergio Mimica-Gazzan. Executive Producer Steven Spielberg. Teleplay Craig Storper. Based on a Story by William Mastrosimone. Photography William Wages. Editor Jim Oliver. Cast Sean Astin (Martin Jarrett), Irene Bedard (Margaret Wheeler/Older Light Shines), Gil Birmingham (Older Dog Star), Tonantzin Carmelo (Thunder Heart Woman), Tyler Christopher (Jacob Wheeler Jr.), Rachael Leigh Cook (Clara Wheeler), Balthazar Getty (David Wheeler), Daniel J. Gillies (Ethan Biggs), Graham Greene (Conquering Bear), Christian Kane (Abe Wheeler), George Leach (Loved by the Buffalo), Zahn McClarnon (Younger Running Fox), Russell Means (Older Running Fox), Matthew Modine (Samson Wheeler), Tyler Posey (Abe Wheeler at 12), Elizabeth Sage (Margaret Wheeler/Younger Light Shines), Matthew Settle (Jacob Wheeler), Michael Spears (Younger Dog Star), John Terry (Older Jacob Wheeler), Sheila M. Tousey (Older Thunder Heart Woman), Skeet Ulrich (Jethro Wheeler), Kwesi Ameyaw (Henry Foster), Christian Bocher (Bloody Bill Anderson), Rebecca Jenkins (Susannah Wheeler), Nathaniel Arcand (Brings Horse), Brent Stait (Royce), Kevin McNulty (Thomas Fitzpatrick), David Midthunder (White Crow), Nathan Chasing His Horse (Sleeping Bear), David Richmond-Peck (Rider), Tinsel Korey (Bluebird), Hamish Boyd (Prospector), Darcy Laurie (Lucien), James Kirk (Jeremiah Wheeler), John Novak (James Lafet), Joseph M. Marshall III (Loved by the Buffalo), Shaun Johnston (William Mathers), Greyston Holt (Aaron Wheeler), Terry King, James Dugan, Trevor Roberts, Wally Houn. 5667 Into the West: Hell on Wheels (TNT, 7/8/2005, 120 minutes). The building of the transcontinental railroad is under way in “Hell on Wheels,” and Jacob Wheeler’s son, Abe, joins the crew of builders, while brother Jacob Jr. becomes a scout for the Army. Jacob’s daughter Margaret is captured and adopted by the Cheyenne, and when she sees the horror of how the Natives are treated following an attack by U.S. soldiers, she chooses to stay with her Cheyenne family and takes her Lakota name, Light Shines. Production Company DreamWorks Television. Director Michael Watkins. Executive Producer Steven Spielberg. Co-Executive Producer William Mastrosimone. Supervising Producer Kirk Ellis. Teleplay Kirk Ellis. Photography Alan Caso. Editor Mark Conte. Cast Irene Bedard (Margaret Wheeler/Light Shines), Tom Berenger (Col. John Chivington), Gil Birmingham (Dog Star [older]), Tyler Christopher (Jacob Wheeler Jr.), Rachael Leigh Cook (Clara Wheeler), Daniel J. Gillies (Ethan Biggs), Lance Henriksen (Daniel Wheeler), Christian Kane (Abe Wheeler), Warren Kole (Robert Wheeler), Russell Means (Running Fox), Jonathan Scarfe (Gen. George Armstrong Custer), Wes Studi (Chief Black Kettle), Steve Reevis (Loved by the Buffalo [older]), Garrett Wang (Chow-Ping Yen), Forrest Eyre (Thomas Durant), Glen Powell Jr. (Jackson Wheeler), Kurt Sorenson (Thomas Wheeler), Jane Goold (Esther Wheeler), Mina Stallard (Lilly

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Wheeler), Keith Szarabajka (Gen. Leroy Stafford), Stewart Finlay-McLennan (Patrick Donovan), Clayton Rohner (James Strobridge), Rutherford Cravens (Charles Crocker), Marc Miles (Spectator), Kirk Ellis (Stagecoach passenger), Ron Rondeaux (Roman Nose), Arron Shiver (Maj. Edward Wynkoop), Jack Burning (White Antelope), Brandon Smith (Gov. John Evans), Christopher Ahmie (White Bird), Nathan Chasing His Horse (Sleeping Bear), Raoul Trujillo (Red Cloud), David Midthunder (White Crow), Malachi Tsoodle-Nelson (Red Lance), Tatanka Means (Crazy Horse), Dylan Kenin (Captain Fetterman), Jake Warner (Colonel Carrington), J. D. Garfield (Jack Casement), Joshua Bryant (Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman), Clifton Stokes (Scout), Chloe Russell (Libby Custer), Bill Sterchi (Photographer), Greyston Holt (Aaron Wheeler), John Terry (Jacob Wheeler [narrator]), Joseph M. Marshall III (Old Indian [narrator]). 5668 Into the West: Casualties of War (TNT, 7/15/2005, 120 minutes). In “Casualties of War,” the U.S. Army moves in to take possession of the land when gold is discovered in the Black Hills, but Chief Sitting Bull refuses to yield his sacred lands. He has visions of the Army’s defeat, and they become a reality when Crazy Horse and his men overcome Custer and the 7th Cavalry at Little Big Horn. Production Company DreamWorks Television. Director Vincent Van Patten. Executive Producer Steven Spielberg. Teleplay William Mastrosimone. Photography William Wages. Editor Toni Morgan. Cast Irene Bedard (Margaret Wheeler/Light Shines), Gil Birmingham (Dog Star [older]), Keith Carradine (Capt. Richard Henry Pratt), Tyler Christopher (Jacob Wheeler Jr.), Rachael Leigh Cook (Clara Wheeler), Warren Kole (Robert Wheeler), Russell Means (Running Fox), Judge Reinhold (Douglas Hillman), Jonathan Scarfe (Gen. George A. Custer), Eric Schweig (Sitting Bull), John Terry (Jacob Wheeler Sr.), Sheila M. Tousey (Thunder Heart Woman), Nakotah LaRance (Voices that Carry), Tatanka Means (Crazy Horse), David Midthunder (White Crow), Raoul Trujillo (Red Cloud), Edward Spears (Older Red Lance), Chris Browning (Trooper Lang), Nathan Chasing His Horse (Sleeping Bear), Charles Sanders (Sen. William R. Allison), Boots Southerland (Indian agent), Adam Taylor (Gen. Alfred Terry), Jerry Hardy (Col. John Gibbon), Joseph M. Marshall III (Loved by the Buffalo), Alexander Kuznetscu (Kurchenko), Brandon Sanderson (Two Horns), Sandra Martinez (Yellow Hawk), Yolanda Nez (Rainbow), Greyston Holt (Aaron Wheeler). 5669 Into the West: Ghost Dance (TNT, 7/22/2005, 120 minutes). The Native American massacre at Wounded Knee brings the epic saga full circle in “Ghost Dance.” Robert and Clara Wheeler return home, disillusioned by the experimental school in Pennsylvania to “civilize” Native American children, but Clara moves on to teach on the reservation. Loved by the Buffalo believes he has found the foretold prophet when a mysterious Indian-name Wokova inspires his people with the Ghost Dance, but the Ghost Dance rebellion grows after Sitting Bull is “accidentally” killed by soldiers. Loved by the Buffalo and Jacob meet again, closing the circle that began years before, and the former resolves to pass on his Lakota traditions. Production Company DreamWorks Television. Director Jeremy Podeswa. Executive Producer Steven Spielberg. Teleplay William Mastrosimone. Cast Irene Bedard (Margaret Wheeler/Light Shines), Gil Birmingham (Dog Star [older]), Joanna Going (Clara Wheeler [older]), Joseph M. Marshall III (Loved by the Buffalo [older]), Russell Means (Running Fox), David Paymer (Daniel Royer), Craig Sheffer (Robert Wheeler), Eric Schweig (Sitting Bull), Chaske Spencer (Voices that Carry [older]), John Terry (Jacob Wheeler Sr.), Sheila M. Tousey (Thunder Heart Woman), Lew Alexander (Good Thunder), Edward Spears (Older Red Lance), Richard Speight Jr. (Rupert Lang), Billy Merasty (Yellow Bird), Brandon Oakes (Kicking Bear), Jonathan Joss (Jack Wilson/Wokova), Raoul Trujillo (Red Cloud), Jon Proudstar (Yellow Earring), Kevin Wiggins (McKenna), Dax Ansley (Jedediah Wheeler), Myrton Running Wolf (Lt. Bull Head), Jeremiah Bitsui (Sgt. Red Tomahawk), Gabriel Folse (Col. James Forsyth), George Aguilar (Big Foot), Tokala Clifford (Black Coyote), Jason Douglas (Tom Cooper), Mark Siversten (Cavalry sergeant), Brian Gamble (Buffalo soldier), Fredrick Lopez (Reverend Cook), Greyston Holt (Aaron Wheeler). 5670 James Patterson’s “Suzanne’s Diary for Nicholas” (CBS, 3/27/2005, 120 minutes). Dramatization of James Patterson’s 2001 best-seller—starring real-life marrieds Christina Applegate and Johnathon Schaech—about a book editor (Kathleen Rose Perkins) who discovers the truth about her author lover (Schaech) from the diary his doctor wife (Applegate) wrote to their young son. Production Company Fox Television. Director Richard Friedenberg. Executive Producers Lourdes Diaz, Robert B. Sturm. Co-Executive Producer James Patterson. Producer Jeff Freilich. Teleplay Richard Friedenberg. Based on the Novel by James Patterson. Photography Robin Loewen. Music Hummie Mann. Editor Paul Dixon. Production Designer Jennifer Stewart.

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Cast Christina Applegate (Dr. Suzanne Bedford), Johnathon Schaech (Matt Harrison), Kathleen Rose Perkins (Katie Wilkinson), Jenna Friedenberg (Laurie), Kevin Jubinville (Michael), Craig Eldridge (Phil), Jackie Torrens (Melanie), Hal Eisen (Author), Richard Donat (Earl), Trevor Hayes (Stephen), John Dunsworth (Samuels), Jennifer Overton (Connie). 5671 Jesse Stone: Death in Paradise (CBS, 4/30/2006, 120 minutes). In Tom Selleck’s third Jesse Stone movie, via author Robert B. Parker, the body of a teenage girl is found floating in a local lake, and her parents, from whom she was estranged, never even reported her missing. And then there’s a violent spousal abuse case to be dealt with. Production Companies Brandman Productions, TWS Productions II, Sony Pictures Television. Director Robert Harmon. Executive Producers Michael Brandman, Tom Selleck. Producer Steven Brandman. Teleplay J. T. Allen, Michael Brandman, Tom Selleck. Based on a Novel by Robert B. Parker. Photography David Gribble. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Chris Peppe. Production Designer Daniel Chapman. Cast Tom Selleck (Chief Jesse Stone), William Devane (Dr. Dix), Steven Flynn (Leo Finn), Viola Davis (Off. Molly Crane), Kohl Sudduth (Luther “Suitcase” Simpson), Stephen McHattie (Captain Healy), Vito Rezza (Off. Anthony D’Angelo), Orla Brady (Dr. Lilly Summers), Gary Basaraba (Norman Shaw), John Diehl (Jerry Snyder), Debra Christofferson (Vivian Snyder), Edward Edwards (Hank Bishop), Mae Whitman (Emily Bishop), Liisa RepoMartell (Carole Genest), Kerri Smith (Sister Mary John), Matthew Barr (Hooker Royce), Brendan Kelly (Lovey Norris), Maria Ricossa (Sandy Bishop), David Christoffel (DA Martin Reagan), John Beale (Doc Perkins). 5672 Jesse Stone: Night Passage (CBS, 1/15/2006, 120 minutes). Tom Selleck again plays small-town police chief Jesse Stone in this prequel to 2005’s Stone Cold, where he clashes with his new town’s resident hothead and the shady local bank manager. This was the second in what would be a series of films that became pilots to an unrealized series. Based on Robert B. Parker’s 1997 Stone adventure. Production Companies Brandman Productions, TWS Productions II, Sony Pictures Television. Director Robert Harmon. Executive Producers Michael Brandman, Tom Selleck. Producer Steven Brandman. Teleplay Tom Epperson. Based on a Book by Robert B. Parker. Photography David Gribble. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Chris Peppe. Production Designer David Chapman. Cast Tom Selleck (Chief Jesse Stone), Saul Rubinek (Hasty Hathaway), Viola Davis (Off. Molly Crane), Polly Shannon (Abby Taylor), Kohl Sudduth (Luther “Suitcase” Simpson), Mike Starr (Lou Carson), Brittany Robertson (Michele Genest), Liisa Repo-Martell (Carole Genest), Stephen McHattie (Captain Healy), John Beale (Dr. Peter Parker), Vito Rezza (Off. Anthony D’Angelo), Stephanie March (Cissy Hathaway), Stephen Baldwin (Joe Genest), Maria Brooks (Sandy/woman in bar), McKenzi Scott (Tammy/waitress), Christie McFadyen (Veterinarian), Brian Jamieson (Trucker), Gil Anderson (Voice of Jenn). 5673 Jesse Stone: Sea Change (CBS, 5/22/2007, 120 minutes). Fourth in a series of films based on Robert Parker’s small-town police chief Jesse Stone, here reopening a 12-year-old cold case involving the murder of a bank teller. Star Tom Selleck was nominated for an Emmy for Best Actor. Production Companies Brandman Productions, TWS Productions II, Sony Pictures Television. Director Robert Harmon. Executive Producers Michael Brandman, Tom Selleck. Producer Steven Brandman. Co-Producer Robert Harmon. Teleplay Ronni Kern. Based on the Novel by Robert B. Parker. Photography René Ohashi. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Chris Peppe. Production Designer David Chapman. Cast Tom Selleck (Jesse Stone), Kathy Baker (Rose Gammon), William Devane (Dr. Dix), Saul Rubinek (Hasty Hathaway), Viola Davis (Molly Crane), Kohl Sudduth (Luther “Suitcase” Simpson), Rebecca Pidgeon (Leann Lewis), Sean Young (Sybil Martin), Mika Boorem (Cathleen Holton), Stephen McHattie (Captain Healy), William Sadler (Gino Fish), James Gammon (Bob), Nigel Bennett (Harrison Pendleton), Vito Rezza (Anthony D’Angelo), James Rogers (Terry Genest), Jeremy Akerman (Councilman #1), John Beale (Doc Perkins), Scott Wickware (Sam Holton), Marcia Bennett (Hilda Evans), Kristin Slawter (Candy Striper), Tom Gallant (Councilman #2), Jean Morpurgo (Mary Lewis), Craig Wood (Waiter), Todd Hofley (Alan), Laura Kohoot (Bartender), Phil Dinn (Cabbie), Gil Anderson (Jenn Stone [voice]). 5674 Jesse Stone: Thin Ice (CBS, 3/1/2009, 120 minutes). Tom Selleck, as the police chief in the fictional Massachusetts town of Paradise, in his fifth Jesse Stone movie, finds himself in hot water with the town council after inadvertently becoming involved in a Boston shootout (kind of out of his jurisdiction) where his lawman buddy is seriously wounded. His scolding and his job of simply handing out speeding tickets makes him wonder

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if he should walk away from Paradise in this, the first of the Jessie Stones not written by novelist Robert B. Parker, filmed in summer 2007. Production Companies TWS Productions II, Brandman Productions, Sony Pictures Television. Director Robert Harmon. Executive Producers Michael Brandman, Tom Selleck. Producer Steven Brandman. Co-Producer Robert Harmon. Teleplay Ronni Kern. Based on a Story by Ronni Kern, Michael Brandman, Tom Selleck. Based on Characters Created by Robert B. Parker. Photography René Ohashi. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Steve Cohen. Production Designer Bill Fleming. Cast Tom Selleck (Jesse Stone), Kathy Baker (Off. Rose Gammon), Kohl Sudduth (Off. Luther “Suitcase” Simpson), Leslie Hope (Sidney Greenstreet), Stephen McHattie (Captain Healy), William Sadler (Gino Fish), Jessica Hecht (Stephanie Morton), Joanna Miles (Mrs. Steinberg), Fulvio Cecere (Teddy Leaf), William Devane (Dr. Dix), Camryn Manheim (Elizabeth Blue), Jeremy Akerman (Councilman Carter Hansen), John Beale (Dr. Peter Perkins), Kerri Smith (Sister Mary John), Gary Levert (William Butler), Todd Hofley (Alan), Tom Gallant (Councilman Marv Comden), Glen Lefchak (Homeless guy), Brian Heighton (Boston doctor), Dawn Cyr (Nurse #1), Sherry Smith (Nurse #2), Jonathan Brass (Michael), Phil Dinn (Dispatch officer), Scott Owens (Teddy’s sidekick), Gil Anderson (Jenn). 5675 John Adams (HBO, 3/16/2008 to 4/20/2008, 7 Parts, 60 minutes each). Lavish seven-part adaptation of David McCullough’s historical biography of the founding father who long has been thought the least known and understood of our early presidents. In the title role, Paul Giamatti was either terrific or terrifically miscast, according to the critics, who were unstinting in their admiration of the production, shot primarily is such disparate locales as Williamsburg, Virginia, and Budapest, Hungary. The film was divided into parts entitled “Join or Die,” “Independence,” “Don’t Tread on Me,” “Revolution,” “Unite or Die,” “Unnecessary War,” and “Peacefield,” each running initially at least once in successive weeks. John Adams won a previously unheralded 13 Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Miniseries, Best Actor (Giamatti), Actress (Linney), Supporting Actor (Tom Wilkinson), writing, cinematography, costumes, and visual effects. Production Companies HBO Pictures, Playtone Productions. Director Tom Hooper. Executive Producers Tom Hanks, Gary Goetzman. Co-Executive Producers Kirk Ellis, Frank Doelger. Producers David Coatsworth, Steven Shareshian. Consulting Producer Graham Yost. Teleplay Kirk Ellis. Teleplay (Part 4) Michelle Ashford. Based on the Biography by David McCullough. Photography Tak Fujimoto, Danny Cohen. Music Rob Lane, Joseph Vitarelli. Editor Melanie Oliver. Production Designer Gemma Jackson. Cast Paul Giamatti (John Adams), Laura Linney (Abigail Adams), Stephen Dillane (Thomas Jefferson), Tom Wilkinson (Benjamin Franklin), David Morse (George Washington), Sarah Polley (Nabby Adams [adult]), Madeline Taylor (Nabby Adams [young]), Ebon Moss-Bachrach (John Quincy Adams [adult]), Stephen Hinkle (John Quincy Adams [young]), Kevin Trainor (Charles Adams), Samuel Barnett (Thomas Adams), Danny Huston (Samuel Adams), Rufus Sewell (Alexander Hamilton), Cyril Descours (Edmund Charles Genet), Zeljko Ivanek (John Dickinson), John Bedford Lloyd (Richard Palms), Justin Theroux (John Hancock), Tom Hollander (King George III), Alan Cox (William Maclay), Hugh O’Gorman (Theodore Sedgwick), Guy Henry (Jonathan Sewall), Jean-Hughes Anglade (Comte de Vergennes), Thomas Beckett (Elbridge Getty), Julian Blinch (Gilbert Fox), John Dossett (Benjamin Rush), Paul Fitzgerald (Richard Henry Lee), Mamie Gummer (Sally Smith-Adams), Jack Gwaltney (John Marshall), Caroline Corne (Louisa Catherine Adams), Ritchie Coster (Captain Preston), Buzz Bovshow (John Trumbull), Bill Buell (Justice Lynde), Brennan Brown (Robert Treat Payne), Neal Huff (Capt. John Tucker), Sean McKenzie (Edward Bancroft), Clancy O’Connor (Edward Rutledge), Zak Orth (James McHenry), Del Pentecost (Gen. Henry Knox), Andrew Scott (Col. William Smith). 5676 Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board (Disney Channel, 6/8/2007, 90 minutes). In this sequel to Disney’s 1999 Johnny Tsunami, teen snowboarding champion Johnny Kapahala has returned to his hometown of Oahu for the wedding of his surf-legend grandfather, and to catch a few waves. There he discovers he has a new step-uncle, a 12-year-old youngster who’s a mountain boarder with a rebellious attitude. This was filmed not in Hawaii but in New Zealand. Production Companies Rubicon Films Ltd., Utica Productions. Director Eric Bross. Executive Producer Doug Sloan. Producer Gina Black. Teleplay Doug Sloan, Ann Austen, Max Enscoe, Annie DeYoung. Photography Horacio Marquiñez. Music Nathan Wang. Editor Terry Blythe. Production Designer Ralph Davis. 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Sterling), Andrew James Allen (Jared), Rose McIver (Val), Phil Brown (Troy), Jake T. Austin (Chris), Chris Mulligan (Chaz), Akoni Kama (Himself). 5677 Journey to the Center of the Earth (ION, 1/27/2008, 120 minutes). Umpteenth version of Jules Verne’s classic tale of an expedition by an intrepid team of explorers (here led by Rick Schroder) miles below the Earth’s surface—in this case, financed by a wealthy young woman who wants them to find her missing husband (Peter Fonda) who vanished several years before on an expedition of his own. Production Company RHI Entertainment. Director T. J. Scott. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr., Matthew O’Connor, Lisa Richardson. Producer George Horie. Teleplay William Gray, Thomas Baum. Based on the Novel by Jules Verne. Photography Philip Linzey. Music René Dupere. Editor Allan Lee. Production Designer Steve Geaghan. Cast Rick Schroder (Jonathan Brock), Victoria Pratt (Martha Dennison), Peter Fonda (Edward Dennison), Steven Grayhm (Abel Brock), Mike Dopud (Sergei Petrov), Jonathan Brewer (Wakinta), Richard Side (Solomon Smith), Elyse Levesque (Emily), Carmen Moore (Priestess), Simon R. Baker (Rescuer), Ken Kirzinger (Big guy). 5678 Joy Fielding’s “The Other Woman” (LMN, 6/21/2008, 120 minutes). The second wife, a vibrant young TV producer, of a very successful divorce lawyer fears she’ll lose him to a younger woman who declares her intent to steal him away— which is precisely what wife number two did four years earlier to his first wife. Based on novelist Joy Fielding’s 1983 best seller. Production Companies Nomadic Pictures, Randwell Productions. Director Jason Priestley. Executive Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev, Joy Fielding. Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Dave Schultz. Based on the Novel by Joy Fielding. Photography Craig Wrobleski. Music Zack Ryan. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer Linda Williams. Cast Josie Bissett (Jill Plumley), Ted Whittall (Derek Plumley), Lisa Caruk (Nicole Clark), Alan C. Peterson (Stan Weatherly), Judith Buchan (Bonnie Weatherly), Jason Priestley (Pete Henderson), MacKenzie Porter (Lauren Plumley), Travis Milne (Tyler), Graeme Black (Barry), Gillian Carfra (Elaine), Travis Milne (Tyler), Rainer Kahl (Lawyer #1), Daniel Libman (Lawyer #2), Lindsay Burns (Judge), Terry David Mulligan (Trial witness), Terry Lawrence (Detective Waters), Mandy Stobo (Lisa Weatherley), Gillian Carfa (Elaine), Myrna Vallance (Prosecutor), Tom Carey (Cameraman), Joseph Allan Sutherland (Cole Weatherly). 5679 Jules Verne’s “Mysterious Island” (Hallmark, 9/17/2005, 180 minutes). New version of Jules Verne’s 1874 adventure novel dealing with a bunch of castaways stranded on a remote island and facing down pirates, scavengers, Mother Nature, and giant beasts. Patrick Stewart portrays the infamous Captain Nemo. The tale previously had been told on the screen in 1929, in 1961 (the famed Ray Harryhausen production), and, with Peter Cushing, in 1981 (as Monster Island), and a 15-part 1951 TV serial and as a 22-part one from New Zealand in the late 1990s. This Hallmark Channel version, filmed in Thailand, initially was scheduled to premiere during the Fourth of July weekend and ultimately aired in two back-to-back parts running 90 minutes each. Later it was edited into a single three-hour program. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Russell Mulcahy. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, Therese Ryan. Producer Russ Markowitz. Line Producer Frank Q. Dobbs. Teleplay Adam Armus, Kay Foster. Based on the Novel by Jules Verne. Photography James Chressanthis. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Kuladee Suchatanun. Cast Kyle MacLachlan (Capt. Cyrus Smith), Patrick Stewart (Captain Nemo), Gabrielle Anwar (Jane Spillet), Vinnie Jones (Bob Harvey), Omar Gooding (Neb), Jason Durr (Sergeant Pencroff), Danielle Calvert (Helen Spillet), Roy Marsden (Joseph), Christopher Larkin (Atherton Harvey), Tom Mison (Blake). 5680 Jump In! (Disney Channel, 1/12/2007, 90 minutes). Story revolves around a young boxer, Izzy Daniels, who trains to follow in his father’s footsteps by winning the Golden Glove in this youth-oriented Disney comedy/drama. When his girlfriend, however, asks him to substitute for a team member in a Double Dutch tournament, the young man discovers a hidden passion for jump roping. Production Company Davis Entertainment. Director Paul Hoen. Executive Producers John Davis, Jordan Davis. Co-Executive Producer Amy Palmer. Producer Kevin Lafferty. Teleplay Doreen Spicer, Regina Hicks, Karin Gist. Photography David Makin. Music Frank Fitzpatrick. Choreography Janice Hampton. Editor Doreen Spicer. Production Designer Doug McCullough.

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Cast Corbin Bleu (Izzy Daniels), David Reivers (Kenneth Daniels), Shanica Knowles (Shauna Keaton), Laivan Greene (Keisha Ray), Kylee Russell (Karin Daniels), Patrick Johnson Jr. (Rodney Tyler), Micah Williams (L’il Earl Jackson), Keke Palmer (Mary Thomas), Jauube Mandiela (Yolanda Brooks), Mazin Elsadig (Chuck Coley), Gene Mack (Felix), Rebecca Williams (Tammy Lewis), Michael Colonnese (Devon James), Hayley Van Tieren (Tenya), Paula Brancati (Gina), Alessandra Cannito (Elizabeth), Sarah Francis (Aubreena), Tracy Shreve (Mrs. Thomas), Kim Roberts (Mrs. Roberts), Elle Downs (MC). 5681 Killer Hair (LMN, 6/21/2009, 120 minutes). A former crime reporter, forced to cover the fashion beat (fashion crime) at a less-than-stellar newspaper, gets curious and begins sleuthing when one of her friends dies in an apparent suicide, and the terrible haircut she’s laid to rest in raises suspicions that murder was involved. Based on one of Ellen Byerrum’s comedic “Crime of Fashion” mysteries. Production Companies Front Street Pictures, Anne Carlucci Productions, Rona Edwards Productions. Director Jerry Ciccoritti. Executive Producers Anne Carlucci, Rona Edwards. Producer Harvey Kahn. Teleplay Elisa Bell. Based on the Novel by Ellen Byerrum. Photography Danny Nowak. Music James Gelfand. Editor Richard Schwadel. Production Designer Rocco Matteo. Cast Maggie Lawson (Lacey Smithsonian), Sadie LeBlanc (Stella Lake), Victor Webster (Vic Donovan), James McDaniel (Douglas MacArthur Jones), Sarah Edmonson (Brooke Burton), Katharine Isabelle (Cherise Smithsonian), Mario Cantone (Leonardo), Finola Hughes (Josette Raford), Jocelyn Loewen (Felicity Pickles), Christopher Jacot (Beau Radford), Jason Schombing (Detective Harding), Mark Consuelos (Tony Trujillo), Mary McDonnell (Rose Smithsonian), David Attar (Caleb Collingwood), Lynda Boyd (Marcia Robinson), Kyle Cassie (Damon Newhouse), Gemma Levinson (Mandy Manville), Mark Humphrey (Dr. Gregory Spaulding), Christopher Jacot (Beau Radford), Carmen Moore (Sherri), Sarah Smyth (Tammy White), Peter Kelamis (Agent Thorn), Forbes Angus (Funeral directior). 5682 Killer Wave (ION, 8/5/2007, 240 minutes). A large corporation (headed by Tom Skerritt) hatches a scheme to devastate East Coast American cities in a scare-for-profit plan to try winning a multi-billion dollar contract from the government to build a seawall, and it’s up to marine engineers to track down the perpetrators of these so-called natural disasters. Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Muse Entertainment. Director Bruce McDonald. Executive Producer Robert Halmi. Producers Irene Litinsky, Michael Prupas. Teleplay Tedi Sarafian, William Gray. Based on a Story by Tedi Sarafian. Photography Pierre Jodoin. Music Norman Corbeil. Editor Denis Papillon. Production Designer Guy Lalande. Cast Angus MacFadyen (John McAdams), Karine Vanasse (Sophie Marleau), Louis-Philippe Dandenault (Marlon Clark), John Robinson (Brisick), Tom Skerritt (Victor Bannister), Stephen McHattie (Edgar Powell), Ellen David (Annabelle), Bruce Dinsmore (Jackson Wilcord), Chris Heyerdahl (Stanley Schiff), Bronwen Mantel (Mrs. Bannister), Vlasta Vrana (Heinz Litchner), Andreas Apergis (Aslan Bukhari), Anna Hopkins (Mel), Anne Braber (Sarah), Linda Smith (Mayor), Larry Day (Highway patrolman), Mike Tsar (Jasper/trucker). 5683 Kings of South Beach (A&E, 3/12/2007, 120 minutes). Fact-based crime-tinged story of the club promoter—and, by extension, the mob—who reinvented Miami’s South Beach as a nightlife Mecca. “Essentially shot like an extended music video,” as Variety’s critic noted, it relates how promoter Chris Troiano and a New York buddy named Andy Burnett (Jason Gedrick and Donnie Wahlberg) glammed up the area and, as the story pointed out, lured the Madonnas and Versaces and Kate Mosses to the South Beach area. The film was written and produced by Nicholas Pileggi, Scorsese’s writing chum from GoodFellas and Casino, and had cop-turned-producer Sonny Grosso as one of the execs. Ironically, it apparently couldn’t get a license to film in Miami, so Puerto Rico was chosen as the locale. Production Companies Grosso-Jacobson Productions, Sony Pictures Television. Director Tim Hunter. Executive Producers Sonny Grosso, Larry Jacobson. Co-Executive Producer Clay Kahler, Van Vandergriff. Producers Kip Konwiser, Nicholas Pileggi. Supervising Producer David Craig. Teleplay Nicholas Pileggi. Photography Patrick Cady. Music Rob Mounsey. Editor Sunny Hodge. Production Designer Marc Greville-Masson. Cast Donnie Wahlberg (Andy Burnett), Jason Gedrick (Chris Troiano), Ricardo Chavira (Enrique), Steven Bauer (Allie Boy), Nadine Velazquez (Olivia Palacios), Brian Goodman (Lt. Jim Hawke), Frank John Hughes (Lt. Houlton), Sean Poolman (Manny Jones), Ariane Sommer (Michelle Rose), Bill Doyle (Agent Charlie Glaser), Juan Pablo Gamboa (Danny Hayes), Cathy Myatt (Marina Petrov), Jay Rasumny (Slava Petrov), Cristina Garcia (Officer Saban), Maria Valentina Bove (Zoya Petrov), David Andrew Nash (Officer Dave), Dominick La Blanca Jr. (Davey Harris), Calo Rodriguez (Carlos).

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5684 A Kiss at Midnight (Hallmark, 12/27/2008, 120 minutes). An expert matchmaker, who has sent countless happy couples to the altar but now is competing with online dating services, after spending yet another New Year’s toasting her matches, sets a goal for herself to find the man of her dreams by the following New Year’s Eve. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films. Director Bradford May. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Mike Moran, Amanda Phillips. Producers Lincoln Lageson, Mary Church. Teleplay Anna Sandor. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Andrew Keresztes. Editor Thomas A. Krueger. Production Designer Eugene Wyrick. Cast Faith Ford (Susan Flowers), Dyan Cannon (Kay Flowers), Cameron Daddo (Josh Sherman), Hal Linden (Arthur Wright), Kim Rhodes (Maureen O’Connor), Gloria Gifford (Miss Molly), Muse Watson (Ben Wiatt), Abigail Mavity (Jennifer Sherman), Jadin Gould (Cassie Sherman), Lorna Scott (Carla Walsh), Kandiss Edmundson (Elizabeth), Allen Dula (Dr. Carson). 5685 Knight Rider (NBC, 2/17/2008, 120 minutes). 2008 update of NBC’s iconic 1982–1986 hit talking-car series that starred David Hasselhoff (returning here for a cameo). Val Kilmer was recruited nearly on the eve of the production’s premiere to be the off-camera voice of K.I.T.T., the spiffy, jazzed-up Ford Mustang, replacing Will Arnett, who had a commercial conflict. A brief new series followed. Production Companies Dutch Oven Productions, Universal Media Studios. Director Steve Shill. Executive Producers Glen A. Larson, David Bartis, Doug Liman. Co-Executive Producer Steve Shill. Supervising Producer Dave Andron. Producer Sean Ryerson. Co-Producers Geoff Garrett, Sara Fischer. Teleplay Dave Andron. Based on Characters Created by Glen A. Larson. Photography Jamie Barber. Music Christopher Tyng. Editors Stewart Schill, William A. Stitch. Production Designer Richard Toyon. Cast Justin Bruening (Mike Tracer), Deanna Russo (Sarah Graiman), Sydney Tamia Poitier (Agent Carrie Rivai), Bruce Davison (Prof. Charles Graiman), David Hasselhoff (Michael Knight), Val Kilmer (Voice of K.I.T.T.), Greg Ellis (Welther), Jonathan Chase (Kevin), Wayne Kasserman (Dylan Fass), Chris Mulkey (Sheriff Ramsey), Susan Gibney (Jennifer), Kevin Dunigan (Smoke), Jack Yang (Cross), Assaf Cohen (Amir), Kevin Christy (Belle). 5686 Knights of Bloodsteel (Sci-Fi, 4/19/2009 and 4/20/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Mindless two-part fantasy (Canadian-made) dealing with knights-errant, elves, goblins, and an evil muppet-headed character, Dragon Eye. He (it) is intent on monopolizing bloodsteel, an ore with magical properties, found exclusively on the island of Mirabilis—unless a sword-wielding human bounty hunter named Serragoth, an anointed knight, can stop it with the aid of Tesselink, the sorcerer elf with magical powers, and his cutely fanged assistant elf Perfidia. Let the battles begin. “Mirabilis” was the two-parter’s original title. Production Companies Industry Entertainment, Reunion Pictures, RHI Entertainment. Director Philip Spink. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr., Matthew O’Connor, Lisa Richardson, Tom Rowe, Andrew Deane, Cindi Rice, John Frank Rosenblum. Producer Pascal Verschoons. Teleplay Sam Egan. Photography David Moxness. Music Jim Guttridge. Editor Charles Robichaud. Production Designer Peter Andringa. Cast David James Elliott (John Serragoth), Natassia Malthe (Perfidia), Christopher Lloyd (Tesselink), Mark Gibbon (Dragon Eye), Christopher Jacot (Adric), Dru Viergever (Ber-lak), Kevin Blatch (Monk), Mackenzie Gray (Lord Splayven), Brenna O’Brien (Taloa), Leela Savasta (Fileen), Ian Wallace (Klegg). 5687 Knights of the South Bronx (A&E, 12/6/2005, 120 minutes). Based on real events, this tale tells of a group of elementary schoolers from the South Bronx who learn some important life lessons when learning chess from a dedicated teacher, a former corporate exec who was downsized and took a job as a teaching substitute. Film was inspired by the story of real-life David MacNulty, who took his students to a national chess championship and then saw them go on to Ivy League schools. Production Companies Tiara Blue Films, Fox Television, A&E Network. Director Allen Hughes. Executive Producers Diane Nabatoff, Delia Fine. Supervising Producer Emilio Nuñez. Producers Allen Hughes, John M. Eckert. CoProducer Perri Peltz. Teleplay Jamal Joseph, Dianne Houston. Based on a Story by Jamal Joseph. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Stephen Endelman. Editor Conrad M. Gonzalez. Production Designer Franco de Cotiis. Cast Ted Danson (Richard Mason), Malcolm David Kelley (Jimmy Washington), Brian Markinson (Arnie), Kate Vernon (Pat Mason), Yves Michel-Beneche (MD), Yucini Diaz (Renée Soto), Antonio Ortiz (Dawson), Eugene A. Clark (Gene Edmonds), Keke Palmer (Kenya Russell), Clifton Powell (Cokey Williams), Devon Bostick (Darren Mason), Sandi Ross (Principal Bette Weston), Philip Akin (Assistant Principal Hill), Jason Burke (Peach), Raven Dauda (Brenda), Karen LeBlanc (Dolly), Joan Gregson (Elderly rich woman), Mark Whelan (Tournament official),

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Spencer Van Wyck (Dawson’s opponent), David Clement, Cameron Ansell, Craig Eldridge, Kedar Brown, Alex Karzis, David MacNiven, Nick Carpenter, Jennifer Robertson, Michael Hanrahan, Scott Patterson, Jeff Christensen, Brendan Price. 5688 Kung Fu Killer (Spike TV, 8/17/2008 and 8/18/2008, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). This martial arts action adventure, filmed in China, actually was two movies running back-to-back. It followed the quest—in the late 1920s—of White Crane, orphaned son of Western missionaries who was raised as a Wudang monk to become a spiritual leader and master in martial arts (shades of David Carradine’s Kung Fu role in the 1970s). In the first installment he infiltrates the Shanghai underworld, looking for the guys who raided his temple and slew his mentor. There he encounters a lounge singer from Brooklyn, on a mission of her own. Production Companies Reunion Pictures, RHI Entertainment. Director Philip Spink. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr. Producers Shan Tam, Matthew O’Connor, Michael O’Connor. Teleplay Jacqueline Feather, David Seidler. Photography Ng Man-Ching. Music Jim Guttridge. Editor Mike Banas. Production Designer Thomas Chong. Cast David Carradine (White Crane), Daryl Hannah (Jane Marshall), Kay Tong Lim (Khan Xin), Lim Yu-Beng (Bai Yang), Osric Chau (Lang Han), Jimmy Taenaka (Bingo), Christian Lee (Tong Ho), Pei-Pei Cheng (Myling), Nic Rhind (Peter Marshall), Gary Peterman (Hoggins), Rosalind Pho (Wei), Nolan Willard (Young Crane), Karen Bergen (Crane’s mother). 5689 Lackawanna Blues (HBO, 2/12/2005, 100 minutes). Acclaimed filming of actor/writer Ruben Santiago-Hudson’s autobiographical one-man 2001 Obie-winning Off-Broadway play about his growing up in Lackawanna, NY, in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The movie, marking the film debut of noted stage director George. C. Wolfe, opened up the story to feature an impressive name cast, headed by S. Epatha Merkerson, Emmy winner for Best Actress, as the proprietor of a local boarding house who took on the role of young Ruben’s nanny. The film’s seven Emmy nominations also included Outstanding Movie and Director. Actress Halle Berry and the author were among the executive producers. Production Company HBO Pictures. Director George C. Wolfe. Executive Producers Halle Berry, Ruben SantiagoHudson, Vincent Cirrincione, Shelby Stone. Producer Nellie Nugiel. Teleplay Ruben Santiago-Hudson. Based on his Play. Photography Ivan Strasburg. Music Meshell Ndegeocello. Editor Brian A. Kates. Production Designer Richard Hoover. Cast S. Epatha Merkerson (Rachel “Nanny” Crosby), Marcus Carl Franklin (Ruben Santiago Jr.), Jimmy Smits (Ruben Santiago Sr.), Terrence Howard (Bill Crosby), Carmen Ejolo (Alean), Louis Gossett Jr. (Old Lem Taylor), Julie Benz (Laura), Robert Bradley (Otis McClanahan), Thomas Jefferson Byrd (Numb Finger Pete), Kathleen Chalfant (Mrs. Carmichael), Macy Gray (Pauline), Hill Harper (Older Ruben Jr.), Barry ‘Shabaka’ Henley (Shakey Winfield), Ernie Hudson (Dick Barrymore), Delroy Lindo (Mr. Lucious), Mos Def (Bandleader), Lou Myers (Ol’ Po’ Carl), Rosie Perez (Bertha), Adina Porter (Ricky), Ruben Santiago-Hudson (Freddie Cobbs), Liev Schreiber (Ulysses Fold), Henry Simmons (Jesse), Patricia Wettig (Laura’s mom), Michael Kenneth Williams (Jimmy Lee), Saul Williams (Sweet Tooth Sam), Charlaine Woodard (Miss Jadie), Jeffrey Wright (Small Paul). 5690 Ladies Night (USA, 2/19/2005, 120 minutes). Con-artist (Paul Michael Glaser) teams up with his son to seduce female bank employees, talk them into stealing dough from the place, and then murder them, in this true-crime melodrama. The actual leads are a pair of insurance investigators who are hot on their trail. Production Company Once Upon a Time Films. Director Norma Bailey. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, John Fasano, Chad Oakes. Producer Evan Tylor. Line Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Larry Mintz, Marvin J. Wolf. Photography David Frazee. Music Ryan Shore. Editor Lara Mazur. Production Designer Phil Schmidt. Production Consultant Bonnie Raskin. Cast Paul Michael Glaser (Art Kirkland), Claudette Mink (Susan Vercillino), Colin Ferguson (Jess Grant), Kett Turton (Zach), John Salley (Capt. Elroy Jenkins), Garry Chalk (Steven Draper), Allison Hossack (Carole Ross), Ona Grauer (Emily Morgan), Emily Holmes (Jeanne Collins), Zak Santiago (Gates), Greg Rogers (Banker), Hiro Kanagawa (J. P. Yamamoto), Ari Cohen (Howell), Ty Olsson (Mitch Ross), Judith Maxie (Jeanne’s boss), Damon Johnson (Clerk), Emy Aneke (Trooper), James Kirk (Counter guy), Rekha Sharma (Account manager). 5691 Ladies of the House (Hallmark, 10/18/2008, 120 minutes). Three women friends, in this sentimental movie, single-handedly take on the rebuilding of a run-down house as a church fundraiser, and come to discover that their own lives require an equal amount of renovation.

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Production Companies Faith & Family Entertainment, Larry Levinson Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director James A. Contner. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Mike Moran, Randy Pope, Matthew Fitzsimons. Producer Brian Gordon. Teleplay Karen Struck. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Alex Wilkinson. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Florence Henderson (Rose Olmstead), Donna Mills (Elizabeth Waldman), Pam Grier (Birdie Marchand), Lance Henriksen (Frank Olmstead), Richard Roundtree (Stan Marchand), Gordon Thomson (Dr. Richard Waldman), Michael Ensign (Pastor Wesley), Judith Baldwin (Amelia), John Colton (Doctor), Michael McGill (Building inspector), Nicole DuPort (Tracy), Bob Bledsoe (George). 5692 The Last Templar (NBC, 1/25/2009 and 1/26/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Following the pilfering an ancient artifact from New York’s Metropolitan Museum that supposedly holds the power to bring down Christianity, Mira Sorvino, as a Manhattan archaeologist, joins up with a handsome FBI agent and embarks on a globe-spanning quest to unearth the shadowy secrets of the medieval Knights Templar. This two-part action adventure that clones a number of movies of the recent past was based on Raymond Khoury’s 2006 novel. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Paolo Barzman. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr., Michael Prupas. Producer Irene Litinsky. Line Producer Sandrine Gros d’Aillon. Teleplay Raymond Khoury, Suzette Couture. Based on the Novel by Raymond Khoury. Photography Thomas Burstyn. Music Norman Corbeil. Editor Arthur Tarnowski. Production Designer Zoe Sakellaropoulo. Cast Mira Sorvino (Tess Chaykin), Scott Foley (Sean Daley), Victor Garber (Monsignor De Angelis), Omar Sharif (Konstantin), Kenneth Welsh (Bill Vance), Claudia Ferri (Agent Luisa Acevedo), Anthony Lemke (Clive Edmonston), Mark Antony Krupa (Branko Petrovic), Larry Day (Gus Waldron), Don Jordan (Mayor), Rebecca Windheim (Kim), Danny Blanco-Hall (Plunkett), Christian Paul (Nick Apard), Adam Bramble (Archbishop of New York), Joanna “JoJo” Levesque (Mayor’s wife), Kevin Woodhouse (Bully cop), Mario Davignon (William), Edward Yankie (Mitch Adeson), Craig Thomas (Police captain), Vlasta Vrana (Cab driver), Jason Cavalier (Crackhead), Joseph Antaki (Captain Rassoulis), Russell Yuen (FBI agent). 5693 Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie (ABC, 3/26/2005 to 4/23/2005, 5 Parts, 120/60 minutes). This miniseries based on the writings of Laura Ingalls Wilder (published in 1935) and her pioneer family’s trek across the Kansas Territory at the end of the 19th century is, according to the network publicity, “in no way based on the television show of the 1970s [but] marks a return to the autobiographical books written by Ms. Wilder.” It was executive produced, though, by Ed Friendly who served the same function on the popular Michael Landon–led series (1974–1983). Production Companies Ed Friendly Productions, Voice Pictures Inc. Director David L. Cunningham. Executive Producer Ed Friendly. Co-Executive Producers Wendy Hill-Trout, Katie Ford. Producer Hans Proppe. Co-Producer Michelle Wong. Teleplay Katie Ford. Based on a Book by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Photography Robin Loewen. Music John Cameron. Editor Geoffrey Rowland. Production Designer Ken Rempel. Cast Cameron Bancroft (Charles Ingalls), Erin Cottrell (Caroline Ingalls), Kyle Chavarria (Laura Ingalls), Danielle Ryan Chuchran (Mary Ingalls), Gregory Sporleder (Mr. Edwards), Griffin Powell-Arcand (Young Indian boy), Dorian Harewood (Dr. Tan), James Cosmo (Mr. Scott), Gina Stockdale (Mrs. Scott), Byron Chief-Moon (Soldat du Chene), Richard Halliday (Shopkeeper). 5694 The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice (TNT, 12/7/2008, 120 minutes). The third installment of The Librarian has Noah Wyle as bookish hero Flynn Carsen in New Orleans—sent by returning players Bob Newhart and Jane Curtin—trying to undo a nefarious vampire plot and rescue a kidnapped University of Bucharest language professor, with the help of a beautiful chanteuse. The professor had been snatched by a group that wants to force him to locate the Judas Chalice. Production Company Electric Entertainment. Director Jonathan Frakes. Executive Producers Dean Devlin, Kearie Peak, Marc Roskin. Co-Executive Producer Phillip M. Goldfarb. Producers Noah Wyle, John W. Rogers. Co-Producer Rachel Olschan. Teleplay Marco Schnabel. Characters Created by David Titcher. Photography David Connell. Music Joseph LoDuca. Editor David Siegel. Production Designer Robb Wilson King. Cast Noah Wyle (Flynn Carsen), Bruce Davison (Professor Lazlo/Vlad), Stana Katic (Simone Renoir), Dikran Tulaine (Sergei Kubichek), Werner Richmond (Andrew), Jane Curtin (Charlene), Bob Newhart (Judson), Jason Douglas (Ivan), Joe Knezevich (Mason), Beth Burvant (Katie), Joe E. Ross (Mr. Percy), John Curran (Clerk), Connor Hill (Young Judson), Armando LeDuc (George), Stephen David Calhoun (Nicolai), Earl Maddox (Cousin Horace), David Born (Auctioneer), Brandi Coleman (Servant), Frazier Hicks (Martin Brown).

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5695 The Librarian: Return to King Solomon’s Mines (TNT, 12/3/2006, 120 minutes). After retrieving the Crystal Skull in Utah in the earlier (2004) TV-movie uber-librarian Flynn Carsen—labeled by the Hollywood Reporter’s TV critic as “a nerd’s nerd with 22 academic degrees and no life”—again doing an Indiana Jones, is sent out in search of the secret location of King Solomon’s Mines. Noah Wyle, Bob Newhart, and Jane Curtin reprise their earlier roles. Production Companies Electric Entertainment, TNT Pictures. Director Jonathan Frakes. Executive Producers Kearie Peak, Marc Roskin, Dean Devlin. Producers Noah Wyle, Michael S. Murphy. Co-Producer Rachel Olschan. Teleplay Marco Schnabel. Based on Characters Created by David Titcher. Photography Walt Lloyd. Music Joseph LoDuca. Editor David Siegel. Production Designer Robb Wilson King. Cast Noah Wyle (Flynn Carsen), Gabrielle Anwar (Emily Davenport), Jane Curtin (Charlene), Robert Foxworth (Uncle Jerry), Olympia Dukakis (Margie Carsen), Bob Newhart (Judson), Zahn McClarnon (Tommy Yellow Hawk), Hakeem Kae-Kazim (Jomo), Erick Avari (General Samir), Lisa Brenner (Debra Hunter), Peter Butler (Ahjmed), Tertius Meintjes (Rogan), David Ackerman (Arthur Dawson), Raffaele Sabatini (Basim), Marisa Sarfatti (Rose Edwards). 5696 Lies My Mother Told Me (Lifetime, 3/7/2005, 120 minutes). A seductive con artist, living life on the run with her young daughter in tow, uses her good looks to scam her way across the country and insinuates her way into the life of a rich lawyer until her past catches up with her and forces her into murder. This reportedly was “inspired by a true story.” Production Companies Nomadic Pictures, Randwell Productions. Director Christian Duguay. Executive Producer Randy Robinson. Co-Executive Producer Steve Roeder. Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev. Co-Producer Christian Duguay. Teleplay Matt Dorff. Photography Christian Duguay. Music Norman Corbeil. Editor Sylvain Lebel. Production Designers Eric Fraser, Andrew Moreau. Cast Joely Richardson (Laren Sims), Hayden Panettiere (Haylei Jordan), Kailin See (Kristin), Tim Henry (Johnny Sims), Colm Feore (Lucas Mackenzie), Jasmine Berg (Young Haylei), Tom Carey (Jake), Judith Buchan (Jenny Sims), Rainer Kahl (Tad Mitchell), Joe-Norman Shaw (Ed Samuels/lawyer), Kira Bradley (Tammy), Stirling Karlson (Jodie), Barbara Gates Wilson (Detective Rayburn), Marty Antonini (Guy), Rita Bozi (Carolyn), Carrie Schiffler (Jan/waitress), Kurtis Sanheim (FBI Agent Doug Brooks), Jonathan Love (Hotel clerk), David Larsaney (Judge C. Oakes), James Dugan (Sheriff Mars), Brian Stollery (Accident victim), George Smith (Cop #1), Greg Cox (Used car salesman). 5697 A Life Interrupted (Lifetime, 4/23/2007, 120 minutes). Fact-based though sadly cliché-ridden drama about a shy Virginia housewife who, after a brutal sexual assault in her own backyard, courageously becomes the voice, face, and name behind one of the most effective pieces of anti-rape legislation in American history. Production Company Incendo Media. Director Stefan Pleszczynski. Executive Producers Stephen Greenberg, Justine Bodle, Jean Bureau, Anne Carlucci. Co-Executive Producer Robyn Snyder. Producers Josee Mauffette, Serge Dennis. Teleplay John Wierick. Photography John Barrett Ashmore. Music James Gelfand. Editor Christian Roy. Production Designer Andre Chamberland. Cast Lea Thompson (Debbie Smith), Anthony Lemke (Rob Smith), Cindy Busby (Older Crystal), Eleonore Lamothe (Young Crystal), Devon Bostick (Young Bobby), Tommy Lioutas (Bobby Smith), Cary Lawrence (Emily), Ralph Prosper (Normon Jimmerson), Trevor Hayes (Off. Mike Yost), Melanie St. Pierre (Molly), Malcolm Travis (DA Michael McGinty), Andrew Johnston (Dr. Paul Ferrara), Danny Blanco-Hall (Officer #1), Carlo Mestroni (Defense Attorney), Lynne Adams (Cong. Carolyn Maloney). 5698 Life Support (HBO, 3/10/2007, 90 minutes). Melodrama about a Brooklyn working woman (Queen Latifah) in an HIV awareness support group and wrestling with her own family issues. The film was inspired by the true story of director Nelson George’s AIDs-infected sister and of one woman’s struggle to find meaning in misfortune. Production Companies HBO Pictures, Foxx/King Entertainment, Shelby Stone Productions. Director Nelson George. Executive Producers Jamie Foxx, Queen Latifah, Marcus King, Shakim Compere, Jaime Rucker King, Shelby Stone. Producer Mark A. Baker. Teleplay Jim McKay, Hannah Weyer, Nelson George. Photography Uta Briesewitz. Music Stuart Matthewman. Editor Mary Jo Markey. Production Designer Loren Weeks. Cast Queen Latifah (Ana Willis), Anna Deveare-Smith (Lucille), Wendell Pierce (Slick), Gloria Reuben (Sandra), Tracee Ellis Ross (Tanya), Rachel Nicks (Kelly), Evan Ross (Amare), Tony Rock (Ness), Rayelle Parker (Kim), Chyna Layne (Deyah Kingston).

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5699 Little Girl Lost: The Delimar Vera Story (LMN, 8/17/2008, 120 minutes). A working-class Philadelphia mother is convinced that her baby daughter did not perish in a house fire while asleep upstairs during a Christmas party that got out of hand but instead was abducted, and spends six years looking for the girl in this fact-based tale. Production Companies The Kaufman Company, Front Street Pictures, TF1. Director Paul A. Kaufman. Executive Producers Paul A. Kaufman, Larry A. Thompson, Joseph Plager. Producer Harvey Kahn. Teleplay Christopher Canaan, Maria Nation. Photography Mathias Herndl. Music Joseph Julian Gonzalez. Editor Lisa Binkley. Production Designers Peter Andringa, Hitoshi Okamoto. Cast Judy Reyes (Luz Cuevas), Ana Ortiz (Valerie Valleja), Hector Luis Bustamante (Pedro Vera), A Martinez (Angel Cruz), Marlene Forte (Tatita), Jillian Bruno (Aaliyah/Delimar Vera), Françoise Robertson (Barbara Sanchez), Mark Humphrey (Det. Ron Rickman), Eli Gabay (Det. Eddie Gutierrez), Chris Duran (Israel [age 12]), Alejandro Chavarria (Wilfredo [age 14]), Anthony Harrison (Captain Jordan), Zak Santiago (Brian Santos), Robin Douglas (Lucy Camarena), Patricia Mayen-Salazar (Paula), Catherine Barroll (Judge Patricia DeMattia). 5700 A Little Thing Called Murder (Lifetime, 1/23/2006, 120 minutes). Judy Davis (in an Emmynominated performance) and Jonathan Jackson play real-life mother and son con artists Sante and Kenny Kimes in this tale of greed, manipulation, and murder. Richard Benjamin directed this black comedy. The true-crime melodrama earlier was told in a 2001 TV movie starring Mary Tyler Moore. Production Companies Grand Productions, Stonemade Entertainment, Fox Television. Director Richard Benjamin. Executive Producers Randy Stone, Gary A. Randall. Producer Fran Rosati. Teleplay Teena Booth. Based on a Story by Randy Stone. Based on a Book by Jeanne King. Photography Robert McLachlan. Music John Frizzell. Editor Jacqueline Cambas. Production Designer Franco de Cotiis. Cast Judy Davis (Sante Kimes), Jonathan Jackson (Kenny Kimes), Chelcie Ross (Ken Kimes), Cynthia Stevenson (Beverly Bates), Brent King (Kent Walker), Garry Chalk (Jake Bates), John Furey (Lt. Harold Evans), Ari Cohen (Matt Weisman), Bill Meilen (Mel Sachs), Jake D. Smith (Young Kenny Kimes), Alexander Ludwig (Kenny at 11–12), Allison Hossack (Eleanor Hunter/prosecutor), Tiffany Lyndall-Knight (Journalist), Christine Willes (Loretta Lorenzo), Doris Chillcott (Irene Silverman), Karin Konoval (Judge Weiller), Alison Matthews (Regina Lughney), Ryan Robbins (Shawn Little), Alec Willows (Stan Patterson), Sean Campbell (Alan Katje), Jacqueline Ann Steuart (Linda Kazdin), Malcolm Stewart (David Kazdin), David Lewis (Eric Holmgren), John Shaw (ADA Larry Cohen), Pamela Hyatt (Country club matron), Jerry Wasserman (Jack Reynolds), Mi-Jung Lee (L.A. reporter), Terence Kelly (Elmer Holmgren), Dan Jeffers (Honolulu cop), Kasper Michaels (Security guy), Patricia Idlette (Female inmate), Keith Dallas (Burly inmate), Aaron Pearl (Sheriff), Vanesa Tomasino (Maria Munoz/maid), Jody Thompson (Charmian), William Samples (Judge Baxter), Constance Barnes (Bailiff), Tara Hungerford (Reporter), Marcy Goldberg (Judge Powell), Manoj Sood (Syed Bial Ahmed), Ryan Kennedy (Randy Bates), Linden Banks (Larry King actor). 5701 Living Out Loud (Hallmark, 5/2/2009, 120 minutes). A wife and mother, diagnosed with breast cancer, decides to truly live her life, which has become comfortable and predictable, and the family must adjust. Production Companies Jack Grossbart Productions, Randolph Films, Blueprint Entertainment. Director Anne Wheeler. Executive Producers Jack Grossbart, Ira Pincus, John Morayniss, Noreen Halpern, Michael Yudin. Producer Randolph Cheveldave. Teleplay Pamela Wallace. Photography David Frazee. Music Graeme Campbell. Editor Lara Mazur. Production Designer Paul McCulloch. Cast Gail O’Grady (Emily Marshall), Michael Shanks (Brad Marshall), Jessica Amlee (Melissa Marshall), Alex Ferris (Ben Marshall), Babz Chula (Connie Corrales), Eve Harlow (Jenny Skinner), Patrick Gilmore (Drunk karaoke guy), Brittany Tiplady (Nicole), Vanesa Tomasino (Chemo nurse), Matt Ward (J. T. Deavers), Ashley Whillans (Courtney), Calum Worthy (Henry), Kelly-Ruth Mercier (Minister). 5702 Living Proof (Lifetime, 10/18/2008, 120 minutes). Harry Connick Jr. stars as real-life Dr. Dennis Slamon at the head of a stellar cast in this film based on the 1998 book by NBC Medical Correspondent Robert Bazell, about Slamon’s dramatic quest to develop the lifesaving breast cancer drug Herceptin. Actress Renee Zellweger was one of the executive producers. Production Companies Storyline Entertainment, Sony Pictures Television. Director Dan Ireland. Executive Producers Vivienne Radkoff, Craig Zadan, Neil Meron, Renee Zellweger. Producer Robert J. Wilson. Co-Producers Royce Berman, Cathy M. Frank. Teleplay Vivienne Radkoff. Based on a Book by Robert Bazell. Photography James Chressanthis. Music Halli Cauthery. Music Supervisor Harry Gregson-Williams. Editor Margie Goodspeed. Production Designer Craig Stearns.

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Cast Harry Connick Jr. (Dr. Dennis Slamon), Tammy Blanchard (Nicole Wilson), Amanda Bynes (Jamie McGraw), Jennifer Coolidge (Tish), Angie Harmon (Lilly Tartikoff), John Benjamin Hickey (Blake Rogers), Regina King (Ellie Jackson), Swoosie Kurtz (Elizabeth Aldrich), Paula Cale Lisle (Donna Slamon), Amy Madigan (Fran Visco), Bernadette Peters (Barbara Bradfield), Trudie Styler (Tina), Bruce McKinnon (Dean Bradfield), Jackson Hurst (Josh), Tom Nowicki (Dr. Karl Reinhart), Brandon Smith (Walter Timkins), William Ragsdale (Andy Marks), Naima Imani Lett (Nurse Carol), Griff Furst (Charlie Wilson), Maria Howell (Kate), J. Patrick McNamara (Dr. Rice), Rhoda Griffis (Bindy Blake), Louis Herthum (Dr. Banks), Kim Wall (Marci), Melissa Suzanne McBride (Sally), Cooper Cason (Sam Wilson at 14), Lance E. Nichols (Dr. Brown), Andrew Matthews (Darrin Bradfield), Evon Gamble (Peter), Joe Nemmers (Ron Perelman). 5703 Locusts (CBS, 4/24/2005, 120 minutes). Hokey disaster flick that has cult favorite Lucy Lawless (“Xena: Warrior Princess” herself) as, what is billed, “a USDA voracious insect expert,” juggling a faltering marriage with the bicoastal outbreak of a deadly breed of bioengineered locusts swarming everywhere—and Lawless is hell-bent on handling the situation. Filmed on location—in New Orleans. A similarly titled TV movie, with Ben Johnson and young Ron Howard, aired in 1974. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Violet Blue Productions. Director David S. Jackson. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner. Co-Executive Producers Jill Tanner, Malcolm Petal. Producers Randy Sutter, Christopher Morgan. Co-Producers Ted Babcock, Peter Sadowski. Teleplay Doug Prochilo. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Joseph LoDuca. Editor Louis F. Cioffi. Production Designer Chester Kaczenski. Cast Lucy Lawless (Dr. Maddy Rierdon), John Heard (Dr. Peter Axelrod), Dylan Neal (Dr. Dan Rierdon), Mike Farrell (Lyle), Gregalan Williams (General Miller), Natalija Nogulich (Lorelei), Mike Gomez (Secretary Morales), Esperanza Catubig (Vivian), Sam Temeles (Wyatt Reynolds), Mark Costello (Director Rusk), Margaret Lawhon (Senator Clauson), Caroline McKinley (Terry Axelrod), Daniel Joseph (Jonas Hanauer), Nicolas Roye (Jimmy), Andrew Seeley (Willy), Lara Grice (Felicia), Jenna Lynn Hildebrand (Sofia Axelrod), Amanda Baker (Gina), Azure Dawn (Stacy), Joel Steingold (Cargo pilot), Chaz Roberson (School bus driver), Marcus Lyle Brown (FBI agent), Larry Gamell Jr. (African delegate), Wayne Ferrara, Dave Nemeth, Greg Corbett, Patrick Fulton. 5704 Lone Rider (ION, 4/12/2008, 120 minutes). An honored Civil War solider returns to his embattled home town of Patton, Nevada, to face old enemies, and a new life-and-death struggle to protect himself and his family whatever the cost from a corrupt, ruthless landowner. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Matthew Fitzsimons. Producer Albert T. Dickerson III. Teleplay Frank Sharp. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Tricia Gorman. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Lou Diamond Phillips (Bobby Hathaway), Vincent Spano (Stu Crooker), Stacy Keach (Robert Hathaway), Cynthia Preston (Constance), Timothy Bottoms (Gus), Terry Maratos (Curtis), Tom Schanley (Mike Butler), Marta DuBois (Dora), Mike Starr (Lloyd), Robert Baker (Vic), Angela Alvarado Rosa (Serena Sanchez), Dave Gibson (Cleat), Ann Walker (Irene). 5705 Lost Holiday: The Jim and Suzanne Shemwell Story (Lifetime, 12/8/2007, 120 minutes). An Idaho single mom is persuaded by her estranged husband to go snowmobiling on the local mountain but they become stranded by a massive blizzard—though, with the help of their frantic family and rescuers, manage to return safely for Christmas in this fact-based drama. Originally titled “Christmas Miracle.” Production Companies TFI International, Nomadic Pictures. Director Gregory Goodell. Executive Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev. Producers Gregory Goodell, Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Gregory Goodell. Photography Craig Wrobleski. Music Ron Ramin. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer Trevor Smith. Cast Jami Gertz (Suzanne Shemwell), Dylan Walsh (Jim Shemwell), Julia Maxwell (Miranda Shemwell), Brooklyn Proulx (Taryn Shemwell), Alexander Aresnault (Keith), Aaron Pearl (Blake Thompson), Judith Buchan (Mary Ann), Joe-Norman Shaw (Sheriff Tierney), Rainer Kahl (Deputy #1), David Haysom (Deputy #2), Jacey Kenny (Kate), Barb Mitchell (Deborah Markle). 5706 The Lost Room (Sci-Fi, 12/11/2006 to 12/13/2006, 3 Parts, 120 minutes each, 6 hours). In this threepart sci-fi miniseries—each episode having its own title—a private detective (Peter Krause) investigates a mysterious motel room that he finds acts a portal to an alternate universe.

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Production Company Lions Gate Television. Director Craig R. Baxley. Director (Part 2) Michael Watkins. Executive Producer Richard Hatem. Co-Executive Producers Paul Workman, Laura Harkcom, Christopher Leone. Coordinating Producer Peter Chomsky. Producer Paul Kurta. Co-Producer Bill Hill. Teleplay Christopher Leone, Laura Harkcom, Paul Workman. Photography David Connell. Music Robert J. Kral. Editors Sonny Baskin, David Crabtree. Production Designer Keith Neely. Art Director Guy Barnes. Cast Peter Krause (Det. Joe Miller), Julianna Margulies (Jennifer Bloom), Peter Jacobson (Wally Jabrowski), Dennis Christopher (Dr. Martin Ruber), April Grace (Det. Lee Bridgewater), Christopher Bauer (Det. Lou Destefano), Elle Fanning (Anna Miller), Ann Cusack (Helen Ruber [1]), Jorge-Luis Pallo (Ignacio “Iggy” Llosa [1]), Margaret Cho (Suzie Kang [2,3]), Roger Bart (Howard “The Weasel” Montague), Kevin Pollack (Karl Kreutzfeld), Ewen Bremner (Harold Stritzke), Jason Antoon (The Sood), Josh Berry (Glenn Scanga), Harriet Sansom Harris (Margaret Milne [2,3]), John Beasley (Gus Conroy [2]), Tim Guinee (The Man [3]), Jason Douglas (Anthony), Nicholas Guilak (Arjun Mehta), Luce Rains (Cowboy), Dylan Kenin (Matt), Hugo Perez (Pumeet), Benjamin Petry (Isaac Kreutzfeld), Chris Monberg (Little Jim), Rebecca Lowman (Vanessa Miller), Arron Shiver (Counter clerk), Jenny Gabrielle (Pretty blonde). 5707 Love Finds a Home (Hallmark, 4/11/2009, 120 minutes). A small-town country doctor on the frontier cares for her pregnant friend, whose opinionated mother-in-law resists the doc’s scientific approach to medicine, with the latter’s own desire, but seeming inability, to become pregnant. Eighth and final film in the long series taken from Janette Oke’s faith-based books set in the American frontier in the 1800s. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LGS Productions, Faith and Family Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, H. Daniel Gross, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Stephen Niver. Teleplay Donald Davenport. Based on the Novel by Janette Oke. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Stephen Graziano. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Carlos Lima. Cast Sarah Jones (Dr. Belinda Simpson Owens), Haylie Duff (Dr. Annie Nelson), Jordan Bridges (Lee Owens), Patty Duke (Mary), Courtney Halverson (Lillian Owens), Michael Trevino (Joshua Coyle), Dahlia Salem (Mabel McQueen), Daniel Baer (Lloyd McQueen), Jeff Clarke (Mr. Travis), Jennifer Wetzel (Mrs. Travis), Chad W. Smathers (Danny Travis), Jeffrey Muller (Peter Nelson), Thomas Kopache (Reverend Davis), Matthew Florida (Young cowboy), Michelle Josette (Young mother). 5708 Love Is a Four Letter Word (Hallmark, 2/3/2007, 120 minutes). A guy and a girl meet cutesy at the wedding of a friend and hit it off until they discover that they are divorce lawyers, each representing opposing clients in a divorce settlement. Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions. Director Harvey Frost. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producer Nick Lombardo. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Jill Blotevogel. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music David McHugh. Editor Christine Kelley. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Teri Polo (Emily Bennett), Robert Mailhouse (Kenton Rhodes), Mariette Hartley (Audrey), Donna Mills (Margot Harper), Barry Bostwick (Martin Harper), David Shatraw (Larry), Madison Mason (Mr. Kendrick), Francesca Roberts (Judge Doolittle), Michele Santopietro (Betsy), Cameron Dye (Bruno), Brennan Hesser (Ingrid), Kim Swennen (Lucianna), Ossie Beck (Mr. Jordan), Bobby Reed (Minister), Warren Sweeney (Ben). 5709 Love Sick: Secrets of a Sex Addict (Lifetime, 4/19/2008, 120 minutes). A married woman with a seemingly normal life harbors a shameful secret—she’s a sex addict (and has been through adolescence to adulthood) in this fact-based drama based on Sue William Silverman’s 2001 memoir. Production Companies Johnson Production Group, Ignite Entertainment. Director Grant Harvey. Executive Producers Jody Brockway, Robert Green, Jean Abounader, Tim Johnson. Producer Kirk Shaw. Co-Producer Lindsay MacAdam, Kim Arnott. Teleplay Maria Nation. Based on Memoirs by Sue William Silverman. Photography Craig Wrobleski. Music Peter Allen. Editor Kevin Willis. Production Designer Paul Joyal. Cast Sally Pressman (Sue Silverman), David Flemming (Andrew Silverman), David James Elliott (Rick Hudson), Roger Haskett (Dr. Robert Gardner), Robert Gauvin (Laurent Dekker), Ari Cohen (Steven), Medina Hahn (Jill), Jill Morrison (Linda), Brandon Jay McLaren (Gabriel), Ken Kramer (Irwin Silverman), Sandra Timuss (Fay Silverman), Samantha Coughlan (Janey Hudson), Jack Foreman (Sam), Michael Ryan (John Fedder), Debra Donohue (April Fedder), Victoria Duffield (Zoe Fedder), Sadie Lawrence (Karen), Donna Yamamoto (Administrator), Ulla Friis (Renee Dekker).

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5710 Love Takes Wing (Hallmark, 4/4/2009, 120 minutes). A young doctor (Sarah Jones) moves to a small Missouri town where a strange illness has stricken several residents, particularly those in the local orphanage— run by Cloris Leachman. But the townspeople resist her efforts to help, despite their peril, because she’s a woman. Before it’s too late, the doctor must find a way to save the town. Seventh in the Hallmark Channel series of frontier adventures from the faith-based romance novels by Janette Oke. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films, Faith and Family Entertainment. Director Lou Diamond Phillips. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, H. Daniel Gross, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Stephen Niver. Teleplay Rachel Stuhler. Based on the Novel by Janette Oke. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Terry Plumeri. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Carlos Lima. Cast Sarah Jones (Dr. Belinda Simpson), Haylie Duff (Annie Nelson), Jordan Bridges (Lee Owens), Cloris Leachman (Miss Hattie Clarence), Patrick Duffy (Mayor Evans), Lou Diamond Phillips (Ray Russell), Kevin Richardson (Cyrus Cain), Erin Cottrell (Missy Tyler), Time Winters (Jonah), Bonnie Root (Ella Pine), John Bishop (John Pine). 5711 Love’s Abiding Joy (Hallmark, 12/16/2006, 120 minutes). In this fourth installment, based on Janette Oke’s series of faith-based books set on the frontier (this one from her 1983 novel), the Westward journey of settlers Missie and Willie Lahaye continues, their roots now firmly planted as they set up a homestead in the far West. Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Alpine Medien Productions, Larry Levinson Productions. Director Michael Landon Jr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, H. Daniel Gross, Mike Moran. Producers Brian Gordon, Erik Olson. Teleplay Michael Landon Jr., Douglas Lloyd McIntosh, Bridget Terry. Based on the Novel by Janette Oke. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Erin Cottrell (Missie LaHaye), Logan Bartholomew (Willie LaHaye), Drew Tyler Bell (Jeff LaHaye), Dale Midkiff (Clark Davis), Frank McRae (Cookie), W. Morgan Sheppard (Scottie), Brett Coker (Maddy LaHaye), John Laughlin (Sam Doros), Mae Whitman (Colette Doros), Kevin Gage (John Abel), Brianna Brown (Melinda), James Tupper (Henry Klein), Stephen Bridgewater (Frank Taylorson), Blake Gibbons (Joe Paxson), Thomas Stanley (Mark), Madison Leisle (Annie). 5712 Love’s Long Journey (Hallmark, 12/3/2005, 120 minutes). Missie and Willie LaHaye move westward and settle in Tettsford Junction in the third installment of Janette Oke’s popular series of Christian-based novels. There he rustles up misfit ranch hands to help him, while pregnant Missie befriends their Native American neighbors. Stepping out in faith, the young couple share faraway dreams—and find family in unlikely places. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Michael Landon Jr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, H. Daniel Gross, Mike Moran. Producers Brian Gordon, Erik Olson. Teleplay Douglas Lloyd McIntosh, Michael Landon Jr., Cindy Kelley. Based on the Novel by Janette Oke. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Andrew Vona. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Erin Cottrell (Missie Davis LaHaye), Logan Bartholomew (Willie LaHaye), John Savage (Trent), Dale Midkiff (Clark Davis), Irene Bedard (Miriam), Frank McRae (Cookie), Jeff Kober (Mason), W. Morgan Sheppard (Scottie), Richard Lee Jackson (Sonny), Graham Phillips (Jeff), Gil Birmingham (Sharp Claw), Colin McCabe (Sean), Stephen Bridgewater (Mr. Taylorson), Diane Salinger (Mrs. Taylorson), Robert Norsworthy (Mr. Pye), Willie Arnold Davis (Bruce), James Tupper (Henry). 5713 Love’s Unending Journey (Hallmark, 4/7/2007, 120 minutes). In the inspiring saga of the LaHaye family, this installment has Missie and her young son Maddy returning home to be near her parents two years after the killing of her sheriff husband. She not only returns to her work as a schoolteacher, but also adopts a teenage orphan girl. Adapted from Janette Oke’s faith-based 1994 novel. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Mark Griffiths. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Michael Landon Jr., Nick Lombardo, H. Daniel Gross, Mike Moran. Producers Brian Gordon, Erik Olson. Teleplay Pamela Wallace. Based on the Novel by Janette Oke. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Erin Cottrell (Missie LaHaye), Dale Midkiff (Clark Davis), Victor Browne (Sheriff Zach Tylor), Samantha Smith (Marty Davis), Holliston Coleman (Belinda Marshall), Hank Stratton (Pastor Joe), Dave Florek (Hank Pettis), Braeden Lemasters (Jacob Marshall), Brett Coker (Maddy LaHaye), Stephanie Nash (Mrs. Pettis), Ned Schmidtke

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(Hendricks), Dale Waddington Horowitz (Mrs. Behringer), Tanner Richie (Simon Stevens), Ken Magee (Mr. Anderson), Brett Loehr (Calvin). 5714 Love’s Unfolding Dream (Hallmark, 12/15/2007, 120 minutes). Eight years after finding new life and new love in the hometown of her father, schoolmarm Missie Tyler must help her adopted daughter Belinda find her own path, in the sixth installment in the popular faith-based movie series that began in 2003, set on the American frontier. In the 1890s Western town of Anderson’s Corner, 18-year-old Belinda campaigns to convince the town doctor to take her on as an apprentice, while at the same time beginning to fall for a visiting New York lawyer. This was adapted from Janette Oke’s 1987 novel. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Harvey Frost. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Michael Landon Jr., Nick Lombardo, H. Daniel Gross, Mike Moran. Producers Brian Gordon, Erik Olson. Teleplay Michael Landon Jr., Cindy Kelley. Based on the Novel by Janette Oke. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Stephen Graziano. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Erin Cottrell (Missie LaHaye Tyler), Dale Midkiff (Clark Davis), Scout Taylor-Compton (Belinda Tyler), Victor Browne (Sheriff Zach Tyler), Samantha Smith (Marty Davis), Robert Pine (Dr. Micah Jackson), Richard Herd (Winston), Patrick Lewis (Drew Simpson), Nancy Linehan Charles (Virginia Strafford-Smith), Randall Bentley (Maddie Isaiah LaHaye), J. C. Brandy (Caroline), Paul Ganus (Charles Kent), Darian Weiss (Jacob), Timmy Deters (Kaleb Kent), Lori Rom (Sadie Kent), Lindsey Stancliff (Cora), Alexis Raich (Emily), Kelsey Lewis (Sally), John Prosky (George), Tahmus Rounds (Jonas Barnes). 5715 Loving Leah (CBS, 1/25/2009, 120 minutes). A Hallmark Hall of Fame love story revolving around a Hasidic woman from Brooklyn who, following the unexpected death of her rabbi husband, jumps into an unconventional married life with her husband’s estranged brother, a successful Washington cardiologist and a nonpracticing Jew. Based on the 2002 play by P’nenah Goldstein, who also wrote the teleplay. Originally the Hallmark folk planned to be cutesy with the title and call it “Unorthodox.” Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Jeff Bleckner. Executive Producers Brent Shields, Michael Besman. Co-Executive Producer Ricki Lake. Line Producer Larry V. Albucher. Teleplay P’nenah Goldstein. Based on her Play. Photography Charles Minutesky. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Geoffrey Rowland. Production Designer Andrew Jackness. Cast Lauren Ambrose (Leah Lever), Adam Kaufman (Dr. Jake Lever), Susie Essman (Malka), Harris Yulin (Rabbi Belsky), Natasha Lyonne (Esther), Mercedes Ruehl (Janice Lever), Christy Pusz (Carol), Tonye Patano (Emily), Ricki Lake (Rabbi Gerry), Donnie Keshawarz (Raj), Sylvia Kaunders (Widow Goldfarb), Jayne Houdyshell (Mrs. Finkelman), David Rossmer (Benjamin Lever), Matt Walton (Carter). 5716 The Magic of Ordinary Days (CBS, 1/30/2005, 120 minutes). Poignant Hallmark Hall of Fame drama, adapted from Ann Howard Creel’s 2001 novel, about an unwed pregnant woman of privilege who is sent to a small Colorado town in 1944 to marry a good-hearted farmer who agrees to raise her child as his own. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Brent Shields. Executive Producer Richard Welsh. Producers Andrew Gottlieb, Jim O’Grady. Teleplay Camille Thomasson. Based on the Novel by Ann Howard Creel. Photography Eric Van Haren Noman. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Michael Ornstein. Production Designer Clark Hunter. Cast Keri Russell (Livy Dunne), Skeet Ulrich (Ray Singleton), Mare Winningham (Martha), Tania Gunadi (Florence), Gwendoline Yeo (Rose), Stephen Strachan (Hank), Katie Keating (Ruth), Ken Pogue (Reverend Case), Eric Winter (Walter), Jane McGregor (Abby), Daryl Shuttleworth (Reverend Dunne), Mary Black (Marion Case), Jacqueline Robbins (Mrs. Pratt), Joyce Robbins (Mrs. Parker), Andy Maton (Dr. McCutcheon), Sam Dyer (Chester/ Martha’s husband), Tom Carey (Shopkeeper), Kira Bradley (Librarian), Roger Haskett (Telephone man). 5717 Mail Order Bride (Hallmark, 11/8/2008, 120 minutes). An ex-showgirl and con artist from late 1800s Boston escapes from the crooked gambler she works for by taking the name of her dead saloon girl pal and escaping to a small Wyoming ranch as a mail-order bride. When the cowboy she’s supposed to wed catches wind of the feisty gal’s false pretense, he enlists her as a ranch hand to ward away varmints trying to run him off his land, while unexpectedly actually falling for her, and soon he rallies to her defense to fight the dastard who’s followed her out West to collect her.

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Production Companies Randolph Films, Blueprint Entertainment. Director Anne Wheeler. Executive Producers John Morayniss, Noreen Halpern, Ira Pincus, Sunta Izzicupo, Dori Weiss. Supervising Producer Suzanne L. Berger. Producer Randolph Cheveldave. Teleplay Tippy Dobrofsky, Neal Dobrofsky. Photography David Pelletier. Music Michael Richard Plowman. Editor Jana Fritsch. Production Designer Paul Joyal. Cast Daphne Zuniga (Diana McQueen), Greg Evigan (Tom Rourke), Cameron Bancroft (Beau Canfield), Vincent Gale (Ghost), G. Patrick Currie (Father Kelly), Tom Heaton (Willy), Katharine Isabelle (Jen), William MacDonald (Sheriff), Ted Whittall (Aaron Carlyle), Karin Konoval (Mrs. Vaughn), Philip Granger (Association rancher), Michael Telgen (Joe), Patrick Gilmore (Homesteader), Brendan Beiser (Auctioneer), Robert Mann (Stagecoach clerk). 5718 The Man Who Lost Himself (Lifetime, 11/27/2005, 120 minutes). Inspiring Canadian-made docudrama about Terry Evanshen, a Canadian Football League star who fell into a coma following a near-fatal car crash, and when he awakened, had no recollection of his family or anything else in his life. Adapted from writer June Callwood’s 2000 book about Evanshen, it was directed by Canadian actress Helen Shaver. In Canada, the film was shown earlier as “The Stranger I Married.” Production Companies Sarrazin Couture Entertainment, CTV Television Network. Director Helen Shaver. Executive Producers Suzette Couture, Pierre Sarrazin. Producer Susan Murdoch. Teleplay Suzette Couture. Based on a Book by June Callwood. Photography François Dagenais. Music Christopher Dedrick. Editor Stephen Lawrence. Production Designer Rolf Harvey. Cast David James Elliott (Terry Evanshen), Wendy Crewson (Lorraine Evanshen), Clare Stone (Tara Evanshen), Tatum Knight (Jennifer Evanshen), Joshua Close (Joe), John Bourgeois (J.J. Albrecht), Nanci Chambers (Dr. Janice Goldring), Katie Boland (Tracy), Julie Dumais (Nurse Angie), Patrick McManus (ER surgeon), Zoe Heath (OR nurse), Warren Belle (Paramedic), Tom Barnett (Tom), Billy Parrott (Policeman). 5719 Maneater (Lifetime, 5/30/2009 and 5/31/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). A thirtysomething socialite (Sarah Chalke) in sort of a panic because she’s still single sets her sights on a Hollywood producer in this two-part adaptation of Gigi Levangie Grazer’s 2003 best-seller. (The author is married to Hollywood producer Brian Grazer, Ron Howard’s movie biz partner.) Production Company Sony Pictures Television. Director Timothy Busfield. Executive Producers Suzanne Martin, Gigi Levangie Grazer, Stephanie Davis. Co-Executive Producers Timothy Busfield, Jocelyn Freid. Line Producer Hans Proppe. Co-Producer Ron Binkowski. Teleplay Suzanne Martin. Based on the Novel by Gigi Levangie Grazer. Photography Kenneth Zunder. Music Daniel Licht. Editors Susanne Stinson Malles, Janet Ashikaga. Production Designer Kenneth Hardy. Cast Sarah Chalke (Clarissa Alpert), Judy Greer (Gravy), Philip Winchester (Aaron Mason), Noureen DeWulf (Polo), Paul Leyden (Simon), Gregory Harrison (Teddy Alpert), Maria Conchita Alonso (Alejandra Alpert), Marla Sokoloff (Jennifer), Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon (Evil Suzee Simmons), Gary Grubbs (Tripper Mason), Eric Allan Kramer (Jonas Marifield), Shalim Ortiz (Pablo Hernandez), Greg Pitts (Archie), Pamela Blair (Cinnamon Mason), Connor Kelly (Maxi Reese), Emma Cain (Bindi), Rita Kurtz (Amber), Carmen Pisco (Kenny), Leanne Dearing (Rio), Sylvia Romero (Pablo’s mom), Terrell Tilford (Dr. Moore), Dustin Leighton (Blaine), Randy Oppenheimer (Rabbi), Mike Lawler (Butler), Jim Flowers (Larry), Pat Giglio (Dr. Hughes), Leisha Hailey (Harriet). 5720 Marco Polo (Hallmark, 6/2/2007, 180 minutes). In Marco Polo [you know what it’s all about and the odyssey it depicts], as the Hollywood Reporter reported, “the cinematography is dazzling and the production design is meticulous. But it’s not enough to divert your attention from the weak points of this three-hour program—its plodding story, marginal character development, thin dialogue, and bizarre casting.” Like shaven-headed Brian Dennehy, with his rough-hewn Irish looks, as Kublai Khan! And Asian American actor B. D. Wong as a dude named Pedro, Marco’s “sidekick”! Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Memesys GmbH & Co. KG. Director Kevin Connor. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr. Co-Executive Producer Uwe Schott. Producers Matthew O’Connor, Michael O’Connor. Co-Producer Shan Tam. Teleplay Ron Hutchinson. Photography Thomas Burstyn. Music Ken Thorne. Editor Barry Peters. Production Designer Ma Kwong Ming. Cast Ian Somerhalder (Marco Polo), B. D. Wong (Pedro), Desiree Siahann (Temulun/Kensai), Brian Dennehy (Kublai Khan), Luo Yan (Chabi), Lim Kay Tong (Lord Chenchu), Alan Shearman (Maffeo Polo), Mark Jax (Niccolo Polo), Christian Lee (Cogatai).

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5721 Martha: Behind Bars (CBS, 9/25/2005, 120 minutes). Cybill Shepherd portrays America’s favorite domestic diva Martha Stewart for the second time. In this case, she helps chronicle—in this Canadian-made drama— the events that led to Martha’s downfall (on stock trading charges), 2004 imprisonment at “Camp Cupcake,” and reemergence with a court-ordered ankle bracelet in early 2005 where she would become as popular as ever on daytime TV. Production Company Paramount Pictures Television. Director Eric Bross. Executive Producer Tom Patricia. Producer Frank Siracusa. Co-Producer Charlie Bohl. Teleplay Charlie Bohl. Photography Horacio Marquinez. Music Douglas J. Cuomo. Editor Gib Jaffe. Production Designer Doug McCullough. Cast Cybill Shepherd (Martha Stewart), Gale Howard (Peter Bacanovic), Sabine Singh (Lexi Stewart), Jonathan Higgins (John Cuti), Alan C. Peterson (Robert Morvillo), David Alpay (Douglas Faneuil), Julie Khaner (Mariana Pasternak), Lori Hallier (Susan Lyne), Jackie Burroughs (Big Martha), Alec McClure (Kevin Sharkey), Deborah Tennant (Ann Armstrong), Robert Verlaque (Sam Waksal), Kyra Harper (Doris), Karen LeBlanc (Joanne), Karen Robinson (Jackie), Soo Garay (Regina), Zoie Palmer (Amy), Hazel Gorin (Carol Gilbert), Christina Collins (Corrections officer #1), Noam Jenkins (Michael Schachter), Richard Blackburn (John Savarese), Marium Carvell (Corrections officer #2), Lynne Deragon (Judge Miriam Cedarbaum), Stefan Brogren (Fed #1), James Downing (Fed #2), Ferne Downey (Warden), Alison MacLeod (Doctor), Joanne Boland (Julia Eiseman), Peter Maxwell (John Tigue), Arlene Mazerolle (Sharon Patrick), Gary Fruchtman (Dick Grasso), Marvin Kaye (Journalist), Katherine Trowell (Realtor). 5722 Mask of the Ninja (Spike TV, 9/10/2008, 120 minutes). A California detective, looking into the killing of an Asian zillionaire in his heavily wooded private estate in the Malibu Hills, teams up with the dead man’s martial arts daughter, left for dead, to go after a masked band of Ninja assassins in this nonstop action adventure. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Bradford May. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Kevin Bocarde. Producer Erik Olson. Co-Producer Brian Martinez. Teleplay Brian Katkin. Photography Todd Barron. Music Jonathan Snipes. Editor Thomas A. Krueger. Production Designer Laird Pulver. Cast Casper Van Dien (Det. Jack Barrett), Kristy Wu (Miko), Dana Lee (Kenji Takeo), Bellamy Young (Gina), Anthony Wong (Hiro), Ryan Cutrona (Lieutenant Hill), Brad Greenquist (Agent Udell), Roderick Covington (Cooper), Jodi Long (Kumioko Takeo), Yuji Okumoto (Nakano), Ron Yuan (Kunio), Christina Vidal (Mercedes), Robert Gant (Chief Garver), Dominic Rains (Danny), Crystal Kwon (Kisei). 5723 Matters of Life & Dating (Lifetime, 10/22/2007, 120 minutes). Ricki Lake plays the real-life Linda Dackman, a single woman returning to the dating scene after having a mastectomy, and continuing to look for Mr. Right. Based on the 1990 book, Up Front, written by Dackman. Production Company Barbara Lieberman Productions. Director Peter Wellington. Executive Producers Barbara Lieberman, Salli Newman, Ricki Lake. Supervising Producer Philip K. Kleinbart. Producer Michael Mahoney. Teleplay Nina Colman. Based on a Book by Linda Dackman. Photography Joel Ransom. Music Anton Sanko. Editor Susan Shipton. Production Designer Tamara Deverell. Cast Ricki Lake (Linda Dackman), Holly Robinson Peete (Nichole Banning), Rachael Harris (Carla), Dylan Neal (Guy), Gabriel Hogan (Kevin), Nigel Bennett (Errol Sager), Noam Jenkins (Jacques), Rick Roberts (Dr. Rosenberg), Diane D’Aquila (Dr. Gina Portofino), Jason Cadieux (Juan), Donna Goodhand (Linda’s mom), Shawn Duggan (Jerry), Mark Owen (Slick), Jon Cor (Rocky), Jeff Pangman (Scott), Sabrina Grdevich, Inga Cadranel, Yanna McIntosh. 5724 Mayday (CBS, 10/2/2005, 120 minutes). A U.S. Navy test missile fired in the middle of the Pacific accidentally strikes a commercial airliner en route from San Francisco to Tokyo, and it’s up to weekend pilot Aidan Quinn to face the dire situation and save those who survived the impact. This rather standard airplane disaster flick was adapted from the 1999 book by Nelson DeMille and Thomas Block. Production Companies Chautauqua Entertainment, Jerry Leider Productions, Paramount Network Television. Director T. J. Scott. Executive Producers Jerry Leider, Richard Waltzer. Producer Judy Cairo-Simpson. Associate Producer Fritzi Horstman. Teleplay T. J. Scott, Kevin Lund. Based on the Novel by Nelson DeMille, Thomas Block. Photography Paul Elliott. Music Sean Callery. Editor David B. Thompson. Production Designer Rupert Lazarus. Cast Aidan Quinn (John Berry), Dean Cain (Cmdr. James Slan), Kelly Hu (Sharon Crandall), Charles S. Dutton (Adm. Randolph Hennings), Gail O’Grady (Anne Metz), Michael Murphy (Capt. Randall Williams), Sasha Roiz

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(Wayne Johnson), Tamara Hope (Linda Farley), Richard Fitzpatrick (Jack Miller), Gabriel Hogan (Daniel McVary), Ron Lea (Harold Stein), James Thomas (Lt. Peter Matos), Victoria Pratt (Controller Simms), Carin Moffat (Lt. Robin Ballantine), Richard Yearwood (Ens. Kyle Eggers), Matt Gordon (Carson Evans), Vic Sahay (Tak Ito), Jonas Chernick (Mickey King), Deborah Odell (Rachel Seymour), Mike Realba (Stuart Henderson), Martin Roach (Carl Fessell), Sarah Orenstein (Carla Stein), Ksenia Solo (Amy Stein), Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman (Erica Stein), Leigh Bianco (Barbara Yamashiro), Karen Robinson (Marlene Cobb), Michael McLachlan (Ens. Sam Nichols), Jonathan Keltz (Doug Berry), Brian Kaulback (Ground controller), Jane Luk (Counter attendant), Tim Macmenamin (Firefighter), Lorin Raine (Assistant). 5725 Meet the Santas (Hallmark, 12/17/2005, 120 minutes). In this lighthearted sequel to the previous Christmas’ Single Santa Seeks Mrs. Claus, Santa’s son and his cute fiancée a single mom with a nine-year-old son, prepare for their long-awaited Christmas Eve nuptials. The big hitch is the meddling of her overbearing mom (played by Mariette Hartley, in a rare return to television acting), who is trying to turn the affair into her own major production. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Harvey Frost. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Pamela Wallace. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Mark Watters. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Steve Guttenberg (Nick), Crystal Bernard (Beth Sawtelle), Mariette Hartley (Julia), Dominic Scott Kay (Jake Sawtelle), Armin Shimerman (Ernest), John Wheeler (Santa), Marcia Ann Burrs (Mrs. Claus), Julie Ariola (Winnie), Roark Critchlow (Mark), Kelley Hazen (Joanie), Jack DeMave (Douglas), Michael C. Gwynne (Reverend Moran), Blake Lindsley (Amanda), Margaret Blye (Abigail). 5726 The Memory Keeper’s Daughter (Lifetime, 4/12/2008, 120 minutes). Based on Kim Edwards’ 2006 best-selling novel, this drama looks at the lives of two families over a quarter century beginning in 1964, when, during a paralyzing winter storm a doctor is forced to deliver his own twin babies, one of whom, the girl, has Down syndrome. To spare his wife any heartache, he tells her the girl died at birth, and orders the nurse to place the baby in an institution. Unable to abandon the child, she secretly decides to raise the girl as her own in another city. “Roll out that box of Kleenex, ladies,” said the critic for the Hollywood Reporter. “Actually, on second thought, you’d better make it a couple of boxes.” This drama was Emmy nominated for Outstanding Movie or Miniseries. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Sony Pictures Television. Director Mick Jackson. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe. Producer Michael Mahoney. Teleplay John Pielmeier. Based on the Novel by Kim Edwards. Photography Theo Van De Sande. Music Daniel Licht. Editor Lori Jane Coleman. Production Designer Doug McCullough. Cast Dermot Mulroney (Dr. David Henry), Emily Watson (Caroline Gil), Gretchen Mol (Norah Henry), Hugh Thompson (Al), Krystal Hope Nausbaum (Phoebe [age 13–22]), Emma Colbert (Phoebe [age 6]), Jamie Spilchuk (Paul [age 18–22]), Tyler Stentiford (Paul [age 13]), Owen Pattison (Paul [age 6]), Rob Stewart (Howard). 5727 Mending Fences (Hallmark, 7/18/2009, 120 minutes). Angie Dickinson and Laura Leighton, as a mother with a growing sight problem and her estranged TV reporter daughter, come together to mend fences and, with the latter’s ex-boyfriend, to halt local casino developments that threaten the town’s water supply. Original title: “The View from Here.” Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films. Director Stephen Bridgewater. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Kevin Bocarde, Randy Pope, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Stephen Niver. Teleplay Donald Martin, Mitchell Gabourie. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Carlos Lima. Cast Laura Leighton (Kelly Faraday), Angie Dickinson (Ruth Hanson), Peter Jason (Hank Bentley), David Lee Smith (Walt Mitchell), Joel Murray (Sam Bridgewater), Roark Critchlow (Robert), Shanley Caswell (Kamila Faraday), Ryan Kelley (Chuck Bentley), Jeff Kober (Jack Norris Jr.), Wendle Josepher (Joan Payne), Dale Raoul (Bessie), Tracy Howe (Sheriff West), Bruno Gioiello (Tom Yang), Alex Castillo (Engineer), Marti Rich (Rebecca [Miss Ohio]), Krystal T. White (Rebecca’s stylist). 5728 Merlin’s Apprentice (Hallmark, 9/2/2006, 180 minutes). In this three-hour sequel to the 1998 film, the fabled sorcerer Merlin has come back to Camelot, a kingdom now vulnerable since the theft of the Holy Grail, its greatest gift and protection. And with the help of Jack, an irascible young beggar-thief imbued with his own unruly

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magic, he fights against unknown dangers to restore it to its rightful place and return Camelot to its glory days. Only Sam Neill and Miranda Richardson (as the Lady of the Lake) returned from the original. This was released on DVD many months before its TV premiere. Production Companies Hallmark Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director David Wu. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr. Producers Matthew O’Connor, Michael O’Connor. Teleplay Christian Ford, Roger Soffer. Photography John Spooner. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor David Wu. Production Designer Clyde Klotz. Cast Sam Neill (Merlin), John Henry Reardon (Jack), Meghan Ory (Brianna), Tegan Moss (Lady Yvonne), Christopher Jacot (Graham), Garwin Sanford (Lord Weston), Alexandre Kalugin (Rauskaug), Jennifer Calvert (Mistress Deborah), Andrew Jackson (Master Burton), Duncan Fraser (Sir Thomas), Miranda Richardson (Lady of the Lake), Woody Jeffreys (Arthur), Teach Grant (Stroninan), Garvin Cross (Colin), Mark Gibbon (Gare), David Nykl (Brianna’s father), Mark Oliver (Henry), Mackenzie Gray (One-Eye), Jeremy Guilbaut (William), Andrew Kavadas (King Griffyth), Evan Smith (Young Jack), Connor Stanhope (Young Arthur), Brenna O’Brien (Young Brianna), Jessica King (Young Yvonne), Darren Shahlavi (Chester), Clint Carleton, Lindsay Collins, Bart Anderson. 5729 The Mermaid Chair (Lifetime, 9/9/2006, 120 minutes). Melodrama about a woman who, after her daughter leaves for college, finds herself restless in her life and 20-year marriage, and returning to her childhood home on a tiny barrier island off the South Carolina coast, drifts into a forbidden affair with a Benedictine monk. Based on the 2005 novel by Sue Monk Kidd. Production Companies Randwell Productions, Nomadic Pictures, Fox Television. Director Steven Schachter. Executive Producer Randy Robinson. Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev. Line Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Suzette Couture. Based on the Novel by Sue Monk Kidd. Photography Mike Southon. Music Rolf Lovland. Editor Jean Beaudoin. Production Designer Jo-Anne Chorney. Cast Kim Basinger (Jessie Sullivan), Alex Carter (Brother Thomas/Whit), Roberta Maxwell (Nelle [Jessie’s mom]), Debra Mooney (Kat), Lorena Gale (Hepzibah), Bruce Greenwood (Dr. Hugh Sullivan), Ellie Harvie (Benne), Victoria Anderson (Dee Sullivan), Ken Pogue (Father Dominic), Shaun Johnston (Joseph DuBois), Alex Bruhanski (Shem), Terence Kelly (Dom Anthony), Joanne Wilson (Patient), Sy Pederson (Brother Timothy), L. Harvey Gold (Tourist), Enid Rae Adams (Young Nelle), Zemphira Gosling (Young Jesse), Tammy Gillis (Young Kat), Marsha Regis (Young Hepzibah), Owen Vaags (Young Mike), Samantha Johnson (Young Benne), Ed Chow (Father Sebastian), Alex Dworak (Young Father Dominic), Byron Brisco (Young Shem). 5730 Meteor (NBC, 7/12/2009 and 7/19/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). As in Impact from two weeks before the premiere of this one, a giant meteor about three times the size of Mount Everest has been knocked out of orbit and is barreling straight for Earth in this two-part movie. Billy Campbell, an L.A. detective, and Marla Sokoloff, daughter of “scientist” Christopher Lloyd, head those feverishly trying to save the planet. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Ernie Barbarash. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Mike Moran. Producers Tony Roman, Juan Mas. Co-Producer Milena Milicevic. Teleplay Alex Greenfield. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Jonathan Snipes. Editors Tricia Gorman, Mike Witting. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Billy Campbell (Det. Jack Crowe), Marla Sokoloff (Imogene O’Neill), Christopher Lloyd (Dr. Lehman), Stacy Keach (Sheriff Crowe [1]), Michael Rooker (Calvin Stark), Ernie Hudson (General Brasser), Mimi Michaels (Jenny Crowe), Erin Cottrell (Chelsea Hapscomb), Kenneth Mitchell (Russ Hapscomb), Jason Alexander (Dr. Nate Cherwyn [1]), Carmen Argenziano (Commander Murphy [1]), Anne Bedian (Claire Paynr), Ariel Gade (M. Kelly Payne), Jimmy “Jax” Pinchak (Michael Hapscomb), Zachery Ty Bryan (Deputy Koskey), Tiffany Hines (Maya), Alex Paez (Lieutenant Finn), Stephen Bridgewater (Dwight), Sam Ayers (Captain Finnegan), Christina Grace (Fiona), Chancellor Miller (Trent), Camille Chen (Lt. Elizabeth Quigley), Kavan Reece (Shep), Paola Turbay (Nurse Huxley), Wyatt Smith (Evan), Brooke Newton (Anna). 5731 Minutemen (Disney Channel, 1/25/2008, 100 minutes). Three high school outcasts shake the school’s social structure by inventing a machine allowing them to go back in time and prevent other misfits from enduring humiliating situations. Among those playing teens was Steven P. McQueen, grandson of the iconic star of the eighties. Production Company Salty Pictures Inc. Director Lev L. Spiro. Executive Producers Doug Sloan, Ann Marie Sanderlin, Andrew Gunn. Co-Executive Producers David Diamond, David Weissman. Producer Don Schain. Teleplay John Killoran. Based on a Story by David Diamond, David Weissman. Photography Bruce D. Johnson. Music Nathan Wang. Editor Mark Conte. Production Designer Mark Hofeling.

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Cast Jason Dolley (Virgil Fox), Luke Benward (Charlie Tuttle), Nicholas Braun (Zeke Thompsdon), Chelsea Staub (Stephanie Jameson), Steven R. McQueen (Derek Beaugard), Kara Crane (Jeanette), Dexter Darden (Chester), J.P. Mandux (Mr. Tolkan), James Jamison (Renquist), Trenton Jones (Connors), Kellie Cockrell (Jocelyn), Charlie Fratto (Eugene), Terence Goodman (Coach Nibley), Molly Jepson (Amy Fox), Matthew Miles Carter (Grunge Kid #2). 5732 Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front (Disney Channel, 11/26/2006, 110 minutes). Latest TV installment based on the popular American Girl books, after the earlier Samantha introduced young girls to a Victorian lifestyle, and then Felicity showed the forces at work during the American Revolution. Now Molly demonstrates how World War II affected a nine-year-old girl living in Illinois. This one, set in 1944, centers on how she—and a British girl she befriends who escaped the London bombings—must learn to deal with the sacrifices and hardship of the war. Molly Ringwald dons World War II–era garb and hairdo to play the young girl’s mom in this film, like the others, produced by Julia Roberts et al. Production Companies Revolution Studios, Warner Bros. Television, Red Om Films. Director Joyce Chopra. Executive Producers Ellen Brothers, Nancy Bennett, Lisa Gillan, Julia Roberts, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Marisa Yeres. Producer Terry Gould. Teleplay Anna Sandor. Based on Stories by Valerie Tripp. Photography Rodney Charters. Music Chris Hajian. Editor David Ray. Production Designer Franco de Cotiis. Cast Maya Ritter (Molly McIntire), David Aaron Baker (Dr. James McIntire), Tory Green (Emily Bennett), Sarah Manninen (Charlotte Campbell), Genevieve Farrell (Jill McIntire), Andrew Chalmers (Ricky McIntire), Molly Ringwald (Helen McIntire), Amy Stewart (Aunt Eleanor), Samantha Wilson (Linda Rinaldi), Hannah Fleming (Susan Shapiro), Josette Halpert (Alison Hargate), Eliza Jane Scott (Miss LaVonda), Cameron Lewis (Dwight Koloski), Landon Norris (Tim Rutledge), Jason Spevack (Jimmy). 5733 Mom at Sixteen (Lifetime, 3/21/2005, 120 minutes). Domineering single mother (Mercedes Ruehl) agrees to raising her teenage daughter’s baby as her own after the academically and athletically gifted girl gets pregnant by her boyfriend, and then is torn when a caring couple, undergoing fertility treatments, wants to adopt the tot. Production Companies Sofronski Productions, von Zerneck-Sertner Films. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Bernard Sofronski. Co-Executive Producer Peter Werner. Producer Randy Sutter. Co-Producers Ted Babcock, Peter Sadowski, Nancey Silvers. Teleplay Nancey Silvers. Photography Neil Roach. Music Richard Marvin. Editor Tod Feuerman. Production Designer Ian D. Thomas. Cast Danielle Panabaker (Jacey Jeffries), Jane Krakowski (Donna Cooper), Clare Stone (Macy Jeffries), Tyler Hynes (Brad), Colin Ferguson (Bob Cooper), Mercedes Ruehl (Terry Jeffries), Hollis McLaren (Marlane), Matthew MacCaull (Dr. Hughes), Brian Heighton (Dr. Landau), Martha Irving (Dr. Gruen), Rejean J. Cournoyer (Mr. Deavers), Anastasia Hill (Tess), Dawn Cyr (Gretchen), Bradley Bailey (Jeff), Kristin Slawter (Tricia), Sabrina Jaines (Sarah), Sally Ferguson (Cindy), Loretta Yu (Student). 5734 Moon Shot: The Flight of Apollo 11 (History Channel, 7/20/2009, 120 minutes). Airing on the 40th anniversary of the moon landing of Apollo 11, this docudrama, dealing particularly with astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Michael Collins in the years leading up to the notable lunar mission, documenting their experiences of NASA’s intense selection process, the arduous training program, and the impact the 1969 moon landing had on their families and friends. Director Richard Dale. Executive Producers Richard Dale, Juliette Howell. Producers Tim Goodchild, Dan Parry, Michael Robins. Line Producer Emma Pike. Teleplay Tony Basgallop. Photography Paul Jenkins. Music Richard BlairOliphant. Editor Peter Parnham. Production Designer Tim Goodchild. Cast Daniel Lapaine (Neil Armstrong), James Marsters (Buzz Aldrin), Andrew Lincoln (Michael Collins), Martin McDougall (Frank Borman), Richard Dillane (Tom Stafford), Trevor White (Alan Shepard), Nigel Whitmey (Deke Slayton), Patrick Poletti (Chris Kraft), Anna Maxwell-Martin (Janet Armstrong), Ursula Burton (Marilyn Lovell), Kelli Kerslake (Joan Aldrin), Kosha Engler (Pat Collins), Jennifer Woodward (Faye Stafford), Egler Dudenas (Marion Aldrin), Michael J. Reynolds (Gene Aldrin). 5735 Moonlight & Mistletoe (Hallmark, 11/29/2008, 120 minutes). Everything about the Crosby family reeks of Christmas, right down to daughter Holly’s name. After growing up in the New England town of Santaville with her dad playing Santa Claus and she his chief elf, Holly has lost her Christmas spirit. When dad gets hurt, she returns home to lend a helping hand, only to find the town in financial danger.

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Production Companies Craig Anderson Productions, Granada America. Director Karen Arthur. Executive Producer Craig Anderson. Producers David Giancola, Eric McGinty. Teleplay Duane Poole, Joany Kane. Based on a Story by Joany Kane. Photography Thomas Neuwirth. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer Ray Kluga. Cast Candace Cameron Bure (Holly Crosby), Tom Arnold (Nick Crosby), Christopher Wiehl (Peter Lowell), Barbara Niven (Ginny Swain), Matt Walton (Ben Richards), Allan Nicholls (Earl), Kaily Smith (Brenda), Richard Waterhouse (Mr. Jennings), Lillian Pritchard (Young Holly), Ari Larson (Young Peter), Heather Remick (Della Wallace). 5736 More of Me (Lifetime, 11/17/2007, 120 minutes). Molly Shannon stars as a woman torn between her own professional ambition and being a perfect mother to rambunctious twins and a loving wife to her husband. She struggles to keep all the balls in the air until the bottom falls out and she literally splits into three separate versions of herself—each stepping in to take over part of her life. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Andrea Simon Entertainment. Director Daisy von Scherler Mayer. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Andrea Simon. Co-Executive Producer Robyn Snyder. Producer Steve Solomos. Co-Producer Kelli Pryor. Teleplay Kelli Pryor. Photography Rhett Morita. Music Jeff Cardoni. Editor Adam Weiss. Production Designer Marian Wihak. Cast Molly Shannon (Alice McGowan), Steven Weber (Rex McGowan), Abigail Falle (Viv McGowan), Jake Beale (Boone McGowan), Kimberly Huie (Ginni), Paula Boudreau (Ann Lansing), Richard Fitzpatrick (Mayor Gant), James Arnold (Craig/reporter), Jae-Yun Lee (Andrea Lee). 5737 More Sex & the Single Mom (Lifetime, 2/7/2005, 120 minutes). In this sequel to the 2003 film, Gail O’Grady and Grant Show (and a couple of other actors) reprise their earlier roles for this story of an affair, a first love, and a new baby as an unmarried mom and aspiring attorney and her teenage daughter deal with their choices regarding men. Production Companies Andrea Baynes Productions, Alexander-Enright & Associates. Director Don McBrearty. Executive Producers Andrea Baynes, Don Enright, Les Alexander. Producer Terry Gould. Co-Producer Judith Paige Mitchell. Teleplay Judith Paige Mitchell. Photography Rhett Morita. Music James S. Levine. Editor Tom Joerin. Production Designer Tim Bider. Cast Gail O’Grady (Jess Gradwell), Grant Show (Dr. Alex Lofton), Chelsea Hobbs (Sara Gradwell), Rick Roberts (Steve), Lucas Bryant (Gabe Emerson), Larissa Laskin (Megan), Barbara Gordon (Valerie), Shelley Thompson (Alysia), Kate Todd (Caroline), Genelle Williams (Ginny), Ben Gilbank (Randy), Tara Spencer-Nairn (Blair), Charlie Sperandeo (Jake Gradwell). 5738 The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (Hallmark, 12/13/2008, 120 minutes). A single mom finds she no longer enjoys the holidays because she can’t deal with all the madness and obligations that come with them —she’s become sort of a Scrooge—until her Uncle Ralph, a retired cop, turns up on her doorstep with the young and handsome jack-of-all-trades to change her cynical ways. Production Companies Dan Wigutow Productions, KZ Productions, Front Street Pictures. Director Michael Scott. Executive Producers Dan Wigutow, Michael Scott. Producer Harvey Kahn. Teleplay Bruce Graham. Photography Adam Sliwinski. Music Philip Giffin. Editor Jason Pielak. Production Designer Peter Andringa. Cast Brooke Burns (Jennifer Cullen), Henry Winkler (Uncle Ralph), Warren Christie (Morgan Derby), Woody Jeffreys (Richard Windom), Connor Levins (Brian Cullen), Teach Grant (Lanny the Light Guy), Michael Roberds (Chet Wojorski), Jennifer Clement (Rita), Rukiya Bernard (Denise), Serge Houde (Stephen Windom), Rebecca Toolan (Winnie Windom), Vanesa Tomasino (Wanda), Lauro Chartrand (Mugger), Joe Costa (Benny the Bartender), Kathryn Kirkpatrick (Supervisor). 5739 Mr. Troop Mom (Nickelodeon, 6/19/2009, 120 minutes). George Lopez brings his brand of family humor to this film (not too dissimilar from Michael Keaton’s Mr. Mom of two decades before) in which he, to connect with his teenage daughter (actually his real-life daughter) and her tween pals, he becomes a camp chaperone of sorts, and has the head counselor on his back on every little thing he does wrong. Production Companies George Lopez Presents, Warner Premiere. Director William Dear. Executive Producers George Lopez, Ann Lopez. Producer Frank Pace. Co-Producer Lynnette Ramirez. Teleplay Thomas Ian Griffith. Photography Ron Stannett. Music David Kitay. Editor Chris Conlee. Production Designer Matthew Budgeon. Cast George Lopez (Eddie Serrano), Daniela Bobadilla (Naomi Serrano), April Telek (Denise), Julia Anderson (C.C. Turner), Elizabeth Thai (Catalina), Geoff Gustafson (Harry Matthews), Jany Lynch (Ms. Hulka), Jianna

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Ballard (Skyler), Jessica McLeod (Paulina), Pyper De Marsh (Sam), Laine MacNeil (Kayla), Mayan Lopez (Yvette), Debbie Podowski (Mrs. Dubinski), Christopher Gauthier (Rocky Ferguson). 5740 Mrs. Harris (HBO, 2/25/2006, 120 minutes). Annette Bening stars as the femme fatale of the infamous Scarsdale Diet murder in this somewhat quirky recounting of the events that drove Jean Harris, divorced mother of two and headmistress of the exclusive Madeira Girls’ School to shoot her lover, weight-loss expert Dr. Herman Tarnower (Ben Kingsley), in 1980. Harris has maintained that the shooting was an accident and that she intended to kill herself instead of Tarnower. Prosecutors charged her with premeditation because of his involvement with another woman. Ellen Burstyn, who played Harris in an earlier TV movie, here turns up in a cameo as one of Tarnower’s girlfriends. This newer, Emmy-nominated version of the headline-making story was based on Shana Alexander’s 1983 Very Much a Lady. Among the Emmy nominations for acting: Bening, Kingsley, and Burstyn, as well as Cloris Leachman, as Herman Tarnower’s mother. Phyllis Nagy won nominations as both director and writer. There were five other nominations as well. Production Companies John Wells Productions, Number 9 Films, HBO Pictures. Director Phyllis Nagy. Executive Producers John Wells, Christine Vachon, Pamela Koffler, Elizabeth Karlsen. Producer Chrisann Verges. Teleplay Phyllis Nagy. Based on a Book by Shana Alexander. Photography Steven Poster. Music Alex Wurman. Editors Curtiss Clayton, Lee Percy. Production Designer Alison Dominitz. Cast Annette Bening (Jean Harris), Ben Kingsley (Dr. Herman Tarnower), Ellen Burstyn (Gerda Stedman/ex Tarnower “steady”), Frances Fisher (Marge Jacobson), Philip Baker Hall (Arthur Schulte), Cloris Leachman (Pearl Schwartz), Mary McDonnell (Vivian Schulte), Chloe Sevigny (Lynne Tryforos), William Smitrovich (Joel Arnou), Frank Whaley (George Bolen), Michael Gross (Leslie Jacobson), Lawrence O’Donnell Jr. (Judge Leggett), Brett Butler (Ex-lover #1), Lee Garlington (Ex-lover #2), Nan Martin (Mama Tarnower), Larry Drake (Harris defense psychiatrist), Carolyn Lagerfelt (Madeira school administrator), John Rubinstein (Tarnower’s best friend), Robert Ciccini (Detective Siciliano), Ronald Guttman (Henri Van Der Vreken), Michael Paul Chan (Dr. Louis Roh), John Patrick Amedori (Young David Harris), Brad McCoy (Young Jimmy Harris), Cristine Rose (Suzanne Van Der Vreken), Margaret Easley (Carol Potts), Jessica Tuck (Wife #1), Kirsten Nelson (TV interviewer), Vicki Davis (Former Madeira student), Dean Norris (Sporting goods clerk). 5741 Mrs. Washington Goes to Smith (Hallmark, 8/1/2009, 120 minutes). A middle-aged empty nester divorcée returns to college to finish her degree and soon builds a relationship with her initially resistant pink-haired roommate and finds herself in a blossoming romance with her poetry professor in this lighthearted Hallmark tale filmed partially at Smith College but mostly in, of all places, Louisiana. Production Companies Grossbart Kent Productions, Silver Screen Pictures. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Jack Grossbart, Linda L. Kent. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Marta M. Mobley, Linda Wong. Teleplay Susan Rice. Photography Patrick McGinley. Music Harry Manfredini. Editor Josh Beal. Production Designer Kathleen McCarthy. Cast Cybill Shepherd (Alice Washington), Jeffrey Nordling (Prof. Terry O’Neill), Corri English (Zoe Burkis), Valerie Landsburg (Noreen), Pat Crawford Brown (Helen Kahn), Nicole Dalton (Angie Washington), Lee Garlington (Jane Bukis), Chris Emerson (Gabe Martin), Emily Happe (Annika), Nathan Keyes (Alec Washington), Al Sapienza (Alvin), Tracey Costello (Coach Lucille Vakallos), Lucille Hansen (Lucille), Carissa Koutantzis (Molly), Simone Moore (Shamika). 5742 The Muppet Wizard of Oz (ABC, 5/20/2005, 120 minutes). The classic L. Frank Baum tale cleverly reimagined here with Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie Bear, and the Muppet gang, joining up with pop singer Ashanti (as Dorothy), Queen Latifah (as Aunt Em), even Quentin Tarantino (in a cameo as himself) along the yellow brick road. Production Companies Jim Henson Productions, Fox Television, Touchstone Television. Director Kirk R. Thatcher. Executive Producers Brian Henson, Lisa Henson. Producers Martin G. Baker, Warren Carr. Co-Producers Bill Barretta, Kristine Belson. Teleplay Adam Goldberg, Tom Martin. Based on a Book by L. Frank Baum. Photography Tony Westman. Music Michael Giacchino. Editor Gregg Featherman. Production Designer Michael Bolton. Cast Ashanti (Dorothy), Queen Latifah (Aunt Em), David Alan Grier (Uncle Henry), Jeffrey Tambor (The Wizard), C. Ernst Harth (Earl), Quentin Tarantino (Himself), Edward Hibbert (Stage manager), Steve Whitmire (Voice of Kermit/Scarecrow), Dave Goelz (Voice of Great Gonzo/The Tin Thing), Eric Jacobson (Voice of Miss Piggy/Fozzie Bear/Wicked Witch/Lion), Brian Henson (Voice of Scooter and Sal Manilla).

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5743 Murder 101 (Hallmark, 1/7/2006, 120 minutes). Dick Van Dyke plays a somewhat absentminded criminology professor with a steel trap of a crime-solving mind in this variation of his previous series and occasional movies, Diagnosis Murder, and real-life son Barry returns as a detective and former cop, with Barry’s own son Wes also in the cast. In this pilot for the Hallmark series, the elder Van Dyke is called on to find out who has murdered a high-powered, Enron-like corporate exec, when all clues seem to point to a comely investigative reporter who had been moonlighting as the dead man’s PR person. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Christian Nyby II. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson, Dean Hargrove. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers James Wilberger, Kyle A. Clark. Teleplay Dean Hargrove. Photography Amit Bhattacharya. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Joseph B. Tintfass. Cast Dick Van Dyke (Dr. Jonathan Maxwell), Barry Van Dyke (Mike Parker), Tracey Needham (Cheryl Collins), Anthony John Denison (Nelson Raymond), William Allen Young (Lieutenant Dietrich), Lisa Thornhill (Dr. Louise Raymond), John Rosenfeld (Charles Burke), Bradford English (Max Arnholdt), Carmen Argenziano (Karl Larch), Roxanne Hart (Betty Larch), Blake Lindsley (Joan St. John), Lucy Butler (Professor Fulton), Joe Howard (Professor Winslow), Eileen Ryan (Dorothy), Wes Van Dyke (Craig/student), Stephanie Venditto (Camile Brewster), Kirk Bovill, Herschel Sparber, Toni Wynne. 5744 Murder 101: College Can Be Murder (Hallmark, 1/6/2007, 120 minutes). Dick Van Dyke returns as criminology professor Jonathan Maxwell and begins to suspect foul play when one of his younger associates, a philanderer, dies of an apparent heart attack, with a poisoned orange found nearby. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director John Putch. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson, Dean Hargrove. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, James Wilberger. Teleplay Michael Gleason. Photography Amit Bhattacharya. Music Nathan Furst. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer John Zachary. Cast Dick Van Dyke (Dr. Jonathan Maxwell), Barry Van Dyke (Mike Parker), Kimberly Quinn (Kelly Fogelle), Stephanie Venditto (Camile Brewster), Sarah Jones (Danya Rosovitch), Whip Hubley (Stuart Evans), Jonathan Banks (Det. Frank Chambers), Molly Hagan (Hilda Lake), Jamie Rose (Muriel Coe), Alex Hyde-White (Prof. Archer Coe), Dan Martin (Al Hinkley), Bert Rosario (Octavio Martinez), Shonda Farr (Candice), Allan Kolman (Valentin Rosovitch), Joel Polis (George Lampton), Joey Diaz (Herbie), Wes Van Dyke (Student Zack), Taryn Van Dyke (Student Lisa), Challen Cates (Alana), Michael Dean Jacobs (Mechanic). 5745 Murder 101: If Wishes Were Horses (Hallmark, 8/18/2007, 120 minutes). In the third Murder 101 movie, Dick Van Dyke—working with both his son and his grandson—returns to the role of Dr. Jonathan Maxwell, a criminology professor, who investigates when a family member of a horse owner dies in a suspicious fire. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson, Dean Hargrove. Co-Executive Producers Mike Moran, Nick Lombardo. Producer Brian Gordon. Teleplay Bridget Terry. Photography Brian Shanley. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Andrew Vona. Production Designer Niko Vilaivongs. Cast Dick Van Dyke (Dr. Jonathan Maxwell), Barry Van Dyke (Mike Parker), Shane Van Dyke (Ben Manners), Stacy Edwards (Diana Brawley), Keith Harvey (Pops Alfano), Ray Abruzzo (Bernard Alger), Ralph Waite (Jacob Brawley), Erica Gimpel (Joanne Matteson), Tomas Arana (René De Leon), Brad Beyer (Jake Brawley), Marina Black (Tiffany Brawley), Navid Negahban (Sheik Ahmed al Falconi), Carolyn Lagerfelt (Mary Bergen), Landon H. Lewis Jr. (Chief Jerry Parnell), Eric Pierpoint (Capt. Raymond Cain), Sajen Corona (Marc), Carl Conti (Mike). 5746 Murder 101: Locked Room Mystery (Hallmark, 8/2/2008, 120 minutes). Fourth in Dick Van Dyke’s murder mystery series reunites him with his son Barry and grandsons Shane and Carey when he, as criminology professor Jonathan Maxwell, investigates how a spiritual guru happened to wind up murdered in a locked room. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Larry Levinson, Dean Hargrove, Amy Goldberg. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers James Wilberger, Erik Heiberg. Teleplay Walter Klenhard. Photography Ron Levy. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Dan Whifler. Cast Dick Van Dyke (Dr. Jonathan Maxwell), Barry Van Dyke (Mike Parker), Shane Van Dyke (Ben Shane), Glynn Turman (Sheriff Bob Monroe), Charles Shaughnessy (Samuel), Mia Cottet (Arielle), Susan Blakely (Camilla Meera), Carey Van Dyke (Solar), Scoot McNairy (Panache), Ned Schmidtke (Donald Merit), Wendy Glenn (Jasmine Celestine), Erin Chambers (Madison), Lisa Deanne Young (Candace).

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5747 Murder at the Presidio (USA, 5/2/2005, 120 minutes). Lou Diamond Phillips is a CID investigator who looks into what the network press release describes as the only murder ever at the Presidio outside of San Francisco and finds himself knee-deep in cover-ups. Production Companies Once Upon a Time Films, Nomadic Pictures. Director John Fasano. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, Chad Oakes. Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Alison Graham. Photography Paul Mitchnick. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Roger Mattiussi. Production Designer Phil Schmidt. Cast Lou Diamond Phillips (James Chandler), Jason Priestley (Tom Watts), Victoria Pratt (Cpl. Tara Jeffries), Martin Cumminutes (Sgt. Barry Atkins), Kim Hawthorne (Barbara Owens), Eugene A. Clark (Capt. Nate Donovan), Leslie Easterbrook (Thelma Atkins), Daniel Roebuck (Major Dawson), Ona Grauer (Kathy Tucker), Vincent Gale (PFC Brooks), David Cubitt (PFC Dwyer), Zak Santiago (Private Sulway), Raymond Law (PFC Forsch), G. Michael Gray (David Raymer), Luciana Carro (Cpl. Diana Phillips), Peter Sherayko (Det. Robert Sayer), Stefanie Von Pfetten (Fran Atkins), Alejandro Abellan (PFC Sanchez), Todd Whelan (Corporal Grubbs), Blu Mankuma (Detective), Julie Michelle Johnson (Cpl. Valerie Irving). 5748 Murder in the Hamptons (Lifetime, 7/11/2005, 120 minutes). Dramatization of the 2001 murder of East Hampton millionaire Ted Ammon and the involvement of his money-hungry wife, Generosa, and her shady lover, Danny Pelosi, who married her for her fortune after she was widowed, and then, when she died of cancer, put in a claim for her inheritance and in spring 2005 went to prison for Ammon’s killing. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, Robert Greenwald Productions. Director Jerry Ciccoritti. Executive Producers Barbara Lieberman, Bernard Zukerman. Supervising Producer Philip K. Kleinbart. Producer Wendy Grean. Teleplay Robert L. Freedman. Based on an Article by Michael Shnayerson. Photography Michael Storey. Music Rob Carli. Editor George Roulston. Production Designer Sandra Kybartas. Cast Poppy Montgomery (Generosa Rand Ammon), David Sutcliffe (Ted Ammon), Shawn Christian (Danny Pelosi), Peter Outerbridge (Gordon Wintros), Donna Goodhand (Kay/housekeeper), Helene Joy (Grace), Gabriel Hogan (Mac), Jacob Tierney (Artie Rovino), Carl Marotte (Detective), Richard Chevolleau (Police inspector), Alberta Watson (Cari/Ted’s sister), Tara Rosling (Danny’s ex-wife), Aislinn Paul (Alexa Ammon), Munro Chambers (Gregor Ammon), Maxim Roy (Lindy Fisher), Joris Jarsky (Carl Masella), Nadia Capone (Oncologist), Alex PochGoldin (Ed Burke), Landy Cannon (Tennis pro), Lindsey Connell (Secretary), Sarain Boylan (Tammy), Roman Podhora (Bartender), Johnie Chase (Museum official), Trent McMullen (Private investigator), Marcia Bennett (Psychiatrist), Brenden Connor (Kevin Drysdale), J. C. Kenny (Amanda Zahn/reporter), Catherine Disher (DA Dynak), Daniel Fathers (British reporter), Kate Trotter (Neighbor). 5749 The Murder of Princess Diana (Lifetime, 8/25/2007, 120 minutes). In this fictionalized version of Noel Botham’s speculative 2004 book, an American journalist in Paris witnesses the tragic 1997 car crash involving Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed and quickly becomes convinced it was not just an accident. Production Company Working Title Productions. Director John Strickland. Executive Producer Simon Wright. Producer Julia Stannard. Associate Producer Priscilla Parish. Line Producer Benedicte Hermesse. Teleplay Reg Gadney, Emma Reeves. Based on a Book by Noel Botham. Photography Daf Hobson. Music Nina Humphries. Editor Patrick Moore. Production Designer Rod Stratfold. Cast Jennifer Morrison (Rachel Visco), Gregori Derangere (Thomas Sylvestre), Kevin McNally (Charles David), Jules Werner (Alain), François Marthouret (Bertrand), Lucien Jean Baptiste (Martin), Denis Braccini (Henri Paul), Dan Robb (Trevor Rees-Jones), Liz Kettle (Nathalie Cochrane), Myriam Muller (Lucille Lechaim), Raymond Coulthard (Anthony), Jessica Turner (Amanda), Nathalie Brocker (Diana, Princess of Wales), Nathalie Loumi (Dodi Al Fayed), Roberto Purvis (Giancarlo). 5750 Murder on Pleasant Drive (Lifetime, 5/8/2006, 120 minutes). A young woman becomes suspicious when her mother disappears not long after marrying a creepy guy and, with her aunt, begins investigating when the authorities proves of no help in this based-on-fact women’s drama, and finds there were a number of other women who have had relationships with him and then have “gone missing.” This was based on My Sister Is Missing, the memoir by Sherrie Gladden-Davis, written with Brad Crawford. Production Companies Dan Wigutow Productions, Granada America. Director Michael Scott. Executive Producer Dan Wigutow. Co-Executive Producer Michael Scott. Producer Harvey Kahn. Teleplay Walter Klenhard. Based on a Book by Sherrie Gladden-Davis with Brad Crawford. Photography Adam Sliwinski. Music Philip Giffin. Editor Jim Miley. Production Designer Michael Nemirsky.

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Cast Kelli Williams (Deanna Whelen), Amy Madigan (Aunt Sherrie Gladden), Adam Arkin (John David Smith), Susan Hogan (Betty Fran Smith), Vincent Gale (Det. Mike Dansbury), Eric Keenleyside (Sheriff Brian Potts), Brian Markinson (Agent Bob Hilland), Bill Marchant (Michael Smith), Philip Lyall (Young John), Adam Battrick (Young Michael), Marcel Maillard (Grandpa Cheney), Louise Grant (Ethel Cheney), Annabel Kershaw (Susan Redman), Laurie Murdoch (Gary Redman), Ingrid Tesch (Dawn Smith), Mary Black (Mickey Gladden), Monica Marko (Grandma Cannon), Keith Martin Gordey (Dave David), Kimberley Warnat (Christy), Jim Thorburn (Jeff), Deni DeLory (Tanya), Rob De Leeun (Polygraph examiner), Ralph H. Alderman (Sheriff Gerald Berman), Charles Siegel (Dr. Frank Saul), Claire Riley (Reporter #1), Joanna Piros (Reporter #2), Laura Bertram (Janice). 5751 My Fake Fiance (ABC Family, 4/19/2009, 120 minutes). A cynical young woman winds up sitting next to a debt-ridden gambler at a bash, and it’s hate at first sight, but, both cash strapped, they cook up a moneymaking scheme by pretending to be betrothed to pack in the wedding gifts and cash, and then split, in this romantic comedy. Production Companies Hartbreak Films, Tom Cat Productions. Director Gil Junger. Executive Producers Paula Hart, Melissa Joan Hart, Tom Nunan. Producer Craig McNeil. Teleplay Howard March. Photography Greg Gardiner. Music Danny Lux. Editors Don Brochu, Michael Brown. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Cast Melissa Joan Hart (Jennifer), Joseph Lawrence (Vince), Jason MacDonald (David), Nicole Tubiola (Courtney), Rhoda Griffis (Val), Burgess Jenkins (Steve), Steve Schirripa (The Monkey), Diane Neal (Bonnie), Michael Pniewski (Al), Patricia French (Catherine), Elizabeth Keener (Carmen), Robert Pratgo (Ben), Melissa Ponzio (Saleslady), Leland Jones (Reverend Jim), Njerna Williams (Pants), Ricky Muse (Truck), Andrew Callaway (Jonathan), Chip Bent (Will), Tom Nowicki (Gene). 5752 My Nanny’s Secret (LMN, 9/12/2009, 120 minutes). A home invasion robbery ends in tragedy when a member of the wealthy Tyrell family is killed and the live-in nanny begins to secretly suspect that her troubled brother may be the murderer. She begins her own investigation, which takes her down a very dark and unexpected road. Production Company Lance Entertainment. Director Douglas Jackson. Executive Producers Tom Berry, Pierre David. Producers Neil Bregman, Stefan Wodoslawsky. Teleplay Christine Conradt. Photography Bert Tougas. Music Joseph Conlan. Editor Ion Webster. Production Designer Csaba Andras Kurtesz. Cast Haylie Duff (Claudia), Jessica Steen (JuliaTyrell), Eric Johnson (Drew), Dillon Casey (Carter), Tyrone Benskin (Detective Drabant), Stewart Bick (Evan Tyrell), Sophie Gendron (Nicole), Shawn Lawrence (Kurt Tyrell), Jon McLaren (Jace), Paula Jean Hixson (Detective Mickels), Paulino Nuñes (Tim), Alex Cardillo (Aiden Tyrell), Angela Galuppo (Maddie), Cinthia Burke (Lynn), Matthew Stefiuk (Charlie), Allison Graham (Michelle Lassimer), Luigi Saracino (Mike), Richard Alan Nash (Doctor). 5753 The Nanny Express (Hallmark, 1/3/2009, 120 minutes). An aspiring teacher caring for a sick father and volunteering her time tutoring low-income students at her local church—and the reluctant object of a bus driver’s affections—takes a nanny position for a handsome widower’s two children (one an angry, isolated teen) who already have succeeded in chasing a string of terrorized nannies out the front door with their tricks and pranks. Then she does her “Mary Poppins” bit and turns things around in the household. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films. Director Bradford May. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Matthew Fitzsimons, Mike Moran. Producers James Wilberger, Erik Heiberg. Teleplay Judith Heiman Kriegsman, Stephen Langford, Riley Weston. Photography Ron Levy. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Thomas A. Krueger. Production Designer Dan Whifler. Cast Vanessa Marcil (Kate Hewitt), Brennan Elliott (David Chandler), Natalie Dreyfuss (Emily Chandler), Dorie Barton (Lisa), Peter Dobson (Ray), Stacy Keach (Reverend MacGregor), Dean Stockwell (Jerry Hewitt), Uriah Shelton (Ben Chandler), Jennifer Siebel (Pam), David Barry Gray (Chris Wells), Salina Soto (Kaisha), Donna Pieroni (Lydia). 5754 Natalee Holloway (LMN, 4/19/2009, 120 minutes). Fact-based drama, not really about the title figure, a teenager who vanished in 2005 while visiting Aruba on a senior class trip, but of her mother’s passionate and relentless effort to discover the truth behind her daughter’s disappearance (still hidden when this film initially aired). Tracy Pollan stars as Beth Twitty, Natalee’s mom, in this adaptation of her book Loving Natalee: A Mother’s Testament of Hope and Faith that was published in 2007. Filming was done in Capetown, South Africa.

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Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Sony Pictures Television. Director Mikael Salomon. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Judith Verno. Co-Executive Producer Mikael Salomon. Producer Andrew Golov. Teleplay Teena Booth. Based on a Book by Beth Twitty. Photography Paul Gilpin. Music Christopher Ward. Editor Sidney Wolinsky. Production Designer Riccardo Pugliese. Cast Tracy Pollan (Beth Twitty), Grant Show (Jug Twitty), Amy Gumenick (Natalee Holloway), Catherine Dent (Carol), Sean Cameron Michael (Paul van der Sloot), Jacques Strydom (Joran van der Sloot), Cokey Falkow (Patrick van Eern), Sean Higgs (Det. Frank Sneider), Natasha Loring (Hayley), Leigh Bremridge (Diana Peterson), Kal Coetzee (Matt Holloway), Susan Danford (Maggie), Michael Dube (Hotel manager), Clayton Evertson (Deeoak Kalpoe), Wayne Harrison (Dave Holloway), George Jackos (Edwin Bekker), Andre Jacobs (Detectivbe Roemer), Kevin Otto (Coach Jerry Winter), Kim Senogles (Justine), Bjorn Steinbach (Brent), Julie Summers (Barbara). 5755 The National Tree (Hallmark, 11/28/2009, 120 minutes). The story of a willful Oregon teenager whose majestic Spruce is chosen by a local toy company to adorn the White House front lawn, and the cross-country bonding journey with his overprotective dad that inspires a nation. Based on the 2001 novel by David Kranes. Production Companies Cypress Point Productions, QVF Inc. Productions. Director Graeme Campbell. Executive Producers Gerald W. Abrams, Susan Murdoch. Co-Executive Producer Cotty Chubb. Producer David Till. Teleplay J. B. White. Based on a Story by Lloyd Fonvielle. Based on the Novel by David Kranes. Photography François Dagenais. Music Ian Thomas. Editor Ralph Brunjes. Production Designer Ian Brock. Cast Andrew McCarthy (Corey Burdock), Kari Matchett (Faith Russell), Evan Williams (Rock Burdock), Paula Brancati (Katie Coyle), Jayne Eastwood (Lana Quinn), Emily Andrews (Stephanie), Vasanth Saranga (Ash). 5756 Nature of the Beast (ABC Family, 10/21/2007, 120 minutes). As the network press material indicated about this teen horror spoof: “Boy meets girl. Boy asks girl to marry him. Boy tells girl he is a werewolf and they must hunt down the dreaded alpha wolf to cure him. No one said that love was easy.” True love, it appears, takes a dark and hairy turn here. Production Company Jaffe-Braunstein Films. Director Rodman Flender. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe. Producer Steve Solomos. Teleplay David Kendall, Bob Young. Photography Kim Derko. Music Charles Sydnor. Editor Scott J. Kelly. Production Designer Tamara Deverell. Cast Eddie Kaye Thomas (Rick), Autumn Reeser (Julia), Paula Boudreau (Nancy), Dave Nichols (Brian), Gabriel Hogan (Archer), Eric Mabius (Donovan), Mary Ashton (Leslie), Amy Lalonde (Melanie), Ely Henry (Garrett), Brandon Craggs (Noel), Shawn Lawrence (Sheriff Wachowski), Julian Richings (Dr. Chamberlain), Dylan Roberts (Manell), Shawn Campbell (Rev. Gary Knowles), George Buza (Rudy), Dianne Latchford (Bethany), John Liddle (Harry), Marvin Ishmael (Dr. Patel), Joel Rinzler (Marshall). 5757 Nightmare at the End of the Hall (LMN, 6/22/2008, 120 minutes). Hitchcockian tale about a writer teaching at the prep school she attended who encounters a student who seems to be the reincarnation of a long ago best friend who had committed suicide. Production Companies Ambitious Entertainment, InSight Film Studios. Director George Mendeluk. Executive Producers Joseph Lawlor, Stanton W. Kamens, Kirk Shaw. Producers Lindsay MacAdam, Kim Arnott, Jamie Goehring. Teleplay Nora Zuckerman. Photography Anthony Metchie. Music Clinton Shorter. Editor Christopher A. Smith. Production Designer James Hazell. Cast Sara Rue (Courtney Snow), Duncan Regehr (Headmaster), Kavan Smith (Brett), Jacqueline MacInnesWood (Laurel), Amber Borycki (Young Courtney), Sebastian Gacki (Young Brett), Philip Granger (Larry Klickna), Duane Keogh (Chester), Christine Willes (Robin), Peter Huck (Older Eric), Jennifer Clement (Gina), Keith Martin Gordey (George), Paul Hubbard (Jim), Robert Weiss (Doctor), P. Lynn Johnson (Kay), Greyston Holt (Sam). 5758 Nora Roberts’ “Angels Fall” (Lifetime, 1/29/2007, 120 minutes). A woman hoping to start over after a traumatic experience in a Boston hotel where she was chef ends up in a small Wyoming town, where she witnesses a murder. But no one believes her story and she begins to feel threatened by odd occurrences seemingly directed toward her. Based on Roberts’ 2006 best-selling novel, and, at its premiere, the first of a series of four dramatizations of her books in consecutive weeks. Production Companies Stephanie Germain Productions, Mandalay Entertainment. Director Ralph Hemecker. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Peter Guber, Peter E. Strauss. Producer Salli Newman. Co-Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Janet Brownell. Based on the Novel by Nora Roberts. Photography Joel Ran-

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som. Music Chris P. Bacon, Stuart Michael Thomas. Editor Louis F. Cioffi. Production Designers Andrew Moreau, Chester Kaczenski. Cast Heather Locklear (Reece Gilmore), Johnathon Schaech (Brody Blackburn), Linda Darlow (Joanie), Gary Hudson (Sheriff Rick Mardsen), Derek Hamilton (Lo), Lisa Caruk (Linda-Gail), Len Crowther (Doc), Pete Seadon (Mac Drubber), Lori Ravensborg (Jennifer), Jemma Blackwell (Debbie Marsden), Charlene Kocian (Marlie), Shannon Tuer (Denna James), Christy Greene (Ginny), Aeden Tomney (Pete), Guillermo Ura (Serge), Robert White (Lynt). 5759 Nora Roberts’ “Blue Smoke” (Lifetime, 2/12/2007, 120 minutes). In this dramatization of Nora Roberts’ 2005 best-seller, a young arson investigator steps into the greatest inferno she has ever faced, years after watching her parents’ pizzeria go up in flames—but as luck would have it, there’s an obsessed arsonist out there somewhere who might just be the one who torched her mom and dad’s place years before—one who has a thing for her and is determined to kill any man she loves. Production Companies Mandalay Entertainment, Stephanie Germain Productions. Director David Carson. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Peter Guber, Peter E. Strauss. Producer Salli Newman. Co-Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Ronni Kern. Based on the Novel by Nora Roberts. Photography Nikos Evdemon. Music Chris P. Bacon, Stuart Michael Thomas. Editor Paul Dixon. Production Designers Andrew Moreau, Chester Kaczenski. Cast Alicia Witt (Det. Reena Hale), Matthew Settle (Bo Goodnight), Scott Bakula (Det. John Minger), Talia Shire (Bianca Hale), Eric Keenleyside (Gib Hale), John Reardon (Josh Bolton), Benjamin Ayres (Hugh), Chris Fassbender (Joey Pastorelli Jr.), Taylor Dauphinais (Young Catarina), Dave Brown (Joe Pastorelli Sr.), Rod Heatherington (Steve), Margherita Donato (Gina), Chad Nobert (Xander Hale), Peter Skagen (Ted), Karen Johnson-Diamond (Mrs. Pastorelli), Ryan Wilkie (Brad), Patrick Maceachern (Jack), Danielle Vlaskalic (Fran Hale). 5760 Nora Roberts’ “California Moon” (Lifetime, 2/19/2007, 120 minutes). A woman with psychic powers returns to her hometown and inadvertently reopens wounds surrounding the death of her childhood friend. She becomes a suspect in the still-unsolved murder, earning her the ire of the friend’s family, but manages to become romantically attached to the girl’s brother. Based on Nora Roberts’ 2000 novel. Production Companies Stephanie Germain Productions, Mandalay Entertainment. Director Stephen Tolkin. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Peter Guber, Peter E. Strauss. Producer Salli Newman. Co-Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Stephen Tolkin. Based on the Novel by Nora Roberts. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Steve Porcaro. Editor Gib Jaffe. Production Designers Andrew Moreau, Chester Kaczenski. Cast Claire Forlani (Tory Bodeen), Oliver Hudson (Cade Lavelle), Jacqueline Bisset (Margaret Lavelle), Josie Davis (Faith Lavelle), Jonathan Scarfe (Dwight Collier), Chad Willett (Dr. Wade Mooney), Shaun Johnston (Han Bodeen), Greg Lawson (Chief Carl Russ), Shae Keebler (Young Hope/Young Faith), Gabrielle Casha (Young Tory), Brieanna Moench (Lissy Harlow Collier), Maureen Rooney (Sara Bodeen), Kailin See (Sherry Bellows), Kade Phillips (Young Cade), Connor Robinson (Young Wade), Taison Galinas (Young Dwight), Dusty Finkbiner (Alice Powell), Mark Holmes (Photographer), Carrie Schiffler (June). 5761 Nora Roberts’ “High Noon” (Lifetime, 4/4/2009, 120 minutes). This romantic drama, adapted from Nora Roberts’ 2007 best-seller, has an expert hostage negotiator juggling her high-pressure career with the demands of raising her young daughter and contending with her mom, an agoraphobic, and her blooming romance with a handsome bar owner. And then there’s an unknown assailant in her neighborhood who begins stalking her. The cop’s mom is played by Cybill Shepherd. Production Companies Mandalay Entertainment, Stephanie Germain Productions. Director Peter Markle. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Peter Guber, Peter E. Strauss. Producer Salli Newman. Co-Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Terri Kopp. Based on the Novel by Nora Roberts. Photography Joel Ransom. Music Stuart Michael Thomas. Editor Michael Ruscio. Production Designers Eric Fraser, Myron Hyrak. Cast Emilie de Ravin (Lt. Phoebe McNamara), Ivan Sergei (Duncan Swift), Brian Markinson (Capt. Dave McVee), Ty Olsson (Cooper/Gerry Walken), Cybill Shepherd (Essie McNamara), Olivia Cheng (Det. Liz Alberta), Patrick Sabongui (Off. Arnie Meeks), Savanna Carlson (Carly MacNamara), B. J. Harrison (Ma Bee), Peter Benson (Roy Squires), Tom Carey (Joe Ryder), Simeon Taole (Charles “Razz” Jackson), Janelle Cooper (Louise “Lou” Hector), David LeReaney (Mark D), Norma Lewis (Opal Jackson), David Haysom (Officer Dalton), Ashley Chomik (Annie Utz), Joe-Norman Shaw (Atty. Bernard Jones), Terry Lawrence (Comm. Nate Harrison), Christian Anderson (Det. Bud Sykes), Michele Bogdanow (Glynnis), Hamish Boyd (Grady), Brent Woolsey (Security Guard).

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5762 Nora Roberts’ “Midnight Bayou” (Lifetime, 3/28/2009, 120 minutes). A Harvard-educated lawyer moves into a newly restored plantation manor near New Orleans and finds the place apparently haunted. At the same time develops an attraction for a lovely Cajun local with her own mysterious connection to the house. And then there’s her grandmother (played by Faye Dunaway), who helps both of them uncover a secret that has been hidden there for generations. This Nora Roberts romantic drama was adapted from her 2002 novel. Production Companies Mandalay Entertainment, Stephanie Germain Productions. Director Gideon Amir. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Peter Guber, Peter E. Strauss. Producer Ralph Hemecker. Teleplay Stephen Tolkin. Based on the Novel by Nora Roberts. Photography Anghel Decca. Music Chris P. Bacon, Stuart Michael Thomas. Editor Scott Richter. Production Designer Jaymes Hinkle. Cast Faye Dunaway (Odette), Jerry O’Connell (Declan Fitzpatrick), Lauren Stamile (Lena Simone), Alan Ritchson (Lucian), Stephanie Honore (Housemaid), Isabella Hofmann (Lilibeth), Ashley Campbell (Josephine Manet), Bianca Malino (Abigail), Alejandro Rose-Garcia (Julian), Chris Lindsay (Remy), Ciera Payton (Effie), Shawn Carter Peterson (Jack Tripadoe), Deanna Meska (Bridemaid), Hunter McGregor (Walzer/Declan’s friend), Marcelle Baer (Marie Rose). 5763 Nora Roberts’ “Montana Sky” (Lifetime, 2/5/2007, 120 minutes). Three half sisters meet for the first time when their wealthy cattleman father dies and are required—by his will—to spend twelve months together on his ranch to claim their inheritance. The women, a cowboy rancher, a sexy Hollywood writer, and an introverted wallflower, adversaries from the start, must learn to work together or lose the money, in this adaptation of Nora Roberts’ 1996 novel. Production Companies Stephanie Germain Productions, Mandalay Entertainment. Director Mike Robe. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Peter Guber, Peter E. Strauss. Producer Salli Newman. Co-Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay April Smith. Based on the Novel by Nora Roberts. Photography Eric Van Haren Noman. Music Steve Porcaro. Editor Benjamin A. Weissman. Production Designers Andrew Moreau, Chester Kaczenski. Cast Ashley Williams (Willa Mercy), Charlotte Ross (Tess Mercy), Diane Ladd (Bess), Laura Mennell (Lily Mercy), Nathaniel Arcand (Adam Wolfe), John Corbett (Ben McKennan), Aaron Pearl (Sheriff Nate), Tom Carey (Jim), James Baker (Ham/foreman), Scott Heindl (Jesse Carne), Donovan Workun (Pickles), Stephen Hair (Lawyer Ken Campbell), James D. Hopkin (Preacher), Heather Lea MacCallum (Coroner), James Dugan (Veterinarian). 5764 Nora Roberts’ “Northern Lights” (Lifetime, 3/21/2009, 120 minutes). An independent, feisty bush pilot filled with demons (country singer LeAnn Rimes) meets ex–Baltimore cop (Eddie Cibrian) hoping to start anew as police chief of Lunacy, Alaska, where he finds himself in the middle of a high-profile murder investigation that seems to involve his new love. This was the first of four Nora Roberts romance novels airing on consecutive weeks in spring 2009. Northern Lights was her 2004 best seller. Production Companies Mandalay Entertainment, Stephanie Germain Productions. Director Mike Robe. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Peter Guber, Peter E. Strauss. Producer Randi Richmond. Co-Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Janet Brownell. Based on the Novel by Nora Roberts. Photography Craig Wrobleski. Music Chris P. Bacon, Stuart Michael Thomas. Editor Sabrina Plisco-Morris. Production Designers Eric Fraser, Myron Hyrak. Cast LeAnn Rimes (Meg Galligan), Eddie Cibrian (Nate Burns), Greg Lawson (Ed Moolcott), Rosanna Arquette (Charlene Galligan), Jayne Eastwood (Anastasia Hopp), William MacDonald (Otto Gruber), Christianne Hirt (Carrie Hawbacker), Adrian Hough (John), Billy Merasty (Jacob), David Brown (Max Hawbacker), Marty Antonini (Bing), Justin Michael Carter (Jim Mochio), David Cowley (Bill Mochio), Rod Heatherington (Sergeant Coban), Stephen Huszar (Pat Gallogan), Alexander Arsenault (Stephen Thompson). 5765 Nora Roberts’ “Tribute” (Lifetime, 4/11/2009, 120 minutes). Hoping to return to normalcy by moving to Virginia to restore the home of her late movie-star grandmother who had died 30 years earlier, a onetime child actress falls for her handsome neighbor who helps her discover the truth about grandma’s death. Though set in Virginia, the film, based on Nora Roberts’ 2008 novel, was shot in New Orleans. Production Companies Mandalay Entertainment, Stephanie Germain Productions. Director Martha Coolidge. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Peter Guber, Peter E. Strauss. Producer David Zelon. Teleplay Gary Tieche. Based on the Novel by Nora Roberts. Photography Johnny E. Jensen. Music Marty Davich. Editor Elba Sanchez-Short. Production Designer Jaymes Hinkle.

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Cast Brittany Murphy (Cilia McGowan), Jason Lewis (Ford Sawyer), Christian Oliver (Steve Chensky), Diana Scarwid (Cathy Morrow), Tippi Hedren (Aileen Hennessey), Tiffany D. Morgan (Janet Hardy), Griff Furst (Brian Morrow), Wallace Merck (Carl Hennessey), Mark Wilson (Det. Alvin Wilson), Elliott Grey (Tom Morrow), Brandi Coleman (Shana), Hunter McGregor (Construction worker), Elton LeBlanc (County sheriff), Jerry Leggio (Ice cream parlor owner), Terry Lee Smith (Deputy sheriff). 5766 Not Like Everyone Else (Lifetime, 7/10/2006, 120 minutes). In the wake of the Columbine High School massacre, an artistically talented Native American girl, identified as an outsider by her classmates, is suspended from school after authorities confiscate her journals of fictional, creative, bordering-on-witchcraft writing, which they interpret as threatening. With the backing by the ACLU, in this drama inspired by actual events, she and her parents take the school to court for violating her civil rights to clear her name and ensure that other kids aren’t persecuted and punished for daring to be different. Though set in a small Oklahoma town, the film was shot for no special reason in Shreveport, Louisiana. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Sony Pictures Television. Director Tom McLoughlin. Executive Producers Michael Jaffe, Howard Braunstein, Malcolm Petal, Kimberly Anderson. Producers Gary Strangis, Tom McLoughlin. Co-Producer Jamie Pachino. Teleplay Jamie Pachino. Photography Lloyd Ahern II. Music Sean Callery. Editor Marshall Harvey. Production Designer Chester Kaczenski. Cast Alia Shawkat (Brandi Blackbear), Eric Schweig (Tim Blackbear), Ritchie Montgomery (Principal Henry Bracken), Gary Grubbs (John Mack Butler), Simon Carter (Johnson), Lucas Till (Kyle Kinney), Laura Wiggins (Kimberley Bryer), Rebecca Rose (Millicent), Kayleigh Harris (Casey), Joshua Blaylock (Noah Taylor), Illeana Douglas (Toni Blackbear), J. D. Evermore (Mr. Gray), Douglas Griffin (Ken Knox), Nakotah LaRance (Tim Blackbear Jr.), Ann Mahoney (Mrs. Carroll), Juli Erickson (Mrs. Figgis), Mary Alfred Thoma (Cathy Butler), Laurel Whitsett (Sara Carson), Margo Moorer (Judge Meehan), Nancy McLoughlin (English teacher), Nathan Phillips (Medicine man). 5767 The Note (Hallmark, 12/8/2007, 120 minutes). Happening upon a note written by an airline crash victim, a struggling human-interest columnist makes it her mission to deliver it to the intended recipient by Christmas, in this adaptation of Angela Hunt’s 2001 faith-based book. Production Companies WildRice Productions, Lightworks Pictures. Director Douglas Barr. Executive Producers Joel S. Rice, William Spencer Reilly. Producer Steve Solomos. Teleplay Paul W. Cooper. Based on the Novel by Angela Hunt. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Eric Allaman. Editor Cindy Parisotto. Production Designer Kathleen Climie. Cast Genie Francis (Peyton MacGruder), Ted McGinley (King Danville), Rick Roberts (Truman Harris), Genelle Williams (Mandi Sorenson), Maria Ricossa (Nora Clinton), Katie Boland (Christine MacGruder), Heather Hanson (Taylor), Richard Leacock (Jim Johnson), Jim Codrington, Gord Rand, Craig Eldridge, Nigel Hamer, Scott Wickware, Michael Hanrahan, Rick Braggins. 5768 The Note II: Taking a Chance on Love (Hallmark, 1/31/2009, 120 minutes). Genie Francis and Ted McGinley reprise their roles from 2007 as an advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist and her sports-reporter colleague who adores her and desperately wants to marry her—but she’s reluctant, having recently reconnected with the daughter she’d given up for adoption 18 years earlier. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, WildRice Productions, Odyssey Film. Director Douglas Barr. Executive Producers Joel S. Rice, Bill Reilly. Producer Steve Solomos. Teleplay Douglas Barr. Photography Peter Benison. Music Eric Allaman. Editor Mike Lee. Production Designer Tim Bider. Cast Genie Francis (Peyton MacGruder), Ted McGinley (King Danville), Katie Boland (Christine MacGruder), John Bregar (David Danville), Genelle Williams (Mandi Sorenson), Maria Ricossa (Nora Clinton), Kate Trotter (Eve Palmer), George Tchortov (Ben Morrick), Joanna Douglas (Young Eve), Chad Connell (Billy Miller), Preston Haynes (Ritchie Franks), Kristian Truelsen (Minister). 5769 Now You See It . . . (Disney Channel, 1/14/2005, 95 minutes). This somewhat darker-than-usual Disney teen comedy has three things going for it: a cute young go-getter TV producer looking to create a reality show called The World’s Greatest Kid Magician; a topnotch contestant she comes across who turns out to be a teen sorcerer concerned with harnessing his power; and an evil magician named Max (played by Frank Langella) with his own sinister agenda. Production Companies Just Singer Entertainment, Evolution Film and Tape Inc., Disney Channel. Director Duwayne Dunham. Executive Producers Sheri Singer, Douglas Ross, Greg Stewart, Kathleen French, Dean Minerd.

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Producer Jacqueline George. Teleplay Bill Fritz, Stu Kreiger, Dan Berendsen. Photography Robert Seaman. Music Phil Marshall. Editor Terry Blythe. Production Designer Kelly Curley. Cast Alyson Michalka (Allyson Miller), Johnny Pacar (Danny Sinclair), Chris Olivero (Hunter), Brendan Hill (Cedric), Gabriel Sunday (Ross Brandon), Amanda Shaw (Zoe), Frank Langella (Max the Magician), Stocker Fontelieu (Professor Mars), Andrea Ragsdale (Mrs. Sinclair), Paul Hazell (Mr. Sinclair), Don Patrick Brady (Dr. French), Deneen Tyler (Ms. McAllister), Chris Van Der Walt (Ryan Price), Patricia French (Madame Susette). 5770 Odd Girl Out (Lifetime, 4/4/2005, 120 minutes). Fictional drama about bullying among teen girls, based on the 2002 book Odd Girl Out: The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls by Rachel Simmons, with Alexa Vega playing a once-popular teen who becomes the target of vicious taunting and ugly rumors by her former school friends, and mom struggling to help resolve this emotional issue. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Orly Adelson Productions, Granada America. Director Tom McLoughlin. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Orly Adelson. Supervising Producer Malcolm Petal. Producer Randi Richmond. Co-Producer Jonathan Eskenas. Line Producer Christopher Morgan. Teleplay Richard Kletter. Based on a Story by Matthew McDuffie, Richard Kletter. Based on a Book by Rachel Simmons. Photography John Bartley. Music Mark Snow. Editor Marshall Harvey. Production Designer Chester Kaczenski. Cast Alexa Vega (Vanessa Snyder), Lisa Vidal (Barbara Snyder), Leah Pipes (Stacy Larson), Elizabeth Rice (Nikki Rodriguez), Alicia Morton (Tiffany), Shari Perry (Emily Thompson), Rhoda Griffis (Denise Larson), Michael Arata (Dave Larson), Nancy McLoughlin (Ms. Donnely), Margo Moorer (Principal Jessup), Chad Biagini (Tony), Joey Nappo (Ezra), Anne Ewen (Lydia), Maureen Brennan (Soccer coach), Jason Rogers Williams (Basketball coach), Ann Mahoney (Bartender), Asia Larkin, Brandi Coleman, Julia Comarda. 5771 An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving (Hallmark, 11/22/2008, 120 minutes). Set in the late 1880s, from a short story by Louisa May Alcott, this family drama follows the fortunes of a widowed mother of four struggling to keep her family intact. Then her aloof, wealthy mother turns up after years of estrangement, opening old wounds but hoping to mend fences. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, Automatic Pictures, WildRice Productions. Director Graeme Campbell. Executive Producer Michael Prupas. Co-Executive Producer Shelley Evans. Producers Steve Solomos, Jesse Prupas. Teleplay Shelley Evans. Based on the Short Story by Louisa May Alcott. Photography Mitchell T. Ness. Music James Gelfand. Editor Jean Beaudoin. Production Designer Tim Bider. Cast Jacqueline Bisset (Isabella Caldwell), Helene Joy (Mary Bassett), Tatiana Maslany (Mathilda Bassett), Ted Atherton (Mr. Hopkins), Paula Boudreau (Mrs. Hopkins), Kristopher Turner (Gad Hopkins), Vivien EndicottDouglas (Prudence Bassett at 14), Gage Munroe (Solomon Bassett at 8) Catherine Fitch (Principal). 5772 Once Upon a Mattress (ABC, 12/18/2005, 120 minutes). Whimsical, fractured retelling of the classic fairy tale, “The Princess and the Pea,” which made a star of Carol Burnett when she did the off-Broadway musical (by Mary Rodgers and Marshall Louis Barer) in the late 1950s and repeated the starring role several times on TV through the years. Burnett returns, now as the vain Queen Aggravain, along with Tracey Ullman in Burnett’s old part as Princess Winnifred, in this Disney-esque remake which was filmed nearly two years before its Christmas week premiere, after being bounced around the schedule several times. Tommy Smothers, of the Smothers Brothers, does a virtually wordless performance as the king. Directed and choreographed by Tony winner Kathleen Marshall. Production Companies Mattress Productions Ltd., Touchstone Television. Director Kathleen Marshall. Executive Producers Carol Burnett, Marc Platt, Martin Tudor. Producer John Peter Kousakis. Co-Producer Janet Brownell. Teleplay Janet Brownell. Based on the Musical by Mary Rodgers, Marshall Louis Barer. Photography Robert McLachlan. Music Mary Rodgers. Lyrics Marshall Louis Barer. Choreography Kathleen Marshall. Costume Designer Bob Mackie. Editor Scott Vickrey. Production Designer John Willett. Cast Carol Burnett (Queen Aggravain), Tracey Ullman (Princess Winnifred), Denis O’Hare (Prince Dauntless), Zooey Deschanel (Lady Larken), Matthew Morrison (Sir Harry), Michael Boatman (The Jester), Tommy Smothers (King Sixtimus), Edward Hibbert (The Wizard), Jennifer Copping (Lady Rowena), Topaz Hasfal (Lady Merrill), Caitlin Stadnyk (Lady Lucille), Michelle Harrison (Princess #12), G. Michael Gray (Lookout), Paul Becker (Knight), Mike Jackson (Dancing Knight). 5773 One Hot Summer (LMN, 7/26/2009, 120 minutes). In Miami, a happily married expatriate Cuban lawyer struggles with the choice between continuing her high-powered job and staying home with her small son.

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Trying out the domestic life, she gets bored and begins an affair with an old beau—and now faces another dilemma that is only complicated further when she becomes pregnant. Based on the 2002 novel by Cuban American mystery writer Carolina Garcia-Aguilera. Production Company Esparza-Katz Productions. Director Betty Kaplan. Executive Producers Moctesuma Esparza, Robert Katz. Co-Executive Producer Sandra Avila. Supervising Producer Rosi Acosta. Co-Producer Kimberly Myers. Teleplay Nancy De Los Santos. Based on the Novel by Carolina Garcia-Aguilera. Photography Francis Kenny. Music Joseph Julian Gonzalez. Editor Luis Colina. Production Designer Bonita Huffman. Cast Vanessa Marcil (Margarita Silva Santos), Casper Van Dien (Luther Simmonds), Tessie Santiago (Anabel Aguilera), Jacqueline Pinol (Viviana Suarez), Jon Seda (Ariel Silva), Cordelia Gonzalez (Matilde Santo), Brian Tester (Ben Curiel), Aaron Viera (Tomas Aguilera), Clifford Myatt (Father Pedro Sanchez), Richard Pastush (Judge William McKee), Nancy Millan (Connie), Tommy Kavelin (Elston Weber), Jonathan Dwayne (Dr. Marcia), Orlando Gonzalez-Rivera (Tio Eduardo), David Rittenhouse (Bailiff). 5774 Oprah Winfrey Presents: “Their Eyes Were Watching God” (ABC, 3/6/2005, 150 minutes). Halle Berry received as Emmy nomination for Best Actress for her role as famed Harlem Renaissance writer Zora Neale Hurston’s acclaimed heroine on a lifelong quest for love from the mid-20s onward, a resilient Florida woman seeking true love and spirituality in the Deep South. Her journey (as laid out in the press material) took her through three marriages that ranged from warmth and excitement to neglect and deception. Janie Crawford was never content being just a man’s wife. In this adaptation of Hurston’s 1937 book, Berry is joined by several colleagues from the nearly simultaneous Lackawanna Blues, which she executive produced. Production Companies HARPO Films Inc, Touchstone Television. Director Darnell Martin. Executive Producers Oprah Winfrey, Kate Forte. Co-Executive Producer Quincy Jones. Producer Matthew Carlisle. Teleplay SuzanLori Parks, Misan Sagay. Based on the Novel by Zora Neale Hurston. Photography Checco Varese. Music Terence Blanchard. Editor Peter C. Frank. Production Designer Ruth Ammon. Cast Halle Berry (Janie Crawford), Ruben Santiago-Hudson (Joe Starks), Michael Ealy (Tea Cake), Terrence Howard (Amos Hicks), Lorraine Toussaint (Pearl Stone), Nicki Micheaux (Phoeby Watson), Gabriel Casseus (Sam Watson), Mel Winkler (Logan Killicks), Sean Nelson (Hezakiah), Kevin Daniels (Liege Moss), Ruby Dee (Nanny), Henry Brown (Walter Stone), Rhonda Stubbins White (Annie Tyler), Artel Kayaru (Motorboat), Taji Coleman (Daisy Blunt), Jensen Atwood (Johnny Taylor), Wayne Duvall (Doc Gordon), Lynette Dupree (Miz Alva), Veryl Jones (Sop-De-Bottom), Candace Edwards (Rebecca), Maura Gale, Hank Stone, Edward Knowles, Raymond T. Williams, Rhonda Alston. 5775 Oprah Winfrey Presents: Mitch Albom’s “For One More Day” (ABC, 12/9/2007, 120 minutes). This film, based on Mitch Albom’s 2006 novel, tells the story of a suicidal athlete, depressed for years over not being able to say goodbye to his mother, who had died one weekend while he was away getting drunk. Somewhere between this world and the next, he encounters her again, in their hometown, and gets to spend one last day with her. By the end of this magical day, he discovers how little he really knew about his mother, the secret of how her love saved their family. This was an Oprah book favorite, and she chose to produce this tearjerker. Production Company HARPO Films Inc. Director Lloyd Kramer. Executive Producers Oprah Winfrey, Kate Forte, Mitch Albom. Supervising Producer Blair Breard. Teleplay Mitch Albom. Based on the Novel by Mitch Albom. Photography Tami Reiker. Music Lennie Niehaus. Editor Igor Kovalik. Production Designer Clark Hunter. Cast Michael Imperioli (Chick Benetto), Ellen Burstyn (Posey Benetto), Samantha Mathis (Younger Posey), Scott Cohen (Len Benetto), Vadim Imperioli (Young Chick), Alice Drummond (Rose), Emily Wickersham (Maria), Cara Seymour (Catherine Benetto), Lexie Drago (Young Maria Benetto), Joyce Hogi (Miss Thelma), Frank Pellegrino (Older Len Benetto), Mardi Jones (Young Miss Thelma), Jaclyn Tommer (Roberta Benetto). 5776 Ordinary Miracles (Hallmark, 5/7/2005, 120 minutes). Jaclyn Smith plays a by-the-book judge, an emotionally distant divorcée, who temporarily takes in a troubled teen for one month while awaiting assignment of foster care parents and then has her own life turned around. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Michael Switzer. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Amy Goldberg, Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, James Wilberger. Teleplay Bud Schaetzle. Photography Amit Bhattacharya. Music James M. Dooley. Editor Cari Coughlin. Production Designer John Zachary.

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Cast Jaclyn Smith (Judge Kay Woodbury), Lyndsy Fonseca (Sally Powell), Corbin Bernsen (Davis Woodbury), C. Thomas Howell (Jim Powell), Sarah Aldrich (Miranda Powell), Erik Eidem (Pete Smalling), John Bishop (Tom Jenson), Jeremy Luc (Henry Guzman), Nancy Linehan Charles (Claire), Lorna Scott (Millie Rayburn), James Callahan (Owen Amsterdam), Michael Fairman (Sterling Grimes), Jocko Marcellino (Billy O/pawnbroker), Ken Narasaki (Michael Katsu), Mathew Junmar (Danny Katsu), Ina Barron (Monica Tejada), Mary Kowalski (Mrs. Jenson), Alicia Benavides (Polly), Amy Beth Reece (High school teacher), Karl T. Wright (Harried lawyer), Allison Smith (Sally’s mother), Joseph Whipp (Doctor), Tina Molina (Salesgirl). 5777 Our Fathers (Showtime, 5/21/2005, 130 minutes). Well-received drama focusing on the discovery of sexually abusive priests over the past five decades in the Boston Diocese, focusing primarily on Cardinal Bernard Law and how he professed to be unaware of the problem, moving troubled priests around. Law ultimately was recalled by the Vatican and “kicked upstairs” during Pope John Paul II’s last years—and was part of the conclave that chose his successor in spring 2005. Christopher Plummer, playing Law, and Brian Dennehy as one of his pedophile priests, Father Dominic Spagnolia, each received an Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Adapted from David France’s 2004 book Our Fathers: The Secret Life of the Catholic Church in an Age of Scandal. Production Companies Dan Curtis Productions, Peace Arch Entertainment Group. Director Dan Curtis. Executive Producers Dan Curtis, David Kennedy, Gary Howsom, Charles Blove. Co-Executive Producers Thomas Michael Donnelly, David France. Producer John J. McMahon. Co-Producer Barbara Steele. Teleplay Thomas Michael Donnelly. Based on a Book by David France. Photography Eric Van Haren Noman. Music Bob Cobert. Editor Henk Van Eeghen. Production Designer Lindsey Hermer-Bell. Cast Ted Danson (Mitchell Garabedian), Christopher Plummer (Cardinal Bernard Law), Brian Dennehy (Father Dominic “Spags” Spagnolia), Daniel Baldwin (Angelo DeFranco), Ellen Burstyn (Mary Ryan), Kenneth Welsh (Bishop Murphy), Will Lyman (Wilson Rogers Jr.), Wayne Best (Father Tom Doyle), Colin Fox (Daniel Kibbe), Jan Rubes (Pope John Paul II), James Oliver (Patrick McSorley), Steve Shaw (Father John Geoghan), Damien Atkins (Young Geoghan), Hugh Thompson (Tom Blanchette), Aidan Devine (Bernie McDaid), Christopher Bauer (Olan Horne), Thomas Mitchell (Gary Bergeron), Julian Christopher (Bishop Gregory), David Sparrow (Father John Connelly), Kathleen Laskey (Shauna Tannenbaum), Peter MacNeill (Older Spags’ friend Billy), Richard Fitzpatrick (Jack Tannen), Philip Williams (Robbie Robinson), Donald Ewer (Ordination cardinal), Joseph Ziegler (Jim Muller), Martin Doyle (George Flynn), Conrad Bergschneider (Angelo’s father), Lucy Filippone (Angelo’s mother), Billy Lister (Young Johnny DeFranco), Waneta Storms (Angelo’s wife), Nicholas Lozzi (Angelo at 13), Chris Wiggins (Angelo’s old priest), Brian Paul (Judge), Leah Pinsent (Marge Magnus), Colleen Williams (Elderly woman), Hugh Dillon (Johnny DeFranco), Jessica Greco (Judy), Ned Vukovich (Archdeacon), Munro Chambers (Young Patrick McSorley), Alon Nashman (Martin Baron), Victoria Snow (Sacha Pfeiffer), Deborah Grover (Judge Constance Sweeney), Daisy White (Law’s housekeeper), Bill Lake (Fire Chief Williams), Amy Price Francis (Donna Morrissey), Reg Dreger (Bishop), Scott Fink (Young Father Birmingham), Tom Ryder (Tom Blanchette at 12), Roman Podhora (Bartender), Daniel Petronijevic (Young Spags), James Kall (Geoghan’s lawyer), Jeff White (Gary Cohen), Paul Hubbard (Roderick MacLeish Jr.), Cedric Smith (The Pope’s cardinal), Ric Reid (American cardinal), Paul Fateux (Vito), Roger Barton (DA Conley), Gary Krawford (Winston Reed), Matthew Edison (Young Spags’ friend Billy), Jane Luk (Reporter #1), Laura DeCarteret (Reporter #2), Ian Alden (Geoghan’s murderer), Janessa Crimi (Angelo’s older daughter), Maria Syrgiannis (Waitress), Kay Hawtrey (Spags’ housekeeper), Kathryn Haggis (Sister Martha), Michael Bolton (John), Michael Rhoades, Gordon Jocelyn, Brenden Connor, David Robinson, Stephen Bogaert. 5778 Our First Christmas (Hallmark, 12/20/2008, 120 minutes). Husband and wife, both having remarried after being widowed, clash over what they’ll be doing for the holidays when their long-standing Christmas traditions are threatened by scheduling conflicts. There’s her ex-mother-in-law and his ex-father-in-law, and a brood of kids from both marriages to consider. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Faith & Family Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Mike Moran. Producers Erik Olson, Brian Martinez. Teleplay Edithe Swensen. Photography Todd Barron. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Laird Pulver. Cast Dixie Carter (Evie Baer), John Ratzenberger (Joe), Julie Warner (Cindy Baer-Nell), Steve Eckholdt (Tom), Richard Riehle (Santa), Grace Fulton (Lily), Cassi Thomson (Tory), Maxim Knight (Jacob), Katerina Graham (Bernie), Carly Bondar (MG).

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5779 Our House (Hallmark, 3/25/2006, 120 minutes). Doris Roberts stars as a wealthy, widowed Beverly Hills socialite who opens the doors of her mansion to impoverished street people in this original bittersweet drama, after one of them (Judy Reyes) saves her life. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Mark Griffiths. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Amy Goldberg, Nick Lombardo. Producers Lincoln Lageson, Randy Pope. Teleplay Michael Lach. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Doris Roberts (Ruth Galloway), Judy Reyes (Billy), Ann Magnuson (Geena Galloway), Ellen Geer (Rose), Jeffrey Marcus (Paul Galloway), Jim Cody Williams (Tunes), E. J. Callahan (Max), Greg Evigan (DA Todd Preston), Shashawnee Hall (Larry Hartfield), Omar J. Dorsey (Milkbone), Deborah Van Valkenburgh (Ms. Thomas), John Bennett Perry (Judge Milton Stump), Stacy Solodkin (Dallas), Mik Scriba (Owner), Cynda Williams (Nurse), Rick Scarry (Doctor), Martin Pierron (Young homeless man), Gabe Cohen (Gil Greenberg). 5780 Out of the Woods (Hallmark, 4/2/2005, 120 minutes). A hotshot big-city lawyer insinuates his way into the life of his eccentric, hermit-like granddad in the backwoods town of Acquisition in this lighthearted drama about one man’s life-altering journey. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Steven Wesley Bridgewater. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Steven Squillante, Mike Moran. Producers Lincoln Lageson, Randy Pope. Teleplay Jeff Schechter. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Roger Bellon. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Edward Asner (Jack Green), Jason London (Matt Fleming), Missy Crider (Gwen Blitzer), Mel Harris (Mrs. Fleming), Meredith Salenger (Linda), Sean Squire (Charles Alden), Sandra Prosper (Vickie), Don Williams (Mr. Fleming), Garrett Palmer (Noah Blitzer), Charlie Holliday (Luke), Dennis Ambritz (Darriel), Elizabeth Nunziato (Realtor), Golden Henning (Edith), Rachel Songer (Olga), Kelly Houston (Virgil), Aidel D. Herrera (Klaus). 5781 Painkiller Jane (Sci-Fi, 12/10/2005, 120 minutes). This sci-fi tale, based on the popular Event Comics series, features a comely special ops captain who, kind of like TV’s much earlier Bionic Woman, is exposed to a biochemical weapon that gives her recuperative powers and heightened physical abilities so as a super heroine she and her team can go after international bad guys and terrorists. This was pilot to a prospective series. Production Companies NBC Studios, MGM Television. Director Sanford Bookstaver. Executive Producers John Harrison, Don Keith Opper, Greg Gold. Supervising Producer Matt Loze. Producers Harvey Frand, Jason Netter. Teleplay John Harrison, Don Keith Opper, Greg Gold. Photography Stephen McNutt. Music Brian Tyler. Editor Andy Seklir. Production Designer Richard Hudolin. Cast Emmanuelle Vaugier (Capt. Jane Elizabeth Browning), Eric Dane (Nick), Richard Roundtree (Captain Watts), Tate Donovan (Dr. Lucas Knight/Lucas Insley), Walker Howard (Blue), Venus Terzo (Carla), Callum Keith Rennie (Mitchell), Richard Harmon (Squeak), Zoran Vukelic (Mr. Grey), Paula Brancati (Young Jane), Michael Eklund (Dude), Ava Rebecca Hughes. 5782 Pandemic (Hallmark, 5/26/2007, 180 minutes). In this three-hour thriller, a CDC doctor (TiffaniAmber Thiessen) fights to contain, identify, and treat a rapidly spreading, highly contagious virus that made its way to L.A. on a flight from Australia. Uncooperative politicians, quarantined patients who’ll do anything to go home, a dangerous prisoner who could be infected, and bickering disease-containment specialists combine to make her task harder. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Producers James Wilberger, Kyle A. Clark. Teleplay Bryce Zabel, Jackie Zabel. Photography Amit Bhattacharya. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Jonathan Carlson. Cast Tiffani-Amber Thiessen (Dr. Kayla Martin), Vincent Spano (Troy Whitcock), French Stewart (Dr. Carl Ratner), Bob Gunton (Dr. Max Sokorsky), Eric Roberts (Mayor Richard Dellasandro), Faye Dunaway (Gov. Lillian Shaefer), Michael Massee (Edward Vicente), Bruce Boxleitner (Kenneth Friedlander), Robert Curtis Brown (Jack Hendler), Renée Taylor (Kathryn Hadorn), Tamlyn Tomita (Melissa Lo), Clyde Kusatsu (Dr. Ito), Shashawnee Hall (Peter Sampson), Steven Ramsey (Gibby Smolak), Scott Michael Campbell (Rick Foxhoven), Barry Livingston (Dr. Winston Tam), Candy Azzara (Heidi), Theodore Wilson (Henry Littlefield), Ron Perkins (Dr. Chuck Westley),

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Robert Norsworthy (Harry Firestone), Rod McCary (Judge Lloyd Clark), Jo Champa (Aria Beutefeld), Kyle Searles (Ames Smith), Ron Perkins (Dr. Chuck Westley), Kelly Heyer (Brooke Florin), Tony Clarno (Charley Williams), Dana Barron (Lindsey Mastrapa), Alex Skuby (Capt. Nick Slater), Alex Paez (Roberto Ruiz), Robin Riker (Sarah Adams-Caplan), Bruce Nozick (Mitchell Shepard), David Newham (Joe Tooley), Noah Blake (Ray Horvath), Martin Papazian (Mr. Smoke), James Dumont (Phil Duin), Mik Scriba (Coleman), John Kapelos (Michael Torino), Barry Sigismondi (Chris Fentress), Rico Simonini (Valdez), Colby Paul (Gil Whitlock), Tiara Parker (Tonya), Gabe Bologna (Pharmacist), Darryl Armbruster (Talent agent), Wendy Braun (Stephanie Benson). 5783 The Party Never Stops (Lifetime, 3/26/2007, 120 minutes). Drama about a bright and ambitious college freshman, a promising track star, who falls into the world of nonstop partying and binge drinking, tempted by her outgoing new roommate who has discovered the freedom of college life. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, Granada America. Director David Wu. Executive Producers Monica Parker, Ellyn Williams, Michael Prupas. Co-Executive Producer Robert Green. Producer Ted Bauman. Teleplay Matt Dorff. Photography Tony Westman. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor David Wu. Production Designer Jill Scott. Cast Sara Paxton (Jessie Tanner), Chelsea Hobbs (Shanna Martin), James Kirk (Colin), Alexia Fast (Sadie Tanner), Brent C. S. O’Connor (Perry), Jared Keeso (Keith), Grace Sherman (Liz), Nancy Travis (April Tanner), Colby Wilson (JD), Tasha Simms (Frankie), Asia Lim (Michele), Brenda Crichlow (Vonda Moss), Jeremy Guilbaut (Grad student), Laura Soltis (Ruth Martin), Michael Farrell (Ed Martin), Jeffrey Stephen (Bartender), Tom Bulmer (Lit professor), Robert William Smith (Track coach). 5784 The Path to 9/11 (ABC, 9/10/2006 and 9/11/2006, 2 Parts, 180/120 minutes). Two-part five-hour docudrama on the events leading up to the U.S. terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, based on the 9/11 Commission Report and in part the book The Cell by John Miller and Michael Stone. Harvey Keitel was the nominal star, as John O’Neill, the career FBI agent who spent years chasing Osama bin Laden, and there were a number of key Bush administration figures and Muslim informants, as well as fictional “composite” characters. Production Companies Marc Platt Productions, Touchstone Television. Director David L. Cunningham. Executive Producer Marc Platt. Producers Hans Proppe, Mark Winemaker, David L. Cunningham, Cyrus Nowrasteh. Line Producer Richard Luke Rothschild. Teleplay Cyrus Nowrasteh. Photography Joel Ransom. Music John Cameron. Editors Geoffrey Rowland, Mitchell Danton, David Handman, Eric Sears, Brian M. Horne. Production Designer John Dondertman. Cast Harvey Keitel (Agent John O’Neill), Michael Benyaer (Khalid Sheikh Mohammad), Wendy Crewson (Valerie James), Shirley Douglas (Madeline Albright), Kevin Dunn (Samuel “Sandy” Berger), Nabil Elouhabi (Ramzi Yousef [1]), Mido Hamada (Ahmed Shah Massoud), Patricia Heaton (Amb. Barbara Bodine [2]), Barclay Hope (John Miller), Frank John Hughes (Bill Miller [1]), Dan Lauria (George Tenet), Penny Johnson Jerald (Condoleeza Rice [2]), Amy Madigan (Patricia Carver), Art Malik (Colonel Malik [1]), Michael Murphy (William Cohen), Stephen Root (Richard Clarke), William Sadler (Neil Herman), Katy Selverstone (Nancy Floyd), Pip Torrens (Paul Kessler), Shaun Taub (Emad Salem [1]), Donnie Wahlberg (Kirk), David Zayas (Det. Lou Napoli), Martin Brody (Mohamed Atta), Prasanna Puwanarajah (Ishtiak), Fulvio Cecere (NYPD Chief Joe Dunne), Jean Yoon (Betty Ong), Gabe Fazio (J. P. O’Neill), Zoa Sulleyman (Zacarias Moussari), Angela Asher (Lorraine Di Taranto), Karen Glave (Betsy), David Huband (Charley), Alex Karzis (Murray), Philippa Domville (Coleen Rawley), George R. Robertson (VP Dick Chaney), Don Allison (Gen. Hugh Shelton), Arlene Mazerolle (American Airlines agent), Ron Lea (Jim Fielding), Vic Sahay (Ahmal), Carolyn Scott (Stacey), Cameron Bancroft (Mike McCormick), Marcia Bennett (Jane Garvey), Neil Crone (Dorsey), Karl Pruner (FAA supervisor), Richard Blackburn (Fire Chief), Philip Craig (Fire Chaplain), Stephanie Moore (Deena Burnett), Jeff Kassel (Joe Hanlin), Al Sapienza (Donald Sadowy), Ennis Esmer (Mohammed Salameh), Youssef Kerkour (Mohammad “Red” Abouhalima), Navid Negahban (Khalili), Johnny Gardhouse (Dwight), Michael Rhoades (Al Dwyer), Maria Ricossa (Key CIA analyst), John Boylan (Josh Bolten), Trevor White (Scott Ramer), Joel Rinzler (Steve Simon), Armando Riesco (John Atkinson), Daniel Chapman (Smith), Victor Young (Gen. Richard Myers), Salvatore Antonio (Ahmed Ressam), J.C. Kenny (Reporter), David Vadim (Kevin Shea), Kim Roberts (Administrator), Peter MacNeill (USAF colonel), Arnold Pinnock (FBI staffer), Sam Malkin, Geoffrey Rivas, Shannon Lawson, Mike Realba, Fahad Hussein, Anthony Ashbee, Christian Lloyd, Jonathan Potts, Robert Verlaque, Brian Rhodes, Roger Dunn, John Ralston, Deborah Glover, Dave Nichols, David Boyce, Olivia Palenstein, Shane Daly. 5785 A Perfect Day (TNT, 12/18/2006, 120 minutes). In this adaptation of Richard Paul Evans’ 2003 novel, Rob Lowe stars as a family man, who, fired from his job as a radio ad salesman, decides to pursue a lifelong dream

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of writing a book, but as a suddenly successful author, encounters a mystic stranger, played by Christopher Lloyd, who warns him he has only 40 more days to live. Production Companies Stephanie Germain Productions, Magna Global Entertainment, Sony Pictures Television. Director Peter Levin. Executive Producers Stephanie Germain, Sunta Izzicupo, Frances Croke Page. CoExecutive Producer Malcolm Petal, Kimberly Anderson. Producer Judy Cairo-Simpson. Teleplay Joyce Eliason. Based on the Novel by Richard Paul Evans. Photography Kees Van Oostrum. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Anita Brandt-Burgoyne. Production Designer Joe Nemec III. Cast Rob Lowe (Robert Harlan), Paget Brewster (Allyson Harlan), Frances Conroy (Camille Bailey), Meggie Geisland (Carson Harlan), Jude Ciccolella (Chuck Harlan), Rowena King (Heather), Kevin Dunn (Darren Scott), Christopher Lloyd (Michael), Damon Lipari (Stan Harlan), Michael Pniewski (Stuart Parks), Wayne Ferrara (Dr. Martin), Candi Brooks (Stacey), Lara Grice (Reporter), Michael Arata (Concerned man), Andrea Frankle (Anchorwoman), Jerry Leggio (Old man), Mark Krasnoff (Cab driver), Aimee Bernard (Camille’s secretary), Lauren Fain (Marla), Tony Bentley (Bookstore manager), Janet Shea (Aunt Denise), Tom Nowicki (Homeless vet), Leanne Cochran (Young woman), Nick Erickson (Hotel clerk), John Valdetero (Ted Sperling), Larry King (Himself). 5786 Phantom Racer (SyFy, 8/22/2009, 120 minutes). A racecar obsessed by the ghost of its former driver, who was killed in an accident on the track, attempts to take revenge on his “friend,” a trucker who hauls cars and his family. Greg Evigan not only stars as the guy who is the target of the murderous car and the spirit of its dead driver, but also is one of the executive producers. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Terry Ingram. Executive Producers Greg Evigan, Kirk Shaw, Jeffrey Schenck, Christopher Hatton. Teleplay Jason Bourque, Keith Shaw. Photography Michael Balfry. Music John Sereda, Paul Michael Thomas. Editor Christopher A. Smith. Production Designer James Hazell. Cast Greg Evigan (J.J. Sayer), Chad Willett (Cliff), Nicole Eggert (Tammy Sawyer), Luciana Carro (Deputy Monroe), Adam Battrick (Cutter McCullough), Brenna O’Brien (Jesse Sawyer), Sarah Smyth (Young Tammy), Colin Lawrence (Deputy Jackson), Andrew Francis (Owen), Winston Rekert (Sheriff Hodges), Brett Dier (Taz), Kwesi Ameyaw (Coroner). 5787 Pictures of Hollis Woods (CBS, 12/2/2007, 120 minutes). After bouncing around the foster care system, a precocious young girl is placed with a new foster mother, a retired art teacher, who is becoming forgetful. The 12-year-old is then forced to play caretaker while blossoming as an artist under her mentor, and both come to realize what it is like to have a family. Alfre Woodard was Emmy nominated for Best Supporting Actress. This Hallmark Hall of Fame movie is based on Patricia Reilly Griff’s Newbery Award–winning novel published in 2002. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Tony Bill. Executive Producer Brent Shields. Producers Daniel Paulson, Ted Bauman. Teleplay Ann Peacock, Daniel Petrie Jr., Camille Thomasson. Based on the Novel by Patricia Reilly Griff. Photography Paul Sarossy. Music Ernest Troost. Editor Paul Dixon. Production Designer Michael Bolton. Cast Sissy Spacek (Josie Cahill), Jodelle Ferland (Hollis Woods), Alfre Woodard (Edna Reilly), Ridge Canipe (Steven Regan), James Tupper (John Regan), Julie Emery (Izzy Regan), Judith Ivey (Beatrice Gilcrest), Valentina Cardinalli (Homeroom teacher), Joanne Kimm (Bus lady), Desiree Zurowski (Foster mother), Adrian Hough (Trauma doctor). 5788 Pizza My Heart (ABC Family, 7/24/2005, 120 minutes). The Romeo and Juliet story, reimagined as a romantic comedy, dealing with the feuding families of two pizza barons in Verona, NJ (though filmed in New Orleans). Production Company Goldenring Productions. Director Andy Wolk. Executive Producer Jane Goldenring. Producer Richard D. Arredondo. Teleplay Keith Giglio, Juliet Giglio. Photography Paul Maibaum. Music Jennie Muskett. Editor Drake Silliman. Production Designer Kelly Curley. Cast Shiri Appleby (Gina Prestolani), Eyal Podell (Joe Montebello), Dan Hedaya (Vinnie Montebello), Michael Badalucco (Sal Prestolani), Nick Spano (Carlo Delrio), Joanna Canton (Annette Prestolani), Gina Hecht (Gloria Montebello), Natalija Nogulich (Mary Prestolani), John Mese (Jean Paul Veber), Rob Boltin (Nicky Montebello), Tony Amendola (Father Spaza), William Ragsdale (Tommy), Larry Gamell Jr. (Firefighter), Wayne Ferrara (Uncle Nat), Dane Rhodes (Blue-collar neighbor), Deneen Tyler (Sous chef), Zachary Canon (Gina’s cousin), Bryan James Kitto (Antonio).

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5789 Pope John Paul II (CBS, 12/4/2005 and 12/7/2005, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). This drama, the third to premiere in a short time span, follows Karol Wojtyla from his youth in Poland through his later days on the Chair of St. Peter, and explores the 264th Pope’s fascinating life behind the scenes. Karol is played by Cary Elwes from ages 18 to 58 and then, as Pope, by Jon Voight (adding to his gallery of real-life figures that include Howard Cosell, Noah, and FDR). He was Emmy nominated for Best Actor. Production Companies LUX Vide/Media Set, RAI. Director John Kent Harrison. Executive Producers Stephen Davis, Matilde Bernabei. Producer Luca Bernabei. Line Producer Anselmo Parrinello. Associate Producer Ammar Tarak Ben. Teleplay John Kent Harrison. Based on Material by Francesco Contaldo. Photography Fabrizio Lucci. Music Marco Frisina. Editor Henk Van Eeghen. Production Designer Pier Luigi Basile. Cast Jon Voight (Pope John Paul II), Cary Elwes (Karol Wojytyla [ages 18–58]), James Cromwell (Archbishop Adam Sapieha), Christopher Lee (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski), Ben Gazzara (Cardinal Agostino Casaroli), Daniele Pecci (Roman), Vittoria Belvedere (Eva), Giuliano Gemma (Navarro Valls), Ettore Bassi (Gapa). 5790 The Poseidon Adventure (NBC, 11/20/2005, 180 minutes). This three-hour disaster thriller (originally scheduled as a four-hour two-parter) is less a remake of the stellar 1972 big-screen movie than an updated version of Paul Gallico’s earlier (1969) novel on which it was based. The luxury liner which was capsized by a giant wave during a New Year’s Eve cruise in the Irwin Allen movie here is toppled by a terrorist’s bomb. This version, filmed in Cape Town, South Africa, was rushed out to cash in on the publicity surrounding a big-screen remake by Wolfgang Petersen—which ended up being pushed into the New Year. In the TV movie, actor Peter Weller plays the ship’s captain, named Paul Gallico (an homage to the tale’s author?). The director is sometimes actor John Putch, who is the son of Jean Stapleton. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director John Putch. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Steven Squillante, Nick Lombardo, H. Daniel Gross, Therese Ryan. Producers Mary Church, Nina Heyns, Jon Brown. Teleplay Bryce Zabel. Based on the Novel by Paul Gallico. Photography Ross Berryman. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Jonathan Carlson. Cast Adam Baldwin (Mike Rogo), Rutger Hauer (Bishop Schmitt), Steve Guttenberg (Richard Clarke), Bryan Brown (Jeffrey Eric Anderson), C. Thomas Howell (Dr. Robert Ballard), Alexa Hamilton (Rachel Clarke), Peter Weller (Capt. Paul Gallico), Clive Mantle (James Martin), Sylvia Syms (Belle Rosen), Amber Sainsbury (Shelby Clarke), Rory Copus (Dylan Clarke), Geoff Pierson (Admiral), Tinarie Van Wyck (Aimee Bedier), Nathalie Boltt (Shoshanna Morgan), Peter Butler (Badawi), Matt Rippy (Lt. Sam Mercer), Adrian Galley (Capt. Anthony Thorpe), Andrew Brent (Ronald Acre), Russell Savadier (Leo Mandebach), Alex Kingston (Suzanne Harrison), Eve Szapira (Lynn Morris), Katie Farringer (Melinda Geiger), Danny Keogh (Tobias Kruger), Jeremy Crutchley (Cyrus Copeland), Parry Shen (Enlisted man), Michael Whaley (Watch officer). 5791 Prairie Fever (ION, 3/29/2008, 120 minutes). A boozed-up sheriff, seeking a road to redemption, agrees to escort a band of outcasts—three troubled women, all suffering from “prairie fever”—back to civilization in this period Western with the traditional good guys and varmints. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr., Stephen Bridgewater. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, H. Daniel Gross. Producers Jeff Kloss, Lincoln Lageson. Teleplay Steven H. Berman. Photography Al Lopez. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Eugene Wyrick. Cast Kevin Sorbo (Sheriff Preston Biggs), Lance Henriksen (Monte), Dominique Swain (Abigail), Jillian Armenante (Lettie), Felicia Day (Blue), Lucy Lee Flippin (Faith), Blake Gibbons (Charlie), Don Swayze (James), Silas Weir Mitchell (Frank), Michael Ensign (Preacher), Ken Magee (Homer), E. E. Bell (Luk), Jamie Anne Allman (Olivia Thibodeaux), Richard Bucher (Earl), Chris McKenna (Sheriff Logan), Caryn Mower (Mary), Jerry Wills (Banker), Gianfranco L’Amore (Saloon owner), Richard Clarke Larsen (Desk clerk). 5792 Prayers for Bobby (Lifetime, 1/24/2009, 120 minutes). Sigourney Weaver marked her first performance in a TV movie, and earned a Best Actress Emmy nomination, playing a profoundly religious wife and mother who begins to question her faith after the suicide of her gay son. Ultimately, of course, with the strength and comfort from the gay community, she becomes a supporter of gay and lesbian rights groups. The film also won an Emmy nomination for Best TV Movie. It was adapted from Leroy Aarons’ 1995 book, Prayers for Bobby: A Mother’s Coming to Terms with the Suicide of Her Gay Son.

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Production Companies Once Upon a Time Films, Permut Presentations Inc., Daniel Sladek Entertainment. Director Russell Mulcahy. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, David Permut, Daniel Sladek, Chris Taaffe. Producer Damian Ganczewski. Co-Producers Leroy Aarons, Mary Griffith, David Steinberg, Silvio Muraglia, Steve Longi. Line Producer Chris Danton. Teleplay Katie Ford. Based on a Book by Leroy Aarons. Photography Thom Best. Music Christopher Ward. Editor Victor DuBois. Production Designer Garreth Stover. Cast Sigourney Weaver (Mary Griffith), Henry Czerny (Robert Griffith), Ryan Kelley (Bobby Griffith), Austin Nichols (Ed Griffith), Carly Schroeder (Joy Griffith), Shannon Eagan (Nancy Griffith), Scott Bailey (David), Rebecca Louise Miller (Jeanette), Susan Ruttan (Betty Lambert), Dan Butler (Reverend Whitsell), Lee Garlington (Psychiatrist), Madge Levinson (Ophelia/Grandmother), Marshall McLean (Reverend Owens), Anna Badalamenti (Michelle), Ele Bardha (Doug), Linda Boston (Marge), Dan Wells (Reverend Hassler), Melanie Wilson (Margaret). 5793 Princess (ABC Family, 4/20/2008, 120 minutes). A twentysomething former golden boy currently unemployed and in the middle of a quarter-life crisis finds himself enchanted by a mysterious princess, an eccentric local legend who is seen out in public only once a year, always in a sparkling tiara and fairy princess gown. Production Company ABC Family Productions. Director Mark Rosman. Executive Producer Craig Berenson. Producer John Calvert. Teleplay Heidi Ferrer. Photography David Makin. Music Richard Marvin. Editor Bonnie Koehler. Production Designer Vlasta Svoboda. Cast Nora Zehetner (Princess Ithaca), Kip Pardue (William Humphries), Deborah Grover (Nana), Matthew Edison (Louis Baxter), Mayko Nguyen (Sophie Baxter), Devon Bostick (Darryl), Mallory Margel (Phoenix), Andrew Craig (Andy), Nicole Gale Anderson (Jitterbug/Calliope). 5794 Princess Protection Program (Disney Channel, 6/26/2009, 95 minutes). A Louisiana tomboy (Selena Gomez) and an imperiled teenage Caribbean princess who befriends her (Demi Lovato) are forced to flee a political coup that would threaten the latter’s becoming queen in this Disney teen comedy. Production Company Rainforest Productions. Director Allison Liddi-Brown. Executive Producer Doug Sloan. Producer Danielle Weinstock. Teleplay Annie DeYoung. Based on a Story by Annie DeYoung, David Morgasen. Photography David Makin. Music John Van Tongeren. Editor Mark Conte. Production Designer William Eigenbrodt. Cast Selena Gomez (Carter Mason), Demi Lovato (Rosalinda/Rosie), Tom Verica (Joe Mason), Nicholas Braun (Ed), Jamie Chung (Chelsea), Samantha Droke (Brooke), Robert Adamson (Donny), Kevin Schmidt (Bull), Molly Hagan (The Director), Sully Diaz (Sophia), Dale Dickey (Helen), Johnny Ray Rodriguez (Gen. Magnus Kane), Brian Tester (Principal Burkle), Ricardo Alvarez (Elegante). 5795 The Prisoner (AMC, 11/15/2009 to 11/17/2009, 6 Parts, 60 minutes each). Stylish update of the surreal cult classic from the late sixties that memorably starred Patrick McGoohan in an Orwellian world known simply as The Village. Critics and TV buffs were a bit underwhelmed by the compelling though baffling newmillennium version, in which Jim Caviezel, Mel Gibson’s Jesus Christ on the big screen, wakes up—in the McGoohan role—and finds himself in a mysterious place, controlled by a deceptively benevolent Ian McKellen who strives to keep everyone under his thumb. Production Companies ITV Global Entertainment, Granada Television. Director Nick Hurran. Executive Producers Bill Gallagher, Rebecca Keane, Damien Timmer, Michele Buck. Producers Trevor Hopkins, Lance Samuels. CoProducer Bill Shephard. Teleplay Bill Gallagher. Photography Florian Hoffmeister. Music Rupert Gregson-Williams. Editors Yan Miles, John Richards, Adam Recht. Production Designer Michael Pickwoad. Cast Ian McKellen (Two), James Caviezel (Six/Michael), Hayley Atwell (Lucy/4-15), Ruth Wilson (313), Jamie Campbell-Bower (11-12), Lennie James (147), Rachel Blake (M2), Vincent Regan (909), Jeffrey R. Smith (16), Jessica Haines (554), John Whitely (93), David Butler (37927), Warrick Grier (1955), James Cuningham (70), Leila Henriques (Winking Woman). 5796 Queen Sized (Lifetime, 1/12/2008, 120 minutes). When an overweight teen (Hairspray’s Nikki Blonsky) is nominated for homecoming queen as a joke, she decides to stand up for herself and other ridiculed students by remaining on the ballot. Production Company Starz Pictures. Director Peter Levin. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner. Producers Judy Cairo-Simpson, Christopher Morgan. Teleplay Rodney Johnson, Richard Kletter, Nora Kletter. Photography Neil Roach. Music Peter Himmelman. Editor Anita Brandt-Burgoyne. Production Designer Bernt Amadeus Capra.

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Cast Nikki Blonsky (Maggie Baker), Annie Potts (Joan Baker), Lily Holleman (Casey), Jackson Pace (Will Baker), Fabian Moreno (Luis), Kimberly Matula (Tara), Liz McGeever (Liz Connor), Kelsey Schultz (Camille), Chad Linley (Ryan), Philip Searcy (Devon), Kyle Russell Clements (Trip), Caren Anton (Principal). 5797 Racing for Time (Lifetime, 2/16/2008, 120 minutes). A prison guard (Charles S. Dutton) helps a group of young female inmates at a juvenile correctional facility in Texas through an unconventional track program to teach them teamwork and to inspire them to do something productive with their lives. Dutton starred as the reallife Cleveland “Stack” Stackhouse. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Tara Blue Films, Harbor Lights Productions. Director Charles S. Dutton. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Diane Nabatoff, Rocky Lang, Lauren Dale. Co-Executive Producer Charles S. Dutton. Producers Peter Sadowski, Christopher Morgan. Co-Producer Laurence Ducceschi. Teleplay Glenn German, Adam Rodgers. Photography William Wages. Music The Angel. Editor Lance Anderson. Production Designer James A. Gelarden. Cast Charles S. Dutton (Cleveland “Stack” Stackhouse), Elizabeth Peña (Superintendant Pamela Flores), Yaya DaCosta (Vanessa), Zulay Henao (Carmen), Saige Thompson (Cheryl), Alessandra Ford Balazs (Renee), Tiffany Haddish (Denise), Dequina Moore (Tonya), Sara Jane Henriques (Maria), Rachel Loera (Alex), Shanna Forrestall (Sgt. Jane Daniels), Lance E. Nichols (Keith Simons), Douglas M. Griffith (Brayton Nash), Louis Herthum (Ralph Connelly). 5798 A Raisin in the Sun (ABC, 2/25/2008, 130 minutes). A TV-movie record of the 2004 Broadway revival of Lorraine Hansberry’s memorable 1958 play (the first by a black female writer), with most of the stage version’s original cast. (Basically only John Stamos was added for the movie.) It’s the story of the Younger family living and struggling on Chicago’s South Side in the fifties. Phylicia Rashad and Audra McDonald were Emmy nominated for Best Actress and Supporting Actress. Production Companies Storyline Entertainment, Bad Boy World Wide Entertainment, Sony Pictures Television. Director Kenny Leon. Executive Producers Craig Zadan, Neil Meron, Sean Combs, Carl Rumbaugh, Susan Batson, David Binder. Producer John M. Eckert. Co-Producers Royce Bergman, Tim Christenson. Teleplay Paris H. Qualles. Based on the Play by Lorraine Hansberry. Photography Ivan Strasburg. Music Mervyn Warren. Editor Melissa Kent. Production Designer Karen Bromley. Cast Sean Combs (Walter Lee Younger), Phylicia Rashad (Lena Younger), Audra McDonald (Ruth Younger), Sanaa Lathan (Beneatha Younger), John Stamos (Mr. Lindner), Justin Martin (Travis), Sean Patrick Thomas (George Murcheson), David Oyelowo (Joseph Asagi), Bill Nunn (Bobo), Ron C. Jones (Willy Harris), Sandi Ross (Earline Johnson), Rudy Webb (Mr. Johnson), Martin Roach (Walter Lee Sr.), Rosemary Dunsmore (Mrs. Arnold), Paul Stephen (Mr. Arnold), Emily Swiss (Priscilla Holiday), Yanna McIntosh (Miss Tilly), Jean Daigle (Cop), Dan WarrySmith (Grocery clerk), Elle Downs (Cocktail waitress), James Kirchner (Mailman), Gene Mack (Bartender). 5799 Rapid Fire (USA, 5/24/2005, 90 minutes). True-crime bullet-ridden tale dramatizing what was publicized as the deadliest shootout in law enforcement history between the cops (represented by Jason Gedrick and Emy Aneke) and five holdup men who, on May 9, 1980, knocked over the Security Pacific Bank in Norco, California, fleeing with $20,000 in cash. During production this was known alternately as “Norco,” “In the Line of Fire,” and “Hit and Run, the Norco Bank Robbery.” Production Companies Once Upon a Time Films, Nomadic Pictures. Director Kari Skogland. Executive Producers Stanley M. Brooks, Chad Oakes, Justine Bodle. Producer Evan Tylor. Line Producer Ian R. Smith. Teleplay Robert Carney. Photography Adam Sliwinski. Music Annette Ducharme, John Webster. Editor James Ilecic. Production Designer Phil Schmidt. Cast Jason Gedrick (Tony), David Cubitt (George), Kristin Lehman (Angela), Jessica Steen (Linda Powell), Brendan Fletcher (Billy), Vincent Gale (Manny), Zak Santiago (Russell), Katharine Isabelle (Amber), Alfred E. Humphreys (Ranger), Emy Aneke (Off. Roy Shelton), G. Michael Gray (Jimmy), Peter Sherayko (Pete), Lauro Chartrand (Deputy Lauro), Marsha Regis (Doris/bank teller), Benz Antoine (Police lieutenant). 5800 Read It and Weep (Disney Channel, 7/21/2006, 95 minutes). Disney movie involving the real-life Panabaker sisters, Kay and Danielle, the former playing a clean-cut high school freshman who keeps a journal in which she fantasizes about taking on her cliquish classmates, and the latter her alter ego who walks the halls with confidence. Based on the popular young girls’ book by Julia DeVillers.

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Production Companies Just Singer Entertainment, Salty Pictures Inc. Director Paul Hoen. Executive Producer Sheri Singer. Producer Don Schain. Teleplay Patrick J. Clifton, Beth Rigazio. Photography Gordon Lonsdale. Music Danny Lux. Editor Louis F. Cioffi. Production Designer Mark Hofeling. Cast Kay Panabaker (Jamie Bartlett), Danielle Panabaker (Isabella “Is” Bartlett), Jason Dolley (Connor Kennedy), Tom Virtue (Ralph Bartlett), Robin Riker (Diana), Alexandra Krosney (Harmony), Marquise C. Brown (Lindsay), Allison Scagliotti (Sawyer Sullivan), Chad Broskey (Marco Vega), Joyce Cohen (Ms. Gallgher), Nick Whitaker (Lenny Bartlett), Connie Young (Peggy Bartlett), K.C. Clyde (Tim Kennedy), David Nutter (Gym teacher), Daniel Henze (Wrestler), Chris White, Carly Burbridge, Sumi-Ko Wiley, Yolanda Wood, Cassie Nelson, Kerri Cronk, Kristen Jensen, Melissa Pace, Dustin Silver. 5801 The Reading Room (Hallmark, 11/26/2005, 120 minutes). A wealthy widower, making good on a promise he made to his dying wife, turns an empty building they own into a community reading room, a place where people can learn to read in this uplifting drama. Despite his goodwill, problems in the neighborhood and local thugs threaten his enterprise and burn the place to the ground. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Georg Stanford Brown. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. CoExecutive Producers Amy Goldberg, Nick Lombardo, Peter A. Marshall. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Randy Feldman. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Elia Cmiral. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast James Earl Jones (William Campbell), Joanna Cassidy (Diana Weston), Tim Reid (Douglas), Georg Stanford Brown (Rahim), Lynne Moody (Helen Campbell), Kathryne Dora Brown (Jillian), Monique Coleman (Leesha), Adam Crosby (Nick), Keith Robinson (Darrell), Douglas Spain (Javier), Jeanne Sakata (Martha), Gabby Soleil (Majoli), Franc Ross (Fred), Omar J. Dorsey (Ned), Christian Monzon (Omar), Idris Muhammad (Stephon), Austin Noah Marques (Edgar), Jim Jansen (Dr. Miller), Sonya Eddy (Mrs. Carr), Miguel Najera (Mr. Samuels), Mike Gomez (Keeley), Spencir Bridges (Lamont), Karen Szohr (Dayva), Yomi Perry (Emelda), James Ishida (Resident). 5802 Recipe for a Perfect Christmas (Lifetime, 12/5/2005, 120 minutes). Christine Baranski is a pushy mom who can’t get work as a dancer (too old) and inserts herself into the humdrum life of her twentysomething daughter, a rookie food critic who bites off more than she can chew until the real thing comes along in the guise of a studly young chef—in what the network publicized as “a romantic culinary comedy.” Production Companies WildRice Productions, Muse Entertainment. Director Sheldon Larry. Executive Producers Joel S. Rice, Michael Prupas. Producer Steve Solomos. Teleplay Rachel Feldman, Susan Manus. Photography Bert Dunk. Music Amin Bhatia, Ari Posner. Editor Ralph Brunjes. Production Designer Ingrid Jurek. Cast Christine Baranski (Lee Belmont), Carly Pope (J.J. Jenner), Monica Parker (Irma Van Wick), Kristen Hager (Morgan), Tracy Dawson (Cody), Peter Cockett (Elliot), Garwin Sanford (Clay McNeil), Clive Walton (Malcolm Driscoll), Fulvio Cecere (Johnny Iannides), Louise Pitre (Coco), Dean Armstrong (Reynard), Bobby Cannavale (Alex Stermadapolous), Jacqueline Pillion (Sondra Sumner), Jonas Chernick (Peter), Lubomir Mykytiuk (Dmitri), Scott Gibson (Kenny/agent), Lina Giornofelice (Sophia Iannides), Diego Klattenhoff (Zach), Kim Roberts (Dottie), Jean Pearson, Mitchell Nye, Jason Gautreau, Kelly King, Brad Austin, Shant Srabian, Henry Alessandroni, Nancy Ward, Frank S. Alonzi, Michael Ray Miller, Tea Cheney. 5803 Recount (HBO, 5/25/2008, 120 minutes). Fact-based TV movie about the disputed 2000 U.S. presidential election, following the Florida recount from Election Day in November 2000 through the state’s Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of George W. Bush over Al Gore five weeks later. The film received 11 Emmy nominations, including Best Picture, and for actors Kevin Spacey, Tom Wilkinson, Laura Dern, Denis Leary, and Bob Balaban. Production Companies Spring Creek Productions, Mirage Enterprises, Everyman Pictures, Trigger Street Independent. Director Jay Roach. Executive Producers Paula Weinstein, Len Amato, Sydney Pollack, Jay Roach. Producer Michael Hausman. Co-Producer Danny Strong. Teleplay Danny Strong. Photography Jim Denault. Music Dave Grusin. Editor Alan Baumgarten. Production Designer Patti Podesta. Cast Kevin Spacey (Ron Klain), Bob Balaban (Ben Ginsberg), Ed Begley Jr. (David Bois), Laura Dern (Katherine Harris), John Hurt (Warren Christopher), Denis Leary (Michael Whouley), Bruce McGill (Mac Stipanovich), Tom Wilkinson (James Baker III), Bruce Altman (Mitchell Berger), Jayne Atkinson (Theresa Lepore), Gary Basaraba (Clay Roberts), Derek Cecil (Jeremy Bash), Eve Gordon (Monica Klain), Marcia Jean Kurtz (Carol Roberts), Mitch Pileggi (Bill Daley), Barrett Shuler (Glen Roth), Steve DuMouchel (Jack Young), Ethan S. Smith (David Morehouse),

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Adam LeFevre (Mark Herron), Philip Nolen (Ben Kuehne), Stefen Laurentz (Joe Allbaugh), Robert Small (George Terwilliger), Marc Macaulay (Bob Zoellick), Patricia Getty (Margaret Tutweiler), Rus Blackwell (Mark Wallace), Brett Rice (Judge Charles Burton), Christopher Schmidt (Congressman Sweeney), Ric Reitz (David Leahy), Mary Bonner Baker (Kerey Carpenter), Alex Staggs (Craig Waters), Bob Kranz (Atty. Gen. Bob Butterworth), Raymond Forchion (Jeff Robinson), Antoni Corone (Tom Feeney), Joe Candelora (Joe Gellar), Gaston Renaud (Emilio Cepero), Joan Turner Turetzky (Myriam Sukerevsky), Michael Pniewski (Michael Carvin), Marc Little (Rev. Willie Whiting), Bradford Devine (Florida Chief Justice Wells), Annie Cerillo (Justice Pariente), Michael Hausman (Hyman Roberts), Jeffrey Breslauer (Neil Connolly), Olgia Campbell (Donna Brazile), Doug Williford (Mark Fabiani), James Carrey (Chris Lehane), Terry Loughlin (Justice William Rehnquist), Bruce Gray (Justice Anthony Kennedy), Michael Bryan French (Justice David Souter), Judy Clayton (Justice Sandra Day O’Connor), Jack Shearer (Justice Antonin Scalia), Howard Elfman (Justice Stephen Breyer), William Schallert (Justice John Paul Stevens), Walter Farrell (Judge Sanders Sauls), Candice Critchfield (Judge Myriam Lehr). 5804 Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (Showtime, 4/16/2005, 105 minutes). Inspired by the notorious 1936 anti-marijuana propaganda film which has become a cult low-budget movie classic, the campy stage musical of it, produced in Los Angeles in 1999 and off-Broadway in 2001, came to the small screen with a number of actors from the New York production—including its two leads, Christian Campbell and Kristen Bell as naïve small-town teens who get hooked on “the weed.” It had its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2005. Production Companies Dead Old Men Productions, Apollo Screen Produktion. Director Andy Fickman. Executive Producers Andy Fickman, Kevin Murphy, Dan Studney. Co-Executive Producers Jan Korbelin, James Veres. Producer Rose Lam. Teleplay Kevin Murphy, Dan Studney. Photography Jan Kiesser. Music Dan Studney. Lyrics Kevin Murphy. Original Score Nathan Wang, David Manning. Editor Jeff Freeman. Producers David Fischer. Cast Kristen Bell (Mary Lane), Christian Campbell (Jimmy Harper), Neve Campbell (Miss Poppy), Alan Cumming (Lecturer/FDR), Ana Gasteyer (Mae Coleman), John Kassir (Ralph Wiley), Amy Spanger (Sally DeBains/ Statue of Liberty), Robert Torti (Jesus), Steven Weber (Jack Stone/George Washington), Kevin McNulty (Mayor Harris MacDonald), Stephen E. Miller (Paul Kuchinski), Robert Clarke (Principal Poindexter Short), Ruth Nichol (Rosanne MacDonald), Lynda Boyd (Mrs. Deirdre Greevey), Harry Murphy (Warden Hannah), Michael Goorjian (Mickey), John Mann (Satan), Patti Allen (Jimmy’s mom), Ken Kirzinger (Secret Service Agent Matthews), Christine Lakin (Joan of Arc). 5805 Relative Chaos (ABC Family, 9/4/2006, 120 minutes). A family reunion takes sibling rivalry to a new level in this comedy that features football great Terry Bradshaw hoping to score as the family patriarch, instilling confidence in his kids with rhyming names and creating an annual week of competitive games where the winner takes home the family trophy, The Gilbert Cup. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Sony Pictures Television. Director Steve Robman. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner. Producers Randy Sutter, Richard Fischoff. Co-Producer Peter Sadowski. Teleplay Matt Goldman. Photography Michael Storey. Music Danny Lux. Editor Drake Silliman. Production Designer Yvonne J. Hurst. Cast Christopher Gorham (Dil Gilbert), Nicholas Brendon (Gil Gilbert), Jennifer Robertson (Lil Gilbert), Terry Bradshaw (Will Gilbert), Charisma Carpenter (Katherine), Fiona Reid (Carole Gilbert), Jayne Eastwood (Grandmother Gilbert), Mayko Nguyen (April), Sarah English (Julie), Stacy Smith (Pam), Nikki Barnett (Becky), Cecil Wright (Teenie Nelson), Jackie Torrens (Waitress). 5806 Relative Stranger (Hallmark, 3/14/2009, 120 minutes). After abandoning his wife, children, and other family members for six years, a former football player returns home to collect an inheritance. While there, he is forced to confront his failures and find a way to make amends with his family. Cicely Tyson, as his mother, won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a TV Movie. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films, Faith and Family Entertainment. Director Charles Burnett. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Mike Moran. Producers Erik Olson, Brian Martinez. Teleplay Eric Haywood. Photography Todd Barron. Music Nathan Furst. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Laird Pulver. Cast Eriq LaSalle (Walter Clemmons), Cicely Tyson (Pearl), Michael Michele (Charlotte Clemmons), Michael Beach (James Clemmons), Dana Davis (Denise Clemmons), Carlos McCullers II (Andy Clemmons), Dan Castellaneta (Gary), Darlene Vogel (Lori), Alan Fudge (William Kirkland), Sherri Saum (Nicole Tate), Andre Kinney (Shawn Hughes), Gwendolyn McGee (Kate), Tommy Redmond Hicks (L.A. cabbie), Jerry Hauck (Manager).

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5807 Return to Halloweentown (Disney Channel, 10/20/2006, 95 minutes). Marnie Piper (now played by Sara Paxton) and younger brother Dylan return as students at the prestigious Witch University in the fourth installment of the series of periodic movies. Not only does Marnie have to deal with the pranks of three wicked classmates, the Sinister sisters, but someone is also plotting to use Marnie’s magic to take control of Halloweentown forever. Production Companies Just Singer Entertainment, Salty Pictures Inc. Director David S. Jackson. Executive Producers Sheri Singer, Steve White. Producer Don Schain. Teleplay Max Enscoe, Annie DeYoung. Photography Denis Maloney. Music Kenneth Burgomaster. Editor Louis F. Cioffi. Production Designer Edward L. Rubin. Cast Sara Paxton (Marnie Piper/Splendora Cromwell), Judith Hoag (Gwen Piper), Lucas Grabeel (Ethan Dalloway), J. Paul Zimmerman (Dylan Piper), Kristy Wu (Scarlett Sinister), Keone Young (Silas Sinister), Millicent Martin (Professor Periwinkle), Summer Bishil (Aneesa the Genie), Leslie Wing-Pomeroy (Dr. Luciana Goodwyn), Debbie Reynolds (Agatha Cromwell), Scott Stevenson (Dr. Ichabod Grogg), Katie Cockrell (Sage Sinister), Kellie Cockrell (Sapphire Sinister), Christopher Miller (Young Troll), Michaela Nelligan (Wrinkled old witch), Brighton Hertford (Young Periwinkle), Stefania Barr (Bratty daughter), Eliza Wren (Geeky girl). 5808 Riding the Bus with My Sister (CBS, 5/1/2005, 120 minutes). Popular New York fashion photographer is face-to-face with a family problem—bonding with her developmentally disabled sister who fills her days riding buses in the old hometown, in this Hallmark Hall of Fame drama. Based on author Rachel Simon’s autobiographical book, directed by Angelica Huston, this drama comes from the What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?/The Rain Man school. Production Companies Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions, The Sanitsky Company, KidRo Productions. Director Anjelica Huston. Executive Producers Rosie O’Donnell, Larry Sanitsky. Producer Sherri Saito. Teleplay Joyce Eliason. Based on a Book by Rachel Simon. Photography Anthony B. Richmond. Music Stewart Copeland. Editor Roberto Silvi. Production Designer Karen Bromley. Cast Rosie O’Donnell (Beth Simon), Andie MacDowell (Rachel Simon), Richard T. Jones (Jesse), D.W. Moffett (Rick), Roberta Maxwell (Valerie), Peter Cockett (Sam), Tom Barnett (Bobby), Jayne Eastwood (Estella), Stephanie Morgenstern (Olivia), Allegra Fulton (Vera), Boyd Banks (Henry), Shauna MacDonald (Nona), Simon Reynolds (Morris), Charles Officer (Xavier), Mallory Margel (Teen Rachel), Britney Lebel (Teen Beth), Liz Gordon (Matron), Vijay Mehta (Pradlip), Diane Bald (Art dealer), Angelo Tsarouches (Mean Eugene), Todd Dulmage (Doctor). 5809 Ring of Death (Spike TV, 10/17/2008, 120 minutes). A down-on-his-luck ex-cop goes undercover to investigate a string of mysterious and violent prisoner deaths in a deal with the feds and a job with the FBI, and, on the inside, uncovers a “fight club,” masterminded by the scheming warden. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Bradford May. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran, Matthew Fitzsimons. Producer Randy Pope. Teleplay David Rosiak, Matthew Chernov. Based on a Story by Dan Fitzsimons. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Justin Burnett. Editor Thomas A. Krueger. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Johnny Messner (Burke Wyatt), Stacy Keach (Warden Carl Golan), Charlotte Ross (Mary Wyatt), Michael McGrady (Colson), Derek Webster (Steve James), Grant Sullivan (O’Reilly), Frank Sivero (Tommy Micelli), Sam McMurray (Wheaton), Lester Speight (The President), Jonathan Chase (Lancer), Uriah Shelton (Tommy Wyatt). 5810 The Robber Bride (Oxygen, 3/3/2007, 120 minutes). Mary Louise Parker was Emmy nominated for Best Actress for her performance as journalist and seductress Zenia Arden. Zenia it seems has disappeared. When her finger turns up on the shores of Lake Ontario—next to her blood-soaked car—the police believe they’ve uncovered a homicide. The prime suspect is Zenia’s lover, a young cop named Henry, and then there are three women— her closest friends—who have their own reasons for wanting her out of the way. And there’s a cynical insurance investigator who’s also part of this whodunit and why. The film was based on Margaret Atwood’s 1993 novel. Production Companies Working Title Productions, Shaftesbury Films. Director David Mickey Evans. Executive Producers Simon Wright, Christina Jennings, Scott Garvie. Producers Brian Dennis, Julia Stannard. Co-Producers Julie Lacey, Laurie McLarty, Priscilla Parish. Teleplay Tassie Cameron. Based on the Novel by Margaret Atwood. Photography Thomas M. Harting. Music Rob Carli. Editor Bill Diver. Production Designer Aidan Leroux. Cast Mary-Louise Parker (Zenia Arden), Shawn Doyle (John Grismer), Susan Lynch (Charis White), Wendy Crewson (Roz Andrews), Amanda Root (Tony Fremont), Greg Bryk (Henry Kelly), Tatiana Maslany (Augusta),

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Diana Pavlovska (Alice Reno), Courtney Fitzpatrick (Paula Andrews), Madison Fitzpatrick (Erin Andrews), Brandon Firla (West), Jennifer Podemski (Juanita), Conrad Pla (Sergeant Rankin), Juliette Nurse, Joe MacLeod, Spike Adamson. 5811 Robert Ludlum’s Covert One: The Hades Factor (CBS, 4/9/2006 and 4/16/2006, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Two-part four-hour adaptation of Robert Ludlum’s 2000 spy thriller (the first of his six Covert One books to date) about an elite operative unit led by Stephen Dorff dispatched by President Anjelica Huston to investigate the source of a deadly virus threatening to kill millions. Production Companies The Sanitsky Company, Ludlum Entertainment. Director Mick Jackson. Executive Producers Larry Sanitsky, Paul Sandberg. Co-Executive Producers Jeffrey M. Weiner, Henry Morrison. Producer Sherri Saito. Teleplay Elwood Reid. Based on a Novel by Robert Ludlum, Gayle Lynds. Photography Ivan Strasburg. Music J. Peter Robinson. Editor Lori Jane Coleman. Production Designer Dan Davis. Cast Stephen Dorff (Col. Jonathan Smith), Mira Sorvino (Rachel Russell), Blair Underwood (Philip Addison), Sophia Myles (Dr. Sophie Amsden), Danny Huston (Frank Klein), Colm Meaney (Peter Howell), Josh Hopkins (Bill Griffon), Jeffrey DeMunn (Steven Holdane), Kenneth Welsh (General Kellburger), Anjelica Huston (Pres. Eleanor Castilla), Rosemary Dunsmore (Nancy Langford), Joris Jarsky (Tom Fancher), Conrad Dunn (Ghalib alHasssan), Sergio Di Zio (Marty Zeller), Karen Glave (Lieutenant Crowthers), Jonathan Higgins (Culver), Tony Nappo (Ubayy), Christian Laurin (Dr. Marcel Jolivet), Philip Craig (CIA Director Ulrich), Kirstin Hinton (Diane Anderson), Olivia Ballantyne (Sue Anderson), Lukas Penar (Gunther Lindgren), Craig Eldridge (Jim Becker), Philip Akin (Dr. Olmstead), David Eisner (Prof. Allen Carey), Arnold Pinnock (Dick Simon), Grahame Wood (Paul Selway), Ralph Small (Lieutenant Desai), Tannis Burnett (Sharon), Fulvio Cecere (Army major), Sven Van de Ven (Hans Bauer), Derek Keurvorst (Dr. Gerhardt), Hrant Alianak (Al-Fulani), Al Maini (Old Arab man), Fahad Hussein (Jalal), Joel Rinzler (Presidential aide), Elie Gemael (Piet Oran), Tareef Marei (Fariq), Mike Daly (Mike Alton), Steve Boyle (Agent Lovering), Matt Birman, Ken Quinn, Milton Barnes, Duane Murray. 5812 Romancing the Bride (Oxygen, 12/3/2005, 120 minutes). An American would-be bride, in beautiful Mexico for her wedding, wakes up after a wild pre-bridal party, handcuffed and married to an incredibly hot local (Matt Cedeno). With no recollection of the night before, when she got dead drunk, she calls on her high maintenance socialite mom (Carrie Fisher, in a rare acting gig) to help sort things out—and get the marriage annulled before she can go through with her originally planned wedding to someone else. This frantic trifle was adapted from Suzanne Forster’s 2004 book Unfinished Business. Production Company Process Media. Director Kris Isacsson. Executive Producer Stefanie Ziev. Producer Tim Perell. Teleplay Kris Isacsson. Photography Luis David Sansans. Music David Derby, Michael Kotch. Editor Keith Reamer. Production Designer Colin Thurston. Cast Carrie Fisher (Edwina), Laura Prepon (Melissa), Matt Cedeno (Carlos), Josh Randall (Brian), Moira Thayer (Kimmy), Jen Drohan (Claire), Manuel Sevilla (Esteban), Eric Zuckerman (Rodolfo), Evangelina Martinez (Mrs. Fuentes), José Antonio Estrada (Manuel), Tony Flynn (Uncle Peter), Nancy Grudzein (Brian’s mom), Jacqueline Voltaire (Aunt Susan), Estaban Franco, Thomas Guzman. 5813 Romy & Michele: In the Beginning (ABC Family, 5/30/2005, 120 minutes). Katherine Heigl and Alex Breckenridge, in the roles originated on the big screen in 1997 by Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow, are high school pals who take a road trip from their hometown of Tucson to Hollywood looking for fame. Set in 1987, this prequel to Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion initially was called “Romy & Michele: Behind the Velvet Rope.” Production Companies Bungalow 78 Productions, Palm Tree Production, Touchstone Television. Director Robin Schiff. Executive Producers Robin Schiff, Barry Kemp. Consulting Producer Laurence Mark. Producer Kevin Inch. Teleplay Robin Schiff. Characters Created by Robin Schiff. Photography Russ Alsobrook. Music Steve Bartek. Editor John Axness. Production Designer Thomas A. Walsh. Cast Katherine Heigl (Romy White), Alex Breckenridge (Michele Weinberger), Kelly Brook (Linda), Scott Vickaryous (Taylor), Nat Faxon (Chad), Dania Ramorez (Elena), Alexandra Billings (Donna), Rhea Seehorn (Ashley Schwartz), William Ragsdale (Kevin), Paula Abdul (Herself), Vendela K. Thommessen (Herself). 5814 The Ron Clark Story (TNT, 8/13/2006, 120 minutes). Based on the real educator Ron Clark, drama centers on the title character, a teacher from a small town, who moves from his small hometown in North Carolina to New York City and tries to make a difference in the lives of his students, despite nobody, including the students

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themselves, believing in them. The film won Emmy nominations for Best Movie and for Perry for Best Actor. It also won the prestigious Christopher Award. Production Companies Granada Television, Old Beantown Films, Hamdon Entertainment, Alberta Film Entertainment. Director Randa Haines. Executive Producers Howard Burkons, Brenda Friend, Adam Gilad, Sunta Izzicupo, Frances Croke Page, Paul Jackson, Jody Brockway. Producers Craig McNeil, Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Max Enscoe, Annie DeYoung. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Mark Adler. Editor Heather Persons. Production Designer Louise Middleton. Cast Matthew L. Perry (Ron Clark), Ernie Hudson (Principal Turner), Melissa De Sousa (Marissa Vega), Hannah Hodson (Shameika Wallace), Patricia Benedict (Jean Clark), Jerry Callaghan (Ron Clark Sr.), Brandon Smith (Tayshawn), Marty Antonini (Howard), Judith Buchan (Snowden School principal), Candus Churchill (Doretha Wallace), Pamela Crawford (Ms. Benton), Isabelle Deluce (Alita), James Dugan (Mr. Lively), Bren Eastcott (Badriyah Santinay), Chris Enright (Superintendent Stevens), Aaron Grain (Jason), Wally Houn (Chef), Patricia Idlette (Devina), Patti Kim (Tisha), Lashonda Mitchell (Raquel), Marilyn Potts (Lunch lady), Aziza Sindhu (ER doctor), Micah Williams (Julio Vasquez), Gerrick Winston (Mr. Solis), Baljeet Balagun (Badriyah’s father), Griffin Cork (Hadley), Jacey Ma (Ms. Hill), Marty Runaghan (Jackie Vasquez). 5815 Ruffian (ABC, 6/9/2007, 120 minutes). Set in 1975, Ruffian was based on the true story of the legendary racing filly that was undefeated until suffering a fatal breakdown in a match race at Belmont Park against a champion colt called Foolish Pleasure (the event caught national attention and was hailed as a historical follow-up to tennis’ “battle of the sexes”). Sam Shepard plays Frank Whitely, Ruffian’s trainer, and Frank Whaley is racing journalist Bill Nack. Production Companies Orly Adelson Productions, ESPN Original Entertainment. Director Yves Simoneau. Executive Producer Orly Adelson. Co-Executive Producer Jonathan Eskenas. Producer Gideon Amir. Line Producer Robert J. Wilson. Teleplay Jim Burnstein, Garrett K. Schiff. Photography David Franco. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Michael Ornstein. Production Designer Vernon Curley. Cast Sam Shepard (Frank Whitely), Frank Whaley (Bill Nack), Matthew Greer (Dan Williams), Mark Adam (Mike Bell), Nicholas Pryor (Stuart Janney), Tyrone Shaw (Squeaky), Christine Belford (Barbara Janney), Keith Flippen (Dinny Phipps), Franco Torres (Braulio Baeza), Laura Bailey (Cassie), Stuart Greer (Dan Lasater), Mike Harding (Leroy Jolley), John S. Davies (CBS executive), David Dwyer (Dick Sandler), Jon Stafford (Dr. Pendergrast), Louis Herthum (Dr. Harthill), John McConnell (Tony Pappas), Matthew Greer (Dan Williams), J.D. Evermore (Saratoga bettor), Jason Douglas (Security guard), Marion Guyot (Barbara’s friend). 5816 The Russell Girl (CBS, 1/27/2008, 120 minutes). In this Hallmark Hall of Fame melodrama, a smalltown girl attempts to escape her past by moving to Chicago and enrolling in Northwestern’s medical school, but impulsively returns upon learning she has leukemia, unsure about how to break the news of the diagnosis to the family. Her estranged neighbors, however, are not anxious to see her back in town. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Jeff Bleckner. Executive Producer Brent Shields. Co-Executive Producer Stefanie Epstein. Producer Andrew Gottlieb. Teleplay Jill Blotevogel. Photography Charles Minutesky. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Geoffrey Rowland. Production Designer Karen Bromley. Cast Amber Tamblyn (Sarah Russell), Jennifer Ehle (Lorraine Morrissey), Henry Czerny (Howard Morrissey), Paul Wesley (Evan Carroll), Tim DeKay (Phil Russell), Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (Gayle Russell), Daniel Clark (Daniel Russell), Ben Lewis (Jon Morrissey), Max Morrow (Rick Morrissey), Richard Leacock (Dr. Gordon), Richard Fitzpatrick (Ray), Roger Clown (Irwin Malloy), Paula Barrett (Fran), Sharon McFarlane (Principal), Aurora Kruk (Dahlia Martin), Max MacBride (Young Jon), William Cuddy (Young Rick), Alexandra Leopold (Lizzie). 5817 Sacrifices of the Heart (Hallmark, 3/3/2007, 120 minutes). A successful big-city defense attorney who specializes in juvenile criminal cases, who has cut herself off from her family and hasn’t been seen by her brother and father in more than 20 years, reluctantly returns home to care for her dad after he is diagnosed with symptoms of Alzheimer’s. The teleplay was written by Patti Davis, daughter of Ronald and Nancy Reagan, and initially was called “Spring Thaw.” Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Randy Pope, Lincoln Lageson. Teleplay Patti Davis. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell.

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Cast Melissa Gilbert (Kate Weston), Ken Howard (Thane Weston), Cyril O’Reilly (Ryan Weston), Anthony De Marco (Zack Weston), Lisa Pelikan (Virginia Doyle), Kevin Cooney (Doc Osborne), Chase Wilmot (Young Kate), Braeden Lemasters (Young Ryan), Terry Maratos (David), Andre Ware (Jury foreman), Bryan Becker (Greg Hanes). 5818 Safe Harbor (Hallmark, 5/30/2009, 120 minutes). Based on a true story. All a happy couple wants to do is enjoy their retirement by taking a long-planned trip around the world on their boat. But when a judge convinces them to take in a wayward youth for a few days, they soon find themselves with a boatload of forgotten boys, and perhaps a new purpose to their lives. Production Companies Daniel L. Paulson Productions, Bright World. Director Jerry Jameson. Executive Producer Daniel L. Paulson. Co-Executive Producers Josef Anderson, Jerry Jameson, Norton Wright. Supervising Producer Kyle A. Clark. Producer Marta M. Mobley. Teleplay Josef Anderson. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Bruce Broughton. Editor George W. Brooks. Production Designer John Zachary. Cast Treat Williams (Doug Smith), Nancy Travis (Robbie Smith), Charlie McDermott (David Porter), Reiley McClendon (Luke Barsochinni), Sam Jones III (Billy Johnson), Orson Bean (Judge David Roberts), Cameron Monaghan (Larry Parker), Kim Morgan Greene (Jennifer), James Ortega (Sheriff), Pamela Gray (Alice), John Colton (Frank Lenza), Maitland McConnell (Charlotte), Jim O’Heir (Mr. Cook), Krista Ryan (Attorney), Blake Hood (Randy). 5819 Samurai Girl (ABC Family, 9/5/2008 to 9/7/2008, 3 Parts, 120 minutes each, 6 hrs). The sole survivor of a plane crash (and thus named Heaven because she fell from the sky), an infant is adopted by a powerful Japanese family. In her late teens, on her wedding day, the reception is attacked by Ninjas and her brother is killed (although the assault was aimed at her mysterious father). The girl, already steeped in the martial arts, soon learns that her family might have ties to the Yakuza, the Japanese mob, but Heaven’s determined to find her brother’s killers and soon allies with a handsome Caucasian, a Ninja master who once worked for the Yakuza. And they are off on a three-part adventure to right wrongs. The source for the almost nonstop action film was a series of popular young-adult novels by Carrie Asai. Production Companies Big Light Productions, Space Floor and Alloy Productions. Executive Consultant Bryan Spicer. Executive Producers Josh Applebaum, Andre Nemec, Scott Rosenberg, Frank Spotnitz, Leslie Morgenstein, Bob Levy. Co-Executive Producers Luke McMullen, Bryan Spicer. Producers S. Lily Hui, Mark H. Ovitz. Created by Luke McMullen. Teleplay Luke McMullen. Based on Novels by Carrie Asai. Photography Joel Ransom. Music Stephen Endelman. Editor Daria Ellerman. Production Designers Jill Scott, Michael Nemirsky. Cast Jamie Chung (Heaven Kogo), Brendan Fehr (Jake Stanton), Saige Thompson (Cheryl), Kyle Labine (Otto), Anthony Wong (Tasuke Kogo), Steven Brand (Severin), Kenneth Choi (Sato), Stacy Keibler (Linda), Jack Yang (Hiko), Paul Wu (Master Ninja), Linda Ko (Mieko), Zen Shane Lin (Teddy). 5820 Santa Baby (ABC Family, 12/10/2006, 120 minutes). When Santa Claus falls ill just before Christmas in this holiday fantasy, his estranged daughter, a high-powered consultant and workaholic, returns to the North Pole to automate the toy shops, organize the elves into focus groups—and tinker with tradition. Production Company Granada America. Director Ron Underwood. Executive Producers Jody Brockway, Steve Carr, Heidi Santelli. Co-Executive Producers Trevor Engelson, Nick Osborne, William Lowery. Producers Tom Cox, Craig McNeil, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Garrett Frawley, Brian Turner. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Misha Segal. Editor Don Brochu. Production Designer Louise Middleton. Cast Jenny McCarthy (Mary Class), Ivan Sergei (Luke Jessup), Kandyse McClure (Donna Campbell), Michael Moriarty (T.J. Hamilton), Tobias Mehler (Grant Foley), George Wendt (Santa Claus), Lynne Griffin (Mrs. Claus), Gabe Khouth (Skip the Elf), Tom Carey (Bob the I.T. Guy), Richard Side (Gary the Elf), James Higuchi (Dave the Elf), Jessica Parker Kennedy (Lucy the Elf), Sykes Powderface (Sven), Lyle Edge (Street Santa). 5821 Santa Baby 2: Christmas Maybe (ABC Family, 12/13/2009, 120 minutes). Santa, in the middle of a midlife crisis and tired of the responsibilities of his job, prepares to pass the reins to business-minded daughter Mary but she’s got issues herself back in the Big Apple. Sequel (if not redo) to the 2006 movie. Production Company Granada America. Director Ron Underwood. Executive Producers Jody Brockway, Craig McNeil. Producers Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Teleplay Garrett Frawley, Brian Turner. Photography Attila Szalay. Music Misha Segal. Editor Don Brochu. Production Designer Louise Middleton.

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Cast Jenny McCarthy (Mary Class), Dean McDermott (Luke Jessup), Paul Sorvino (Santa Claus), Kandyse McClure (Donna Campbell), Jessica Parker Kennedy (Lucy the Elf), Lynne Griffin (Mrs. Claus), Gabe Khouth (Skip the Elf), Richard Side (Gary the Elf), Kristen Holdenried (Colin), Peter Skagen (Worst Department Store Santa), James Higuchi (Dave the Elf), Loretta Clow (Stuck-up woman), Kelly Stables (Teri). 5822 Saving Milly (CBS, 3/13/2005, 120 minutes). Drama based on political journalist Mort Kondrake’s 2001 book recounting his love story with activist wife, Milly, and the dramatic changes in their lives in the years after she was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Actor Michael J. Fox makes a rare appearance, having withdrawn from the spotlight after he too received the same diagnosis. Production Companies Dan Curtis Productions, Daniel H. Blatt Productions, Magna Global Entertainment. Director Dan Curtis. Executive Producers Dan Curtis, Daniel H. Blatt, David Kennedy. Producer Tracey Jeffrey. CoProducers Barbara Steele, Danielle McVickers. Teleplay Jeff Arch. Based on a Biography by Morton Kondrake. Photography Jon Joffin. Music Lee Holdridge. Editor Scott J. Kelly. Production Designer Sandy Cochrane. Cast Madeline Stowe (Milly Kondrake), Bruce Greenwood (Mort Kondrake), Robert Wisden (Fred Barnes), Claudia Ferri (Norma Alvarado), Allison Hossack (Jill Siegel), Rob LaBelle (Mark Siegel), Brenda Campbell (Joan Samuelson), Kyla Anderson (Andrea Kondrake [late teens]), Erica Carroll (Alexandra Kondrake [late teens]), Kylee Dubois (Alexandra [mid-teens]), Jessica Lowndes (Andrea [mid-teens]), Michael J. Fox (Himself), Garwin Sanford (Jake), José Del Buey (Carlos), Dan Joffre (Tony), Karin Konoval (Annie Villareal), Leah Cairns (Aide), Susan Hogan (Sen. Carol Bates), Chandra Berg (Andrea), Judith Maxie (Dr. Fenmont), Kevin McNulty (Sheldon Adler), Peter Hall (Dr. Nathan Kleinfeld), Timothy Webber (Dr. Myron Goldfein), June Wilde Eremko (Teresa Capolinea), Nancy Kerr (Barbara Barnes), Laura DiCicco (Rose Cabrera), Brenda James (Mary), Michael Rogers (Angry husband), Greg Kean (Peter Evans), Gary Hetherington (Contractor), Sean Carey (Bartender), P. Lynn Johnson (Ambassador Nealon), Matthew Walter (Dr. Tom Chase), Natalie Kardum (Nurse), Ty Olsson, Chris Gibson, Iris Cooks, Tony Baretta, Simone Bailly. 5823 See Arnold Run (A&E, 1/30/2005, 120 minutes). A wry look at the life of Arnold Schwarzenegger, from his early days as a body builder who came to America from Austria circa 1970 to become a celebrity and later a film superstar, up until his successful campaign for governor of California in 2003. The docudrama alternates between two parallel threads in the actor’s life. Production Companies Cypress Point Productions, Stu Segall Productions, Paramount Network Television. Director J.B. Rogers. Executive Producers Gerald W. Abrams, Michael R. Goldstein, Matt Dorff, Delia Fine. Supervising Producer Emilio Nunez. Producer Stuart Segall. Line Producer Roee Sharon-Peled. Co-Producer Jonathan Tzachor. Teleplay Matt Dorff. Based on a Biography by Nigel Andrews. Photography Feliks Parnell. Music Lee Holdridge. Editor Paul Dixon. Production Designer Bruce Miller. Cast Jurgen Prochnow (Arnold Schwarzenegger), Roland Kickinger (Younger Arnold), Mariel Hemingway (Maria Shriver), Bob Morrisey (Don Sipple), David Burke (Paul Minder), Nora Dunn (Arianna Huffington), Pat Skipper (Mike Murphy), Alex Hyde-White (George Gordon), Peter White (Bob White), Charley Rossman (Cruz Bustamante), Mike Ergas (Franco Columbu), Kristen Shaw (Barbara Walters), Graham Sterling (Matt Lauer), Nick Stellate (Frank Zane), Craig Zimmerman (George Butler), Brian Cleaver (Joe Gold), Bob Cicherillo (Lou Ferrigno), Brandon Rowley (Gustave S), Nicole DeHuff (Barbara), David Kyl-Brown (Dee Snider), Leonard Kelly-Young (Rabbi Heier). 5824 Sex & Lies in Sin City: The Ted Binion Scandal (Lifetime, 10/25/2008, 120 minutes). Dramatization of the story of flamboyant Las Vegas casino owner Ted Binion and the circumstances surrounding his mysterious death in 1988. What follows is the resulting trial to determine whether he overdosed or was done in by his lover and her con-artist boyfriend. Based on the true-crime book Murder in Sin City by Jeff German. Production Companies The Konigsberg Company, Sony Pictures Television. Director Peter Medak. Executive Producer Frank Konigsberg. Producer David A. Rosemont. Teleplay Teena Booth. Based on a Book by Jeff German. Photography Anthony B. Richmond. Music Ed Shearmur. Editor Richard Nord. Production Designer Stephen Marsh. Cast Mena Suvari (Sandy Murphy), Marcia Gay Harden (Becky Binion), Johnathon Schaech (Rick Tabish), Matthew Modine (Ted Binion), Peter Haskell (Ian Miller), Arron Shiver (Evan James), Mark Siversten (Jay Green), Chad Brummett (Bruce), Gary Moody (Lou Sacco), Kathryn Zenna (Brenda Rupp), Dan Gerrity (Tony Serra), Brandon Smith (Kyle Dominy), Harry Zimmerman (Greg Bernat), Justin Tade (David Degerre), Bill Sterchi (Hal Fordyce), Chris Ashworth (Frank Lipjanic), Gale Hutchinson (Benny), Greg Merrill (Fat Herbie), Roy Costley (Dr.

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Michael Baden), Bruce Squire (Coroner), Cynthia Ruffin (Corrections officer), Juanita Trad (Rosa Rojas), Kevin Wiggins (Lieutenant Alston), J. D. Garfield (Sergeant Norris), Joe Berryman (Judge Bonaventure), Lonny Shore (Bailiff), David House (Officer Jackson), Jacob Mulliken (Officer Garrity), Mike Miller (DA Ken Drummond), Michelle Greathouse (Rhonda Samuels). 5825 Shark Swarm (Hallmark, 5/25/2008, 180 minutes). A quaint California fishing town becomes a feeding area for hundreds of ravenous sharks, the result of an underhanded developer (Armand Assante) who has been buying up the local properties and then secretly dumping a toxic chemical into the bay, ultimately attracting the man-eating fish. It’s up to fisherman John Schneider, his wife Daryl Hannah, and ecology professor F. Murray Abraham to save the rapidly diminishing population in this three-hour disaster thriller, making it safe to go back into the water. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director James A. Contner. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, Stephen Niver. Teleplay David Rosiak, Matthew Chernov. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Nathan Furst. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer John Zachary. Cast Daryl Hannah (Brooke Wilder), John Schneider (Daniel Wilder), Armand Assante (Hamilton Lux), F. Murray Abraham (Prof. Bill Girdler), Heather McComb (Amy Zuckerman), Roark Critchlow (Prof. Philip Wilder), John Enos III (Kane Marcus), Alan Fudge (Pastor Herman), Shane Van Dyke (Chris), Mimi Michaels (Kim Wilder), Elisa Donovan (Brenda), Eugene M. Davis (Sheriff Dexter Murray), Frank Sivero (Frankie), Tiffany Hines (Michelle), Darcy Rose Byrnes (Heather), Steve Tom (Donald Grant), David Parker (Mark Wheat), Jacleen Haber (Tia), Brent King (Clint Duran), Jim Hanks (Nick Atkins), June Squibb (Bess Wilder), Nicole Gabrielle Scipione (Alice). 5826 Sharpshooter (Spike TV, 1/27/2008, 120 minutes). A CIA hit man decides to complete one final mission after he learns that a dangerous terrorist is on American soil, but soon discovers that he is also a target. James Remar is the agent, Mario van Peebles his control. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Kevin Bocarde, Mike Moran. Producers Kyle A. Clark, James Wilberger. Teleplay Steven H. Berman. Photography Dane Peterson. Music Stephen Graziano. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Yvette Taylor. Cast James Remar (Dillon), Mario Van Peebles (Flick), Catherine Mary Stewart (Amy), Bruce Boxleitner (Sheriff Garner), Al Sapienza (Richard Phillips), Dave Power (Merrill), Andre Ware (Jake), John Prosky (Hostage), Dominic Rains (Alig), Mike Grief (Roscoe), Jim Palmer (Steve), Lee Reherman (Ziggy), Jon Braver (Cinq), McKinley Freeman (Andre), Stacey Hinnen (Carson), Vinnie Vescio (Commando). 5827 The Shell Seekers (Hallmark, 5/3/2008, 120 minutes). In this second television version of Rosamunde Pilcher’s romantic novel (a British-German co-production), Vanessa Redgrave plays a sixtysomething daughter of a noted artist (Maximilian Schell, in flashbacks) who leaves her home in the English countryside after a mild heart attack and goes to live with her headstrong daughter on the Mediterranean, there retracing her lives and loves. This premiered on German television in 2006. Production Companies Gate Television Ltd., Clasart Film und Fernsehproduktion, ZDF Enterprises. Director Piers Haggard. Executive Producers Marian Rees, Anne Hopkins. Producers David Cunliffe, Riholt Von Gagern. Teleplay Brian Finch. Based on the Novel by Rosamunde Pilcher. Photography Tony Imi. Music Richard Blackford. Editor David Martin. Production Designer Roger Cann. Cast Vanessa Redgrave (Penelope Keeling), Maximilian Schell (Lawrence Sterne), Victoria Smurfit (Olivia Keeling), Victoria Hamilton (Nancy), Sebastian Koch (Cosmo), Maisie Dimbleby (Young Penelope), Charles Edwards (Noel), Richard Hope (George), Stephanie Stumph (Antonia), Patrick Godfrey (Mr. Enderby), Prunella Scales (Dolly Keeling), Alastair MacKenzie (Richard Lomax), Toby Fisher (Ambrose), Lucas Gregorowicz (Danus Muirfield), Cherith Mellor (Mrs. Plackett), Hugh Sachs (Brookner), Amanda Boxer (Aunt Ethel), Max Cane (Ernie Penberthy), Tim Faraday (Jim Slade), Rebecca Blake (Angie), Christopher Ravenscroft (Colonel Mellaby), Rosalind Knight (Mrs. Croftway), Nickolas Grace (Mundy), Imogen Bain (Sister Rogers), Carole Nimmons (Sister Nelson), Lola Peploe (Amabel), Edward Rawle-Hicks (Charles Green), Jasmine Rostagni (Young Nancy), James Walker (Vicar). 5828 Silver Bells (CBS, 11/27/2005, 120 minutes). 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band, and a widower with two kids who comes to New York from Nova Scotia each year to sell Christmas trees, meet up accidentally and find occasion to discover the joys of the holiday season. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Dick Lowry. Executive Producers Richard Welsh, Brent Shields. Producer Andrew Gottlieb. Teleplay Jim McGrath. Based on the Novel by Luanne Rice. Photography Eric Van Haren Noman. Music Mark McKenzie. Editor Tod Feuerman. Production Designer Chester Kaczenski. Cast Anne Heche (Catherine Tierney), Tate Donovan (Christy Byrne), Michael Mitchell (Danny Byrne), Courtney Jines (Bridget Byrne), Max Martini (Rip), John Cunningham (Sylvester), John Benjamin Hickey (Lawrence), Lourdes Benedicto (Lizzie), Margo Martindale (Mrs. Quinn), Steve Ryan (Father Walther), Mike Colter (Bill), Joel Steingold (Rip’s partner), David Doty (Old man), Lenora May (Museum employee), Victoria Justice (Rose), Mark Wilson, Mary Eileen O’Donnell, Matt Williamson. 5829 Skyrunners (Disney XD, 11/27/2009, 95 minutes). Two teenage brothers discover a fallen UFO near their town and uncover an ominous alien plot to take over Earth. Realizing “It’s Alive!” one of them begins developing superhuman powers as they proceed to save the world from destruction. This was the first TV movie for Disney’s XD network. Production Company Shaftesbury Films. Director Ralph Hemecker. Executive Producer Richard C. Okie. CoExecutive Producer Suzanne French. Producers Janine Dickins, Peter Bray. Teleplay Richard C. Okie. Photography Rob Marsh, Steve Danyluk. Music Greg Edmonson. Editor Lisa Hough, Stephen Lawrence. Production Designer Nigel Evans. Cast Kelly Blatz (Nick Burns), Joey Pollari (Tyler Burns), Conrad Coates (Agent Armstrong), Jacqueline MacInnes Wood (Julie Gunn), Nathan Stephenson (Darryl Butler), Kerry Lai Fatt (Tori Chadwick), Linda Kash (Robin Burns), Ashley Jones (T-Rex), Thomas Stoneman (Hubert). 5830 Snow 2 Brain Freeze (ABC Family, 12/14/2008, 120 minutes). In the rush to get his reindeer ready for Christmas in this Yuletide sequel to the 2004 holiday film, Nick Snowden jumps through his magic mirror, hits his head, and winds up with amnesia, causing his loving wife to enlist the help of her old Scrooge-like beau to help do the annual holiday routine. But will Nick, his memory slowly coming back, remember he’s Santa in time for Christmas? Production Companies ABC Family Productions, Walking Distance. Director Mark Rosman. Executive Producer Phil Kruener. Producers Craig McNeil, Tom Cox, Jordy Randall, Murray Ord. Co-Producer Tom Cavanagh. Teleplay Rich Burns. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music Kenneth Burgomaster. Editor Bonnie Koehler. Production Designer Louise Middleton. Cast Tom Cavanagh (Nick Snowden), Ashley Williams (Sandy Snowden), Patrick Fabian (Buck), Alexander Conti (Ryan), Hal Williams (Henry Mays), Viv Leacock (Gustavo), Janelle Cooper (Kaitlin Mays), Jonathan Holmes (Galfrid), Rebecca Toolan (Marilyn), David LeReaney (Chris), James D. Hopkin (Store Santa), Irene Karas (Nurse), Chantal Perron (TV news reporter), Wally Houn (Janitor), Sean Hoy (Policeman). 5831 Snow Wonder (CBS, 11/20/2005, 120 minutes). A collection of five interrelated stories in which a magical Christmas Eve snowstorm blows some small miracles into the lives of people around the country. Mary Tyler Moore, as a crazy old coot of an aunt who fantasizes long past secret romances with her young nephew, anchors a cast of younger performers. Adapted from the 2004 novella Just Like the Ones I Used to Know by Connie Willis, it was filmed in pre–Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans. Production Companies The Wolper Organization, Warner Bros. Television. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producers Mark M. Wolper, Ragna Nervik. Co-Executive Producers Vince Gerardis, Ralph Vicinanza. Producer Gideon Amir. Teleplay Rodney Vaccaro. Based on the Short Story by Connie Willis. Photography Kees Van Oostrum. Music Ernest Troost. Editor Scott Vickrey. Production Designer Rodger Maus. Cast Mary Tyler Moore (Aunt Lula), Julie Emery (Stacey), Jennifer Esposito (Pilar), Camryn Manheim (Bez), Poppy Montgomery (Paula), Jason Priestley (Warren), Josh Randall (Billy), David Sutcliffe (Jim), Eric Szmanda (Luke), Michelle Krusiec (Joey), Vince Vieluf (Mario), Hunter Clary (Miguel), Aldis Hodge (Kenny), Marco St. John (Judge Tilma), Ritchie Montgomery (Kirk), Lance E. Nichols (Boudreau), Francine Segal (Dottie), Caroline McKinley (Marjean), Stormy Shuff (Shara), Ted Manson (Pastor Lindquist), Rhoda Griffis (Jane), Patrick Hazell (Howard), J.D. Evermore (Joe), Walter Breaux (Father Rick), Kedren Werner (Airport waitress). 5832 Snowglobe (ABC Family, 12/15/2007, 120 minutes). Christina Milian plays a young woman from Brooklyn who, longing for the perfect Christmas away from her boisterous family, somehow magically transports

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herself from the humdrum real world into the idyllic setting in her grandmother’s snowglobe, where she thinks she meets her love interest. Production Companies Granada America, SnowGlobe Productions. Director Ron Lagomarsino. Executive Producers Jody Brockway, Tom Cox, Murray Ord, Jordy Randall. Producer Craig McNeil. Teleplay Brian Turner, Garrett Frawley. Photography Derick Underschultz. Music David Lawrence. Editor Michael Brown. Production Designer Louise Middleton. Cast Christine Milian (Angela Marino), Matt Keeslar (Douglas), Josh Cooke (Eddie), Luciana Carro (Gina DiBiasi), Ennis Esmer (Jamie DiBiasi), Jason Schombing (Uncle Donnie), Erin Karpluk (Claire), Kailin See (Marie), Christine Willes (Joy), Ron Canada (Antonio Marino), Lorraine Bracco (Rose Marino), James Kot (Max). 5833 Son of the Dragon (Hallmark, 4/2/2008 and 4/3/2008, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Two-part four-hour reimagining of the classic The Thief of Baghdad, this tale, filmed entirely in China, revolves around a young thief known as Devil Boy, or D.B., who was abandoned at birth and rescued from the docks of Shanghai by a wise former warrior called Bird (David Carradine, doing a variation on his famous Kung Fu role of the past). The two now have their eyes on pulling off the ultimate heist, swindling the royal court of its jewels. Of course there’s a beautiful princess involved. Production Companies MEA Film GmbH & Co KG, RHI Entertainment. Director David Wu. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr. Producers Matthew O’Connor, Michael O’Connor, Shan Tam. Teleplay Jacqueline Feather, David Seidler. Based on a Story by Dominic Minghella. Photography Thomas Burstyn. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor David Wu. Production Designer Yi Zhen Zhou. Cast David Carradine (Bird), John Reardon (Devil Boy [aka D.B.]), Rupert Graves (Prince of the North), Desiree Siahann (Princess Li Wei), Theresa Lee (Ting Ting), Lim Kay Tong (Governor), Eddy Ko (Lord Shing), Nitin Ganatra (Prince of India), Michael Chow (Bo), Burt Kwouk (Blind Beggar), Anna Guo (Shuang), Krystal Huang (Yi Min), Paul Rapovski (Prince North Chief of Staff). 5834 Sorority Wars (Lifetime, 10/17/2009, 120 minutes). An 18-year-old freshman in college ignites a fullblown sorority war in this comedy after she snubs Delta, the sorority co-founded by her mother and her mother’s college best friend, in favor of the more laid-back and less gossipy Kappa. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Patricia Clifford Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director James Hayman. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Patricia Clifford. Co-Executive Producers Michelle Lovretta, James Hayman. Producer Ted Bauman. Co-Producer Laurence Ducceschi. Teleplay Michelle Lovretta. Photography Neil Roach. Music Danny Lux. Editor Scott J. Kelly. Production Designer Eric Fraser. Cast Courtney Thorne-Smith (Lutie Parker), Faith Ford (Summer Snow), Lucy Hale (Katie Parker), Chelan Simmons (Casadee), Kristen Hager (Heather), Amanda Schull (Gwen), Phoebe Strole (Sara Snow), Andrea Brooks (Shawna), Adrian Hough (Williams), Catherine Lough Haggquist (Hilary), Scott Lyster (P.J)., Marie Avgeropoulos (Missy), Matt Ward (Deacon), Rob Mayes (Beau), Stephanie Belding (Dance emcee). 5835 Spectacular! (Nickelodeon, 2/16/2009, 120 minutes). “Take that, Disney Channel,” Variety’s critic wrote on this musical’s premiere. “In a bid for its own slice of the tween girl market, Nickelodeon is rolling out ‘Spectacular!’” This one was a hodge-podge of youth musical clichés with a cast led by heartthrob of the day Nolan Gerard Funk as a rock rebel recruited by a perky coed for a school sing-off and a score that featured 10 original songs and virtually nonstop pop dance numbers. The old Annette and Frankie stuff, without the beach or the bikinis. Production Companies Dolphin Entertainment, Alloy Productions, Nickelodeon. Director Robert Iscove. Executive Producers Lauren Levine, Jessica Horowitz. Producer Scott McAboy. Teleplay Jim Krieg. Photography David Moxness. Music and Lyrics Matthew Gerrard, Robbie Nevil. Editor Casey O. Rohrs. Production Designer Brent Thomas. Cast Nolan Gerard Funk (Nikko Alexander), Tammin Sursok (Courtney), Victoria Justice (Tammi), Simon Curtis (Royce), Greg Germann (Mr. Romano), Brittney Irvin (Amy), Joel Ballard (Caspian), Matthew Bennett (Rich Dickinson), Venus Terzo (Marion Lane), Andrea Lewis (Robin), Jesse Moss (Nils), Christopher Jacot (Stavros). 5836 Spring Break Shark Attack (CBS, 3/20/2005, 120 minutes). A beach-full of swimsuit-clad coeds on spring break in Florida are threatened by the invasion of killer sharks in this homage to “B” movies of the past (and, of course, a certain early Spielberg flick). Though set in Florida, the film was shot in Cape Town, South Africa, with a gaggle of young performers supported by veterans Kathy Baker and Bryan Brown.

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Production Company von Zerneck-Sertner Films. Director Paul Shapiro. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner. Co-Executive Producers J.J. Jamieson, David Wicht, Randy Sutter. Producers Peter Sadowski, Leslie Belzberg. Line Producer Nina Heyns. Co-Producer Ted Babcock. Teleplay James LaRosa. Photography Michael Brierly. Music Danny Lux. Editor Micky Blythe. Production Designer Birrie LeRoux. Cast Shannon Lucio (Danielle), Riley Smith (Shane), Jason Baldoni (J.T.), Bianca Lishansky (Karen), Genevieve Howard (Alicia), Warren McAslan (Max), Kathy Baker (Mary/Shane’s mother), Bryan Brown (Joel Gately), Wayne Thorley (Charlie/Danielle’s brother), Wayne Harrison (Peter), Miguel Borges (Beach Patrol Captain), Sindi Harrison (Maggie), Mehboob Bawa (Professor Wellington). 5837 The Staircase Murders (Lifetime, 4/15/2007, 120 minutes). True-crime melodrama that features Treat Williams as a loving father, aspiring politician, and best-selling novelist who finds himself accused of the 2001 murder of his socialite wife in their North Carolina home. The source for this film was the 2004 book A Perfect Husband by Aphrodite Jones. Production Companies L.I.F.T., Lions Gate Television. Director Tom McLoughlin. Executive Producer Judith A. Polone. Co-Executive Producers Kimberly Anderson, Malcolm Petal. Producer Judy Cairo-Simpson. Co-Producers Boris Malden, Aphrodite Jones. Teleplay Donald Martin. Based on a Book by Aphrodite Jones. Photography Lloyd Ahern II. Music Joseph LoDuca. Editor Marshall Harvey. Production Designer William Arnold. Cast Treat Williams (Michael Peterson), Kevin Pollack (David Rudolf), Samaire Armstrong (Caitlin Atwater), Brandon Olive (Todd Peterson), Laura Bailey (Margaret Blair), Douglas Griffin (DA Jim Hardin), Brett Rice (Det. Joe Castell), Kate Donadio (Erica), Nina Jones (Kathleen Atwater Peterson), Stephanie Honore (Martha), Ric Reitz (Bill Peterson), Kyle Russell Clements (Clayton Peterson), Lara Grice (Candice Zamperini), Melinda Walsh (Patty Peterson), Lisha Brook (Freda Black), Nancy McLoughlin (Margaret Blair), Dana Lee (Dr. Henry Lee), J.C. Sealy (Dr. Radisch), Brian F. Durkin (Brent Walgamott), Andrea Frankle (Det. Susan O’Neal), Don Yesso (Alan Crane), Bernard Hockle (Lead CSI), Nick Erickson (Agent Duane Deaver), Billy Slaughter (Dr. James Adams), Ramona Tyler (Laura Baxter), Lisa Morrison (Elizabeth Ratliff), Harold Evans (Judge), Hunt Scarritt (German Police Captain), Carol Sutton (Jury forewoman), Kerry Cahill (Barbara O’Hara). 5838 The Starter Wife (USA, 5/31/2007 to 6/28/2007, 5 Parts, 120/60 minutes). Five-part miniseries dealing with a woman who finds life after divorce and her quest to redefine herself after years of marriage to a Hollywood studio head. Based on Gigi Levangie Grazer’s 2005 novel (thinly disguised about her marriage to Hollywood producer Brian Grazer and, incidentally, an executive at USA Network that produced the film). Emmy nominations went to the film for Best Miniseries, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Writer, and Costume Designer. Judy Davis won in the Supporting Actress category. Pilot to the 2008 series. Production Companies Hay Pop Pty Ltd., McGibbon/Parriott Productions, 3 Arts Entertainment, NBC Universal Television Studio. Director Jon Avnet. Executive Producers Jon Avnet, Sara Parriott, Josann McGibbon, Gigi Levangie Grazer, Howard Klein, Stephanie Davis. Co-Executive Producer Jeffrey Hayes. Producer Marsha Oglesby. Line Producer Brett Poppelwell. Teleplay Josann McGibbon, Sara Parriott. Based on the Novel by Gigi Levangie Grazer. Photography Geoffrey Simpson. Music Ed Shearmur. Editor Robert Florio. Production Designer Tracey Gallacher. Cast Debra Messing (Molly Kagan), Judy Davis (Joan McAllister), Joe Mantegna (Lou Manahan), Anika Noni Rose (Lavender Caraway), Miranda Otto (Cricket Stewart), Peter Jacobson (Kenny Kagan), Stephen Moyer (Sam Knight), Aden Young (Jorge Stewart), Novella Nelson (Nana), Bethany Whitmore (Jaden Kagan), Trilby Glover (Shoshanna), Rodger Corser (Lary Dickson), Paul Gleeson (Aaron), John Atkinson (Detective Parks), Julia Blake (Mrs. Caldecott), Robert Coleby (Paul Devers), Karen Crone (Svetlana), Gigi Edgley (Chloe), Jerome Ehlers (Director), Jane Hall (Sharon), Steve Harman (Larchmont police officer), Chris Haywood (Mr. Lewis), Mark Holden (Rick Dunn), Kate Kendall (Lisa), Christopher Kirby (Officer Smith), Tiffany Lamb (Barbara), Barry Langrish (Pappy), Monette Lee (Peggy), Alicia Lumsden (Mei Mei), Robert Mammone (Bob), Leah Purcell (Hannah Spirits), Ryan Sheldrake (Boris), Leeanna Watsman (Sasha), David Webb (Dr. Peter Hexton), Madeleine West (Katy), Bethany Whitmore (Jaden), Ursula Brooks (Country club administrator). 5839 Stephen King’s “Desperation” (ABC, 5/23/2006, 180 minutes). Creepy things are happening in the tiny, once prosperous desert town of Desperation, Nevada, in this three-hour adaptation by Stephen King of his 1996 novel, where something evil—called Tak—has taken over. Tom Skerritt plays a novelist who turns up there with his aide and traveling companion, Steven Weber, as do a family of travelers and a hitchhiker, only to run up against a sadistic sheriff (Ron Perlman) who has something to do with the demonic force that has been unleashed there.

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Production Companies Sennet-Gernstein Entertainment, Touchstone Television. Director Mick Garris. Executive Producers Mark Sennet, Stephen King, Mick Garris. Producer Kelly Van Horn. Co-Producer Bruce Dunn. Teleplay Stephen King. Based on the Novel by Stephen King. Photography Christian Sebaldt. Music Nicholas Pike. Editor Patrick McMahon. Production Designer Phil Dagort. Cast Tom Skerritt (Johnny Marinville), Steven Weber (Steve Ames), Annabeth Gish (Mary Jackson), Charles Durning (Tom Billingsley), Matt Frewer (Ralph Carver), Henry Thomas (Peter Jackson), Shane Haboucha (David Carver), Kelly Overton (Cynthia Smith), Sylva Kelegian (Ellie Carver), Ron Perlman (Collie Entragian), Sammi Hanratty (Pie Carver), Ewan Chung (Shih), Alain Uy (Cha’an), Tom Parker (Young Johnny), Darren Victoria (Brian Ross), Glenn Wilder (Drunk driver). 5840 Stone Cold (CBS, 2/20/2005, 120 minutes). In this pilot to a possible new series for Tom Selleck, he plays a hard-drinking, hard-living small-town police chief named Jesse Stone—author Robert B. Parker’s “other” detective after “Spenser.” A series of murders that panic the residents of the quiet, fictional fishing village of Paradise, Massachusetts (a la Jessica Fletcher’s Cabot Cove in Murder, She Wrote), forces Stone to pull his life together in order to track down the killer. Production Companies Brandman Productions, TWS Productions II, Sony Pictures Television. Director Robert Harmon. Executive Producers Michael Brandman, Tom Selleck. Producer Steven Brandman. Teleplay John Fasano, Michael Brandman. Based on the Novel by Robert B. Parker. Photography René Ohashi. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Armen Minasian. Production Designer Vaughan Edwards. Cast Tom Selleck (Jesse Stone), Mimi Rogers (Rita Fiore), Jane Adams (Brianna Lincoln), Reg Rogers (Andrew Lincoln), Viola Davis (Off. Molly Crane), Alexis Dziena (Candace Pennington), Kohl Sudduth (Luther “Suitcase” Simpson), Polly Shannon (Abby Taylor), Stephen McHattie (Captain Healy), Vito Rezza (Off. Anthony D’Angelo), Victoria Snow (Margaret Pennington), Ralph Small (Chuck Pennington), Thomas Gibson (Troy Drake), Tony De Santis (Joe Marino), Chris Killam (Kenneth Eisley), John Beale (Dr. Peter Perkins), Cindy Sampson (Barbara Carey), Tom Gallant (Comden), Jeremy Akerman (Carter Hanson), John Dunsworth (Jim Burns), Joseph Rutten (Philly Carter), David Christoffel (DA Martin Reagan), Brian Heighton (Skip Wilder), Sylvia Villagran (Jenn), Heather Allen (Mrs. Feeney), Shawn Roberts (Bo Marino), Glen Grant (Reporter). 5841 The Storm (NBC, 7/26/2009 and 8/2/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hrs). Two-part disaster epic in which a rich industrialist and a deranged Army general decide to fool with Mother Nature for their own nefarious ends, manipulating weather systems worldwide. But things get out of hand and very wet. One of the tycoon’s scientists becomes a whistleblower, which only gets him and those he’s confided in into hot water—or worse, spilling the beans first to a TV reporter, then to a female L.A. detective. Four writers were credited for this soggy saga. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director Bradford May. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Mike Moran, Randy Pope. Producers Erik Heiberg, Lincoln Lageson. Teleplay David Abramowitz, Dennis Pratt. Based on a Story by David Rosiak, Matthew Chernov. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Jonathan Snipes. Editor Thomas A. Krueger. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast James Van Der Beek (Dr. Jonathan Kirk), Teri Polo (Danni Wilson [1]), Treat Williams (Robert Terrell), David James Elliott (Gen. Wilson Braxton), Marisol Nichols (Det. Devon Williams), John Larroquette (Bud McGrath [1]), Luke Perry (Stillman), Rich Sommer (Dr. Jack Hoffman), Cameron Daddo (Baxter), Rebeka Montoya (Garcia), Jorge-Luis Pallo (Francisco Ramirez), Richmond Arquette (Till), Troy Winbush (Brian Drexler), Patrick Labyorteaux (Carter), Erin Chambers (Dr. Carly Meyers), Anne Marie Howard (Margaret Spurlock), Jeannette Sousa (Gretchen May), Jack Conley (Rogers), Jared Ward (Officer Cooper), Ren Hanami (Dawn Maleluga), Candy Azzara (Rosie), Robert Neary (Detective Daniels), Ted Garcia (Ted Gonzalez), Adam Mayfield (Brooks), Jamison Yang (Ben Walker), Eric Bruskotter (Burly man), Tricia Gilfone (Miriam/barmaid), Castulo Guerra (Javier). 5842 Stranger with My Face (LMN, 8/29/2009, 120 minutes). Following her husband’s death, a woman moves her daughters, one adopted, Alexis, to their remote summerhouse in hopes of giving her family a fresh start. But the adopted one gets the feeling that she is being watched and soon unearths the dark past, discovering a twin sister she never knew she had. Based on Lois Duncan’s 1981 novel. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Bauman Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director Jeff Renfroe. Executive Producer Howard Braunstein. Co-Executive Producers Lynne Bespflug, Jamie Pachino. Producer Ted Bauman. Teleplay Jamie Pachino, Eric Tuchman. Based on the Novel by Lois Duncan. Photography C. Kim Miles. Music James Jandrisch. Editor Lisa Jane Robison. Production Designer Terry Beale.

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Cast Catherine Hicks (Shelley Strattin), Alexz Johnson (Laurie/Lia), Andrew Francis (Jeff Rankin), Emily Hirst (Alexis Stratton), Beau Mirchoff (Gordon Ahern), Luisa D’Oliviera (Nat Colson), Grace Sherman (Helen), Leah Gibson (Lia’s nurse), Nhi Do (Darlene), Christopher Gaze (Henry), Bruce Dawson (James Stratton), Joanne Wilson (Mrs. Abbot), Bill Marchant (Mr. Abbot). 5843 A Stranger’s Heart (Hallmark, 5/5/2007, 120 minutes). A cynical woman—a workaholic magazine writer—gets a second chance at life when receiving a heart transplant, while falling in love with another transplant recipient and then bonding with the young girl who happens to be the heart donor’s orphaned daughter. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mavrocine GmbH & Co KG, RHI Entertainment. Director Andy Wolk. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lobardo, Mike Moran, Linda Kent. Producers Lincoln Lageson, Randy Pope. Supervising Producer Matthew Fitzsimons. Teleplay Kelli Pryor. Photography Maximo Munzi. Music Lawrence Shragge. Editor Christine Kelley. Production Designer Scott H. Campbell. Cast Samantha Mathis (Callie), Peter Dobson (Jasper), Gina Hecht (Darlene), Kevin Kilner (Doc Jackson), Raynor Scheine (Frank), Amanda Carlin (Rose), Thomas Kopache (Duds), June Squibb (Aunt Cass), W. Morgan Sheppard (Fred Landreth), Gwendolyn McGee (Nurse Lulu), Mary Matilyn Mouser (Sara “Cricket” Cummings), Wendy Braun (Ms. Lageson), Rob Boltin (Matthew), David Pease (Arlo), Kristen Kerr (Sister), Jeff Ferris (Young Duds), Garth McLean (Brother-in-law). 5844 Street Warrior (Spike TV, 5/10/2009, 120 minutes). A decorated Iraq War vet, dishonorably discharged for doing what he felt was right, must win a series of deadly caged action fights in order to save his younger brother, clinging to life from a coma in the ring, and the latter’s pregnant wife from harm. Initially shown in Great Britain nearly ten months earlier and yanked from its original Spike TV slot, scheduled for early November 2008. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Grand Army Entertainment, RHI Entertainment. Director David S. Jackson. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producer Mike Moran. Producers Erik Heiberg, James Wilberger. Teleplay Alex Greenfield. Photography Ron Levy. Music Stephen Graziano. Editor Tricia Gorman. Production Designer Dan Whifler. Cast Max Martini (Jack Campbell), Nick Chinlund (Mr. Pope), Jane Park Smith (Ms. Lee), Max Perlich (Georgie Bautista), Valerie Cruz (Maggie Kuerner), Erin Cottrell (Sarah Campbell), Jayden Lund (Sheriff Watkins), Sidney Liufau (Isaiah Griffith), Kiko Ellsworth (Omar), Gary F. Kasper (Baldus), Danny Arroyo (Santo), Roland Kickinger (The Showman), James C. Mathis III (Zeke Washington), Mark Kubr (Palmer Jax), Jon Braver (Guard #3), Brandon Quinn (Joey Campbell). 5845 The Summit (ION, 6/15/2008, 2 Parts, 240 minutes). On the eve of the annual G8 summit in Canada, a bio-terrorism test goes horribly wrong and test patients start dying at an alarming rate. A cover-up by a U.S. national security advisor comes into play, but when the international community arrives for the summit, will the cover-up be exposed? This Canadian made two-parter (airing in the U.S. as a single four-hour fictional film) starred, among others, Christopher Plummer as the American president and Bruce Greenwood as the Canadian prime minister—but the real stars were James Purefoy as a concerned lawyer and Mia Maestro as a Colombian labor organizer. Production Companies Power Pictures, Media Headquarters, Shaftesbury Films. Director Nick Copus. Executive Producers Justin Bodie, Scott Garvie, Christina Jennings. Producers Adam Haight, Robert Cohen, Shari Cohen. Teleplay John Krizanc. Photography Alwyn Kurnst. Music Tom Third. Editor David B. Thompson. Production Designer Tim Bider. Cast Christopher Plummer (Pres. P. J. Ames), Bruce Greenwood (Prime Minister Richard Adderley), James Purefoy (Dr. Thom Lightstone), Mia Maestro (Maria Puerto), Wendy Crewson (Ellie Bruckner), Stephen McHattie (Tate), Rachelle Lefavre (Leonie Adderley), Nigel Bennett (Ian Greene), Rob Stewart (Colonel Chadsworth), Peter MacNeill (Michael Merchant), Krista Bridges (Dr. Zuzanna Vrobova), Rachel Crawford (Robin Levy), Mark Thomas (Lawrence Slingsby), Lisa D. Ray (Rebecca Downy), Noah Huntley (Danny), Noah Danby (Jarhead), Nicu Branzea (Sergi), Ingrid Hart (Black Ops Tech). 5846 Supernova (Hallmark, 9/5/2005, 180 minutes). Luke Perry plays an astrophysicist who’s determined to save the planet from a fiery end when Nobel-winning fellow scientist Peter Fonda suddenly disappears and his

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calculations lead to a cataclysmic discovery: that the sun is set to explode bringing about the end of civilization, in this special effects extravaganza filmed in Cape Town, South Africa. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Silverstar Limited Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director John Harrison Kent. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Steven Squillante, Therese Ryan. Producer Leanne Moore. Teleplay Steven H. Berman. Photography Frank Perl. Music Irwin Fisch. Editor Thomas A. Krueger. Production Designer Birrie LeRoux. Cast Luke Perry (Dr. Chris Richardson), Tia Carrere (Agent Lisa Delgado), Peter Fonda (Dr. Austin Shepherd), Emma Samms (Laurie Stephenson), Lance Henriksen (Col. Harlan Williams), Ronald Pickup (Joe Handey), Clemency Burton-Hill (Ginny Mckillop), Jessica Brooks (Brooke Richardson), Eliza Bennett (Haley Richardson), Marcus Jean Pirae (Dr. Marshall Peters), Jeremy Crutchley (Dr. Joseph Chenislav), Philip Lenkowsky (Grant Cole), Patrick Watson (Agent Means), Didier Moestus (Agent Bott), Adrienne Pearce (Giselle Lamond), Tamsin MacCarthy (Brenda), André Jacobs (Henry Cheevers), Chris April (Dr. Duka Ibrahim), Michael Mayor (Dr. Wilson Gregory), Greg Carew (Bone), Silvia Esau (Teresa), Cindy Sampson (Gina), Grant Swanby (John), Wayne Harrison (Bartlett), Mark McQue (President Jeffries), Patrick Lyster (Edwards). 5847 Surrender Dorothy (CBS, 1/1/2006, 120 minutes). In this adaptation of Meg Wolitzer’s 1999 novel, a distraught mother copes with the accidental death of her daughter by, to reconnect with her, retreating to the summerhouse that the latter shared with friends. Filmed in 2004, this drama sat around for over a year before airing—despite the presence of star Diane Keaton. Production Companies Stu Segall Productions, Wendy Finerman Productions, Sony Pictures Television. Director Charles McDougall. Executive Producers Wendy Finerman, Diane Keaton, Bill Robinson. Producer Diana Kerew. Co-Producer Lisa Zupan. Teleplay Matthew McDuffie. Based on the Novel by Meg Wolitzer. Photography Vilmos Zsigmond. Music Matthias Weber. Editor Michael Berenbaum. Production Designer Bob Ziembicki. Cast Diane Keaton (Natalie Swedlow), Tom Everett Scott (Adam), Alexa Davalos (Sara), Lauren German (Maddy), Josh Hopkins (Peter), Chris Pine (Adam), Peter Riegert (Mel Wolfe), Marnie Crossen (Mrs. Moyles/landlady), Myra McWethy (Betty the Bearded Lady), Roy Werner (Harvey), Liam Lynch (Sara’s lover), Leonard Stone (Old neighbor), Michael Hagimara (Sushi chef). 5848 Sweet Nothing in My Ear (CBS, 4/20/2008, 120 minutes). Hallmark Hall of Fame adaptation by Stephen Sachs of his off-Broadway play dealing with the world and culture of the deaf—and the controversy over cochlear implants within the deaf community, as a married couple (the wife is deaf) faces the separate realities when their only child loses his ability to hear. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Joseph Sargent. Executive Producers Brent Shields, Marian Rees. Producers Anne Hopkins, Joseph Sargent. Teleplay Stephen Sachs. Based on the Play by Stephen Sachs. Photography Donald M. Morgan. Music Charles Bernstein. Editor Michael Brown. Production Designer Barbara Dunphy. Cast Jeff Daniels (Dan Miller), Marlee Matlin (Laura Miller), Sonya Walger (Joanna Tate), Ed Waterstreet (Max), Phyllis Frelich (Sally), David Oyelowo (Leonard Grisham), John Rubinstein (Dr. Flynt), Carlease Burke (Jennifer Kramer), Shoshanna Stern (Valerie Parks), Noah Valencia (Adam Miller), Rosemary Forsyth (Louise Miller), Brad English (Henry Miller), Lily Knight (Judge), Deanne Bray (Dr. Walters), Colleen Flynn (Priscilla Scott), Steve Cell (Jerry Scott), Nolan Gould (Mark Scott), William Langan (Mr. Donner), Shelby Leverington (Dorothy Franklin), Christopher Gartin (Dr. Weisman), Jack Laufer (Dr. Carl Harvey), Mary Eileen O’Donnell (Laura’s grandmother), Garrett Ryan (David), Darrin Revitz (David’s mother), Michael Ormsby (Todd). 5849 Sybil (CBS, 6/7/2008, 120 minutes). Jessica Lange and Tammy Blanchard, in this remake, have the roles originally played by Joanne Woodward and Sally Field, in the true story of a young woman suffering from dissociative identity disorder, based on the best-seller by Flora Rheta Schreiber. (Of interest, this version was filmed early in 2006, but for whatever reason didn’t air in America until mid-2008, although it premiered in Italy in May 2007.) Production Companies Wolper Productions, Norman Stephens Productions, Warner Bros. Television. Director Joseph Sargent. Executive Producers Mark M. Wolper, Norman Stephens. Producer Michael Mahoney. Teleplay John Pielmeier. Based on a Book by Flora Rheta Schreiber. Photography Donald M. Morgan. Music Charles Bernstein. Editor Michael Brown. Production Designer Doug McCullough. Cast Jessica Lange (Dr. Cornelia Wilbur), Tammy Blanchard (Sybil Dorset), Ron White (Dr. Herbert Atcheson), JoBeth Williams (Hattie Dorset), Allison Murray (Young Sybil), Fab Filipo (Ramon), Brian Downey (Willard), Bri-

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ana MacDonald (Young Lulu), Bill Carr (Burly guy), Gary Levert (Art teacher), Linda Carvey (Hotel receptionist), Liam McNamara (Tommy Ewald), Marlane O’Brien (Bartender Micky), Michael Pellerin (Minister), Marguerite McNeil (Teacher), Michael Fox (University student), David Flemming (Man in white). 5850 Taken in Broad Daylight (LMN, 2/15/2009, 120 minutes). True-crime melodrama dealing with the story of 17-year-old Anne Sluti, kidnapped in April 2001 by a deranged criminal and taken on a six-day multi-state journey—and how she outsmarted her captor, leaving evidence for law enforcement on the way. Production Companies Two Lagoons Productions, MediaVision Productions. Director Gary Yates. Executive Producer Charlene Blaine. Producers Kent Ulrich, Mark Wolfe. Teleplay Charlene Blaine, Kim Delgado. Photography Brenton Spencer. Music Jeff Toyne. Editor Brad Castor. Production Designer Gord Wilding. Cast Sara Canning (Anne Sluti), James Van Der Beek (Tony Zappa), LeVar Burton (Mike Timbrook), Tom Anniko (Don), Bob Huculak (Agent Carter), Garth Merkeley (Gary), Brian Edward Roach (Tom), Karl Thordarson (Skeeter), Sarah Constible (Cat), Kristen Harris (Katie Harris), Adriana O’Neil (Diane), Alex Castillo (Reynolds), Aaron Hughes (Cop #1). 5851 Taking Chance (HBO, 2/21/2009, 85 minutes). The film, Emmy nominated for Outstanding TV Movie, is based on true events. Actually, it’s based on a real letter written by a volunteer military escort officer. Taking Chance recounts the story of Lieutenant Colonel Michael Strobl, a marine veteran of Desert Storm who volunteers to escort the remains of a 19-year-old killed in Iraq back to his family in a small Wyoming town. Ramrod-straight Kevin Bacon’s portrayal of Strobl earned him an Emmy nomination, as did the director, writer, composer, and seven others. Production Companies HBO Pictures, Civil Dawn Pictures. Director Ross Katz. Executive Producers Ross Katz, Brad Krevoy, Cathy Wischner-Sola. Co-Executive Producer William Teitler. Producer Lori Keith Douglas. Teleplay Ross Katz, Michael R. Strobl. Based on Material by Michael R. Strobl. Photography Alar Kivilo. Music Marcelo Zavros. Editor Brian A. Kates, Lee Percy. Production Designer Dan Leigh. Cast Kevin Bacon (Lt. Col. Michael Strobl), Tom Aldredge (Charles Fitts), Nicholas Reese Art (Nate Strobl), Blanche Baker (Chris Phelps), Guy Boyd (Gary Hargrove), Tom Wopat (John Phelps), Victor Slezak (Gunnery Sgt. Mulcahey), Brendan Griffin (Maj. Mike Thompson), Tom Bloom (Navy chaplain), Gordon Clapp (Tom Garrett), Mike Colter (Gunnery Sgt. Demetry), Ann Dowd (Gretchen), Noah Fleiss (Army Sergeant), John Bedford Lloyd (General Kruger), Paige Turco (Stacy Strobl), Sharon Washington (Mortuary technician), Sarah Thompson (Annie), John Magaro (Rich Brewer), James Castanien (Robert Orndoff), Ruby Jerins (Olivia Strobl), Benjamin Anderson (Chance Phelps’ spirit), Emily Wickersham (Kelley Phelps), Julie White (Col. Karen Bell), Tate Ellington (A.V. Scott), Matthew Morrison (Maj. Robert Rouse). 5852 The Ten Commandments (ABC, 4/10/2006 and 4/11/2006, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hours). Biblical spectacular retelling the Moses story by the producing Halmis (Robert and Robert Jr.) who several years earlier, with lots of eye-popping special effects, did a miniversion on it in another “religious-oriented event” called “In the Beginning.” Other than contemporary TV notables Dougray Scott, Linus Roache, and Naveen Andrews, and veterans Omar Sharif and Claire Bloom, this was peopled by relatively unfamiliar faces. Production Company RHI Entertainment. Director Robert Dornhelm. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr. Producer Paul Lowin. Teleplay Ron Hutchinson. Photography Edward Pei. Music Randy Edelman. Editor Mark Conte, Ingrid Koller, Victor DuBois. Production Designer Keith Wilson. Cast Dougray Scott (Moses), Omar Sharif (Jethro), Naveen Andrews (Menerith), Linus Roache (Aaron), Mia Maestro (Zipporah), Claire Bloom (Rani), Padma Lakshmi (Princess Bithia), Paul Rhys (Ramses), Richard O’Brien (Anander), Susan Lynch (Miriam), Silas Carson (Jered), Julius D’Silva (Pharaoh), Karim Saleh (Joshua), Ashley Arbus (Sichem), Peter Gevisser (Reuven), Patrick Gordon (Balaam), Ben Hammersley (Young Moses), Hannah Taylor Gordon (Rachel), Louis Hilyer (Amram), Marina Morgan (Leah), Greg Hicks (Jekuthial), Arrun Harker (Young Menerith), Thomas Keller (Yitzchak), Matthew Sim (Soothsayer), Lisa Jacobs (Jochebed), John Wark (Laban), David Schneider (Tobias). 5853 The Tenth Circle (Lifetime, 6/28/2008, 120 minutes). The idyllic lives of a college teacher and her husband, a comic book artist, are turned upside down, in this adaptation of author Jodi Picoult’s 2006 best seller, when their daughter accuses her ex-boyfriend of raping her. When the guy later dies under suspicious circumstances, the family finds itself at the center of a murder investigation that rocks their Maine community. Soon dad’s dark and controversial past is revealed and mom’s personal secrets surface—revealing just how far parents will go to protect their children.

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Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Sony Pictures Television. Director Peter Markle. Executive Producers Michael Jaffe, Howard Braunstein, Scott Goldman, Stephen Furst. Producer Michael Mahoney. Teleplay Maria Nation. Based on the Novel by Jodi Picoult. Photography Joel Ransom. Music Velton Ray Bunch. Editors Patrick McMahon, Marc Pollon. Production Designer Eric Fraser. Cast Kelly Preston (Laura Stone), Ron Eldard (Daniel Stone), Brittany Robertson (Trixie Stone), Jamie Johnston (Jason Underhill), Michael Riley (Mike), Haley Beauchamp (Zepher Santorelli), Geordan Brown (Moss Minton), Gil Anderson (Shakina), Gary Levert (Mr. Underhill), Deborah Post (Mrs. Underhill), Jon Cor (Seth Dummerston), Leah Fassett (Jessica), Geoff McBride (Teacher). 5854 Thicker Than Water (Hallmark, 3/12/2005, 120 minutes). Melissa Gilbert plays an urban lawyer who journeys into horse country to delve into her deceased dad’s secret past—an involvement with a renowned rodeo trick rider—and finds an unexpected family in the form of a woman who might be the sister she never knew (played by Lindsay Wagner, returning to TV after a long absence), as well as true love and her own unbridled spirit. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mat IV Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson,. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Steven Squillante. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay J.P. Martin. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Kevin Kliesch. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Melissa Gilbert (Natalie Jones), Lindsay Wagner (Jess Jarrat), Brian Wimmer (Dr. Sam Nelson), Lindy Newton (Lulu Nichols), Grainger Hines (Tom Grove), Nan Martin (Abigail; Jordan), Robert Mailhouse (Larry Gorman), Ryan Carnes (Tim Markus), Jennifer Jean Cacavas (J.J.), Sondra Currie (Sally), Jeffery Houston (Tim’s friend), Ivan Jaranjo (Water Vision), Nancy Atkinson (Receptionist). 5855 Though None Go with Me (Hallmark, 4/8/2006, 120 minutes). Cheryl Ladd ages from 50 to 75 as a woman reliving her life to her rebellious granddaughter, a restless teen who wants to run away from her smalltown life, about having lost her fiancé when reported killed in Korea but never losing her faith. Based on the inspirational 2000 novel by Jerry Jenkins. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Armand Mastroianni. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers H. Daniel Gross, Jerry B. Jenkins. Producers Kyle A. Clark, James Wilberger. Teleplay Pamela Wallace. Based on a Novel by Jerry B. Jenkins. Photography Amit Bhattacharya. Music Nathan Furst. Editors Andrew Vona, Christine Kelley. Production Designer Jonathan Carlson. Cast Cheryl Ladd (Elizabeth Leroy Bishop), Amy Grabow (Young Elizabeth), David Norona (Young Will Bishop), Brad Rowe (Young Ben Phillips), Bruce Weitz (Will Bishop), Millie Perkins (Frances Childs), Peter White (Ben Phillips), Emily Hardy (Young Frances Childs), Lindy Newton (Lisa Bishop), Christopher Allport (Dr. James Leroy), Mark Craig (Reverend Harmon), Alan Feinstein (Dr. Delgado), George Wyner (Atty. Albert Browning), Chase Ryan Jeffery (Ritchie), Alan Ritchson (Lt. Frank Meyers), Mariana Klaveno (Carrie Hollinsworth), Ainsley Rix (Young Sally), Denise Grayson (Older Sally), James Leo Ryan (Chris/paralyzed patient). 5856 The Three Gifts (Hallmark, 12/19/2009, 120 minutes). A childless couple, owners of a wooden toy company, invites three pre-teen orphan “wise guys”—known for being troublemakers—to spend Christmas with them, and with the help of the toy shop foreman who volunteers to keep an eye on the kids and gives them jobs in the shop, they manage to fall in love with them, although only one expects to be adopted. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, LG Films. Director David S. Cass Sr. Executive Producer Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Randy Pope, Kevin Bocarde, Mike Moran. Producers Brian Gordon, James Wilberger. Teleplay Donald Martin, Mitchell Gabourie. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Craig Bassett. Production Designer Dan Whifler. Cast Dean Cain (Jack Green), Jean Louisa Kelly (Cherie Green), Mimi Kennedy (Rita Green), Dylan Sprayberry (Mike Crane), Alex Zubarev (Henry Biggs), Spencir Bridges (Ray Tunney), Reginald VelJohnson (Rodney), Donovan Scott (Santa). 5857 Three Wise Guys (USA, 12/8/2005, 120 minutes). This is the familiar Christmas story as filtered through Damon Runyon in his 1933 short story, here updated amusingly to Las Vegas with Runyonesque bumblers and a married mobster’s pregnant tootsie (named Mary) in the desert and they spirit her to the Desert Inn—where she finds there is no room for her as it comes time to deliver. Runyon’s tale much earlier was filmed (in 1935) with Robert Young as star.

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Production Companies Vesuvius Productions, Lions Gate Television. Director Robert Iscove. Executive Producer Angela Mancuso. Producer Michele Greco. Teleplay Lucky Gold. Based on the Short Story by Damon Runyon. Photography Francis Kenny. Music Christopher Lennertz. Editor Casey O. Rohrs. Production Designer Guy Barnes. Cast Eddie McClintock (Joey), Jodi Lyn O’Keefe (Mary), Tom Arnold (Murray Crown), Katey Sagal (Shirley Crown), Judd Nelson (George), Nicholas Turturro (Vincent), ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper (Pastor Robert), Arye Gross (Leo Schor), Josh Berry (Jake Marley), Katherine Willis (Ruth), Madeline Whelply (Pastor’s girl), Kathy Lamkin (Nurse), Arron Shiver (Wayne), Luce Rains (Rummy), Nakotah LaRance (Shepherd boy), Frank Bond (Dr. Ames). 5858 Time Bomb (CBS, 3/19/2006, 120 minutes). A threat is reported claiming a bomb will blow up the Washington, DC stadium and its 95,000 fans during the fourth quarter of a major football game. Unfolding in real time, the Homeland Security team (under David Arquette) joins forces with the FBI, stadium officials, and Special Ops in a mission to break the code, deactivate the bomb, and avert disaster. This film—which has similarities to John Frankenheimer’s Black Sunday in 1977—originally was scheduled to premiere nearly six months earlier but was pulled from the schedule with no explanation. Production Companies Patriarch Pictures, Paramount Network Television. Director Stephen Gyllenhaal. Executive Producer Tom Patricia. Producers Josette Perrotta, Frank Military. Teleplay Frank Military. Photography Denis Lenoir. Music Louis Febre. Editors Matsie Hoy, Victor DuBois. Production Designer Anne Pritchard. Cast David Arquette (Michael Bookman), Richard T. Jones (Douglas Campbell), Louis-Philippe Dandenault (Richard Pratt), Tara Rosling (Lynn Bookman), Angela Bassett (Undersecretary Jill Greco), Neil Napier (Clark McDaniel), Simon Reynolds (Dennis Zameski), Henri Prado (John Givens), Matt Cannell (Matt Calvillo), Gianaolo Venuta (Agent Brian Goodman), Carlo D. Rota (Musab Hyati), Devon Goyo (Sean Bookman), Jim McNabb (Red Beacham), Sabine Karsenti (Deanne Mitchell), Lynne Adams (FBI Agent Lanton), Jayne Heitmeyer (Audio Tech Marin), Kevin Woodhouse (Deanne’s husband), Mariah Inger (Cop #1), Tim Post (Bale), Larry Day (Bartender), Brent Donnelly (Head security guard), Robert Bockstael (Principal), Chris Devlin, Mark Camacho, Robin Wilcock, Jason Cavalier, Christian Paul, Alexander Bisping. 5859 Tin Man (Sci-Fi Channel, 12/2/2007 to 12/4/2007, 3 Parts, 120 minutes each, 6 hours). L. Frank Baum’s venerable classic, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, in this three-part miniseries is reimagined for the new millennium, as best described, with a darkly menacing world populated by wicked sisters, cowardly psychics, brain-drained inventors, and a menagerie of other fantastical inhabitants. A fierce tornado rips DG from her clock-watching life as a waitress in the Midwest and deposits her with a shocking bump on the other Twilight Zone side. The threeparter earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Miniseries. Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Reunion Pictures. Director Nick Willing. Executive Producers Robert Halmi, Robert Halmi Jr., Steven Long Mitchell, Craig Van Sickle. Producers Matthew O’Connor, Michael O’Connor. Teleplay Steven Long Mitchell, Craig Van Sickle. Photography Thomas Burstyn. Music Simon Boswell. Editor Allan Lee. Production Designer Michael Joy. Cast Zooey Deschanel (DG), Neal McDonough (Wyatt Cain), Alan Cumming (Glitch), Raoul Trujillo (Raw), Kathleen Robertson (Azkadella), Callum Keith Rennie (Zero), Richard Dreyfuss (Mystic Man), Anna Galvin (Lavender Eyes), Doug Abrahams (General Lonot), Blu Mankuma (Toto/Tutor), Shawn MacDonald (Lylo), Ian Wallace (Raynz), Gwynyth Walsh (Emily), Ted Whittall (Shaman), Kevin McNulty (Hank), Jason Schombing (Denilo), R. Nelson Brown (Father Vue), Donny James Lucas (Vy-Sor), James Ashcroft (Joe Bill), Sean Campbell (Carter), Ingrid Tesch (Adora), Karin Konoval (The Wicked Witch), Colin Heath (Blue Hatt), Rick Howland (Red Hatt), Tinsel Korey (Airofday), Lucia Walters (Andreana), Garvin Cross (Stage Manager), Aaron Stephens (Roy), Andrew Francis (Jeb), Craig Veroni (Resistance fighter), Andrew Wheeler (Ralph Bedose), Marilyn Norry (Lorraine Bedose), Brenna O’Brien (Ella-B Bedose), Jake D. Smith (Wills/Trey Bedose), Grace Wheeler (Dorothy Gale), Rachel Pattee (Young DG), Alexia Fast (Young Azkadella). 5860 To Be Fat Like Me (Lifetime, 1/8/2007, 120 minutes). Pretty, popular high-schooler Aly Schmidt, sidelined from a college sports scholarship because of a knee injury, chooses to take part in a film project and dons a fat suit as part of a documentary to experience the hardships facing overweight high school students and her mom and brother. Based on a true story. Production Companies Ardmore Productions, Alexander-Enright & Associates. Director Douglas Barr. Executive Producers Mike Jacobs Jr., Michael Givens. Producers Paul Rayman, Michael Shepard. Teleplay Michelle Lovretta. Photography Peter Benison. Music Hal Foxton Beckett. Editor Nicole Ratcliffe. Production Designer Eric Fraser. Cast Kaley Cuoco (Alyson Schmidt), Caroline Rhea (Madelyn), Melissa Halstrom (Ramona), Carlo Marks (Michael), Rachel Cairns (Janie), Adrienne Carter (Kendall), Brandon Olds (Adam), Michael Phenicie (Jim), Scott Little

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(George), Ben Cotton (Warren), Matt Bellefleur (Eddie), David Lewis (Mr. Johnson), Jeff Cunningham (Randell), Aaron Brooks (Joel), Richard Harmon (Kyle). 5861 Touch the Top of the World (A&E, 6/18/2006, 120 minutes). Dramatization of exploits of Erik Weihenmayer, a blind Canadian climber, and his ascent in May 2001 of Mount Everest, the world’s tallest mountain. Filmed in the Canadian Rockies, this was based upon Weihenmayer’s autobiography. Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, A&E Network, Sony Pictures Television. Director Peter Winther. Executive Producers Michael Jaffe, Howard Braunstein, Mark Sennet, Delia Fine. Producers Eda Lishman, David Craig. Teleplay Peter Silverman. Based on the Autobiography by Erik Weihenmayer. Photography Attila Szalay. Music Joseph LoDuca. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer Rick Roberts. Cast Peter Facinelli (Erik Weihenmayer), Sarah Manninen (Ellie Weihenmayer), Bruce Campbell (Ed Weihenmayer), Jack Knight (Erik as teenager), Kate Greenhouse (Ellen Weihenmayer), Robert Moloney (Sam), Saxon DeCocq (Jeff Evans), Aaron Poole (Chris Morris), Shaun Johnston (PV), Brian Copping (Sherman Bull), Tom Carey (Brad Bull), Cassandra Bennett (Sasha), Marty Antonini (Mike O’Donnell), Chris Ippolito (Victor), Tommy Lim (Nick), Stephen Strachan (Keagan Reddy), Kurtis Sanheim (Mark). 5862 The Triangle (Sci-Fi, 12/5/2005 to 12/7/2005, 3 Parts, 120 minutes each, 6 hours). Three-part, six-hour tale set against the perennial mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, with a billionaire industrialist (Sam Neill) assembling a team of experts to investigate the strange disappearance of his ships without a trace. This sci-fi thriller was filmed in Cape Town, South Africa, from a teleplay by cult writer of the genre, Rockne S. O’Bannon. Production Companies Electric Entertainment, Bad Hat Harry Productions. Director Craig R. Baxley. Executive Producers Bryan Singer, Dean Devlin, Rockne S. O’Bannon. Co-Executive Producers Marc Roskin, Kearie Peak. Producers Volker Engel, Marc Weigert, Kelly Van Horn. Teleplay Rockne S. O’Bannon. Based on a Story by Bryan Singer, Dean Devlin, Rockne S. O’Bannon. Photography David Connell. Music Joseph LoDuca. Editor Sonny Baskin. Production Designer Tom Hannam. Cast Eric Stoltz (Howard Thomas), Catherine Bell (Emily Patterson), Lou Diamond Phillips (Meeno Paloma), Michael E. Rodgers (Bruce Geller), Bruce Davison (Stan Lathem), Sam Neill (Eric Benirall), Lisa Brenner (Helen Paloma), John Sloan (Aron Ackerman), Barrie Ingham (Doug Weist), Charles Martin Smith (Captain Jay), Marius Weyers (Karl Sheedy), Tamsin MacCarthy (Heather’s mother), Langley Kirkwood (Bill Granger), Russell Savadier (Alf Kring), Sean Cameron Michael (Don Beatty), Shannon Esra (Sally Thomas). 5863 True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet (Lifetime, 8/9/2008, 120 minutes). Comedy about an A-list, partying teen superstar whose life changes when, following a stint in rehab, she moves in incognito with her batty aunt (played by, of all people, Valerie Bertinelli) in Fort Wayne, Indiana, to adjust to life as a typical teen. Lola Douglas’ 2005 novel was the source of this film. Production Companies Barbara Lieberman Productions, Starz Media. Director Tim Matheson. Executive Producers Barbara Lieberman, Jon Maas. Supervising Producer Philip K. Kleinbart. Producer Mark Winemaker. Teleplay Elisa Bell. Based on the Novel by Lola Douglas. Photography David Herrington. Music David Schwartz. Editor Charles Bornstein. Production Designer Marian Wihak. Cast Joanna “JoJo” Levesque (Morgan Carter/Claudia Miller), Ian Nelson (Eli Walsh), Justin Louis (Sam), Lynda Boyd (Bianca Carter), Valerie Bertinelli (Aunt Trudy), Shenae Grimes (Marissa Dahl), Jennifer Miller (Julie), Melanie Leishman (Emily), Leah Cudmore (Debbie), Jonathan Potts (Principal Bowman), Rebecca Amara (Bethany), Victoria Snow (Vikki), Tannis Burnett (Diane), Jonathan Higgins (Mr. Sappey), Kathryn Haggis (Lisa), Martin Moreau (Lawyer). 5864 Trump Unauthorized (ABC, 5/24/2005, 120 minutes). Dramatization about the famed and tenacious real estate developer and unabashed celebrity known familiarly as The Donald, and the women in his life—and how he took on Manhattan. Based on a pair of Trump biographies by Gwenda Blair. Production Companies Barbara Lieberman Productions, Robert Greenwald Productions, Vin Di Bona Productions, Apollo Screen Produktion. Director John David Coles. Executive Producers Robert Greenwald, Barbara Lieberman, Vin Di Bona. Supervising Producer Philip K. Kleinbart. Producers Michael Hagemeyer, Danny Lux, Jorg Westerkamp, Mark Winemaker, Thomas Becker. Teleplay Keith Curran. Photography Walt Lloyd. Music Anton Sanko. Editor Ralph Brunjes. Production Designer Taavo Soodor. Cast Justin Louis (Donald Trump), Saul Rubinek (Peter Wennick), Chris Potter (Fred Trump Jr.), Ron McLarty (Fred Trump), David Lipper (Robert Trump), Richard Portnow (Mayor Ed Koch), Jennifer Baxter (Marla Maples),

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Peter MacNeill (Eisler), Katheryn Winnick (Ivana Trump), Mark Camacho (Rosenfeld), J.C. Kenny (Emma Reynolds), Peter Crockett (TV producer), Noam Jenkins (Rod Hobson), Richard McMillan (Des Scott), Carolyn Scott (Liz Smith), Jacqueline Pillion (Karen Dalton), David Sparrow (Hotel executive), Daniel Fathers (Ivana’s lawyer), Roman Podhora, Peter Feniak, Jerry Levitan, Martin Doyle, Pedro Salvin, Aaron Abrams, Sharon Brown, Martha Chaves, Marjorie Medley. 5865 Tsunami, the Aftermath (HBO, 12/10/2006 and 12/17/2006, 2 Parts, 90 minutes each). Docudrama following a group of fictional characters whose lives were transformed by the cataclysmic disaster of December 2004 in Southeast Asia. Emmy nominations: Best Director, Supporting Actress (Toni Collette). Production Companies BBC Films, HBO Pictures, Kudos Films. Director Bharat Nalluri. Executive Producers Jane Featherstone, Derek Wax. Producer Finola Dwyer. Teleplay Abi Morgan. Photography John de Borman. Music Alex Heffes. Editor Barney Pilling. Cast Tim Roth (Nick Fraser), Chiwetel Ejiofor (Ian Carter), Sophie Okonedo (Susie Carter), Hugh Bonneville (Tony Whittaker), Gina McKee (Kim Peabody), Samrit Machielsen (Than), Grirggiat Punpiputt (Pravat Meeko), Toni Collette (Kathy Graham), Kate Ashfield (Ellen Webb), Owen Teale (James Peabody), George Mackay (Adam Peabody), Leon Ford (Joe Meddler), Aure Atika (Simone), Jazmyn Mabaso (Martha Carter). 5866 Twitches (Disney Channel, 10/14/2005, 95 minutes). Long-favorite Disney television siblings Tia and Tamera Mowry play twin sisters born in an otherworldly kingdom called Coventry and separated at birth by a pair of mysterious caregivers in this special effects fantasy. Now, on their 21st birthday, they’re reunited to battle an evil force. They are entitled, naturally, to the magical powers that belong to them, but first they must learn to use them responsibly. Adapted from a series of popular “T-Witches” stories by H.B. Gilmour and Randi Reisfeld. Production Companies Carla Singer Productions, Broomsticks Productions. Director Stuart Gillard. Executive Producer Carla Singer. Co-Executive Producer Joan Carson. Producer Kevin Lafferty. Teleplay Dan Berendsen, Melissa Gould. Based on a Book by H.B. Gilmour, Randi Reisfeld. Photography Manfred Guthe. Music John Van Tongeren. Editor Robin Russell. Production Designer Doug McCullough. Cast Tia Mowry (Alex Fielding), Tamera Mowry (Camryn Barnes), Kristen Wilson (Miranda), Patrick Fabian (Thantos), Pat Kelly (Karsh), Jackie Rosenbaum (Beth Fish), Jessica Greco (Lucinda), Arnold Pinnock (David Barnes), Karen Holness (Emily Barnes), Jessica Feliz (Nicole), David Ingram (Aron), Kathryn Haggis (Housekeeper), Sharon McFarlane (Lucinda’s mom), Jake Goldsbie, Scott Fink, Lisa Ng, Gabriel Plener. 5867 Twitches Too (Disney Channel, 10/11/2007, 95 minutes). In this sequel to the 2005 Disney TV film fashioned for the Mowry twin sisters, Tia and Tamera, the two grapple with the discovery that they are royalty from the magical kingdom of Coventry, and an evil darkness continues to threaten them as they uncover evidence that their missing dad may be alive. Production Company Just Singer Entertainment. Director Stuart Gillard. Executive Producer Carla Singer. Producer John Lafferty. Teleplay Dan Berendsen. Characters Created by H. B. Gilmour, Randi Reisfeld. Photography Manfred Guthe. Music John Van Tongeren. Editor Robin Russell. Production Designer Doug McCullough. Cast Tia Mowry (Alex Fielding), Tamera Mowry (Camryn Barnes), Kristen Wilson (Miranda), Patrick Fabian (Thantos), Pat Kelly (Karsh), Leslie Sieler (Ileana), Karen Holness (Emily Barnes), Arnold Pinnock (David Barnes), Jayne Eastwood (Mrs. Norseng), Kevin Jubinville (Aron), Nathan Stephenson (Marcus Warburton), Jackie Rosenbaum (Beth Fish), Chris Gallinger (Demitri), David N’Daba (Felix). 5868 The Two Mr. Kissels (Lifetime, 11/15/2008, 120 minutes). Drama fictionalizing the lives of two highliving brothers (one an investment banker, the other a real estate developer), their gold-digging wives, and their mysterious murders several years apart. Based on Steve Fishman’s article “Kissels of Death.” Production Companies Dan Wigutow Productions, KZ Productions. Director Ed Bianchi. Executive Producer Dan Wigutow. Co-Executive Producer Michael M. Scott. Producers John Stamos, Terry Gould. Co-Producer Caroline Moore. Teleplay Maria Nation. Photography Teodoro Maniaci. Music Johnny Klimek, Reinhold Heil. Editor David Ray. Production Designer Rocco Matteo. Cast John Stamos (Andrew Kissel), Robin Tunney (Nancy Keeshin Kissel), Anson Mount (Rob Kissel), Gretchen Egolf (Haley Wolff Kissel), Chuck Shamata (Bill Kissel), Vincent Walsh (Michael Del Priore), Simon Reynolds (Lester Kaufman), Carlos Gonzalez-Vio (Carlos Castillo), Olivia Jones (Jane Kissel), Tea Jacobson (Deborah Kissel [age 12–14]), Cassidi Hoag (Mary Kissell [age 9–11]), Jake Goodman (Davis Kissel), Rachel Wilson (Melinda), Grace Armas (Maleah), Martin Doyle (George Minter), Paulino Nunes (Mark Collins), Amy Lalonde

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(Lizzy), Lynne Cormack (Sophie Katz), Craig Eldridge (Jeffrey Wulliger), Benz Antoine (Construction manager), Karen Ivany (Roz), Kristina Pesic (Babs), Anthony Bokenn (Trial judge), Gerry Quigley (Mailman), London Angelis (Young Andrew), John Fleming (Young Rob), J.C. Kenny (CNN reporter). 5869 Unstable (Lifetime, 4/25/2009, 120 minutes). After recovery from a nervous breakdown, a wealthy young woman falls for Mr. Right, but her dreams of wedded bliss spin into nightmares and she wonders if he is trying to push her to the brink of insanity to get her inheritance. Production Companies Muse Entertainment, WildRice Productions, Automatic Pictures, Granada America. Director Don McBrearty. Executive Producers Joel S. Rice, Irene Litinsky, Michael Prupas, Alison R. Rosenzweig. Producer Steve Solomos. Teleplay Charlie Bohl. Photography John Berrie. Music Christopher Dedrick. Editor George Roulston. Production Designer Tim Bider. Cast Shiri Appleby (Megan Walker), David Alpay (Woody Monroe), Charlotte Sullivan (Samantha Walker), Kathy Baker (Megan’s mother), John Bourgeois (Megan’s father), Salvatore Antonio (Jimmy), Kate Trotter (Constance Cole), Patrick Garrow (Jesse MacAllister), Ennis Esmer (Eric Kellogg), James McGowan (Rupert Carlyle), Sarah Podemski (Markie), Jo Chim (Ms. Chim), Jane Luk (Nurse), Ann Turnbull (Wife at party), Rebecca Amara (Receptionist), James Arnold (Lawyer), Mike Barbuto (Impound officer), Judy Sinclair (Elderly woman), Simon Wong (Pizza guy). 5870 The Valley of Light (CBS, 1/28/2007, 120 minutes). A returning World War II vet finds that the life he knew no longer exists. His parents have died, his brother is in prison, and the family farm has been sold. Wandering the back roads of the South, he encounters a stranger who directs him toward a place called the Valley of Light, where he meets a comely young widow and a mute boy, and slowly comes to realize that this is where he belongs. A Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation based on Terry Kay’s 2002 novel. Production Company Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Director Brent Shields. Executive Producer Richard Welsh. Producers Andrew Gottlieb, Brent Shields. Teleplay Camille Thomasson. Based on the Novel by Terry Kay. Photography Eric Van Haren Noman. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Tina Hirsch. Production Designer William Cruse, Barry Gelber. Cast Chris Klein (Noah Locke), Gretchen Mol (Eleanor Chatwin), Jach Mills (Matthew), Jay O. Sanders (Howard Reynolds), Jeff Perry (Taylor Bowers), Geoff Pierson (Whitlow Mayfield), Stephen Tobolowsky (Davis Littleberry), Robert Prosky (Hoke Moore), Angela Paton (Granny), Betty Moyer (Ada Reynolds), Jackson Rathbone (Travis Locke), James Marsh (Peavo Teasley), Kevin Chamberlin (Moody Goodhouse), William Joseph Elk III (Marshall), Allen Nause (Preacher), Brent Hinkley, Michael Maize, Raissa Fleming, David Meyers. 5871 Vampire Bats (CBS, 10/30/2005, 120 minutes). In this B-movie homage, Lucy Lawless and Dylan Neal reprise the roles from the earlier Locusts. The time the former USDA voracious inspect specialist (now a college professor) and her husband become involved with saving mankind from a deadly species of vampire bats that are responsible for a series of bizarre murders. This film was being shot in New Orleans when deadly Hurricane Katrina chased the crew out, and it was completed in Halifax. Production Companies von Zerneck-Sertner Films, Violet Blue Productions, Sony Pictures Television. Director Eric Bross. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Jill Tanner. Co-Executive Producers Malcolm Petal, Kimberly Anderson. Producers Christopher Morgan, Randy Sutter. Co-Producer Peter Sadowski. Teleplay Doug Prochilo. Photography Horacio Marquinez. Music Douglas J. Cuomo. Editor Micky Blythe. Production Designer James A. Gelarden. Cast Lucy Lawless (Dr. Maddy Rierdon), Dylan Neal (Dan Dryer), Liam Waite (Warden Jay Schuster), Timothy Bottoms (Mayor Hank Poelker), Craig Ferguson (Fisherman #1), Brett Butler (Shelly Beaudreaux), Tony Plana (Sheriff Herbst), Jessica Stroup (Eden), Arnie Pantoja (Jason), Brandon Rodriguez (Aaron), Robin Hines (Lizzie), Josh Segarra (Miles), Andrew Matthews (Keith Cline), Peggy Walton-Walker (Dr. Kason), Juanita Peters (Desk sheriff), Donna Duplantier (Coroner), Loretta Yu (Lizzie’s friend). 5872 A Very Merry Daughter of the Bride (LMN, 12/20/2008, 120 minutes). A twentysomething wedding planner disapproves of her fortysomething widowed mom’s whirlwind romance. Her mother has been a devoted single parent, but now she wants to create a fulfilling new life for herself. Unable to stop the wedding, the daughter decides to take control of it, and hopefully find a way to persuade her mother this is a bad idea. Production Companies Nomadic Pictures, Granada America. Director Leslie Hope. Executive Producers Josanne B. Lovick, Pamela Wallace. Producers Chad Oakes, Mike Frislev. Co-Producer Judith James. Line Producer Ian R.

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Smith. Teleplay Scott Eastlick, Leslie Hope. Photography Adam Kane. Music Zack Ryan. Editor Bridget Durnford. Production Designer Linda Williams. Cast Joanna Garcia (Roxanne Oaks), Helen Shaver (Rosie Oaks), Luke Perry (Charlie Breen), Kenneth Welsh (Jack Breen), Chantal Perron (Tish), James D. Hopkin (Martin Sandor), Loretta Clow (Liz Sandor), Lucas Bryant (Dylan), Myrna Vallance (Angry bride). 5873 Vinegar Hill (CBS, 5/24/2008, 120 minutes). A schoolteacher and her husband, down on their luck, are temporarily forced to move into her husband’s parents’ home with their two young children, but there they discover the parents’ loveless, bitter relationship that thrives on making each other miserable. And the teacher realizes there are dark secrets being kept inside. This adaptation of A. Manette Ansay’s 1999 novel, which was embraced by Oprah, was filmed in late 2004 and gathered cobwebs on the network’s shelf. Production Company von Zerneck-Sertner Films. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producers Frank von Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Ira Pincus. Co-Executive Producer Randy Sutter. Producer Peter Sadowski. Co-Producer Ted Babcock. Teleplay Suzette Couture. Based on the Novel by A. Manette Ansay. Photography Ousama Rawi. Music Richard Marvin. Editor Anita Brandt-Burgoyne. Production Designer Rejean Labrie. Cast Mary-Louise Parker (Ellen Grier), Tim Guinee (Jake Grier), Tom Skerritt (Fritz), Betty Buckley (MaryMargaret), Clare Stone (Amy Grier), Ty Wood (Ben Grier), Hollis McLaren (Salome), Colin Ferguson (Tom Welton), Larissa Laskin (Barb), Francis Fontaine (Father Bork), Roberta Maxwell (Eva [Ellen’s mom]), Kristen Harris (Julia), Milton Bruchanski (Mitch), Marina Stephenson Kerr (Vet), Rebecca Gibson (Woman in bar), Leigh Ennis (Attractive woman), Troy Lalchun (Little Jake). 5874 Walker, Texas Ranger: Trial by Fire (CBS, 10/16/2005, 120 minutes). Returning to the role he created in the 1993–2001 CBS series, Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker, Texas Ranger, goes in search of a teenager who is on the run from a dangerous crime syndicate, and also to clear an innocent colleague who is framed for murder. Most of the regulars from the series also returned for this film, although, at 65, Norris himself was getting a bit long in the tooth for his strenuous action scenes. Production Company Paramount Network Television. Director Aaron Norris. Executive Producers Chuck Norris, Aaron Norris, Leslie Greif. Producer Rick Tucker. Teleplay John Lansing, Bruce Cervi. Photography Fernando Arguelles. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Michael J. Duthie. Production Designer Phillip M. Leonard. Cast Chuck Norris (Cordell Walker), Sheree Wilson (DA Alex Cahill), Judson Mills (Francis Gage), Clarence Gilyard Jr. (James Trivette), André Kristof (Rhett Harper), Brett Loehr (Jeremy Hopkins), Steven Williams (Det. Mike Burton), Bruce Locke (Blue Eye), Janine Turner (Kay McCord), Ned Vaughn (Garrett Evans), Mitchel Musso (Josh Whitley), Glenn Morshower (Reid Larkin), Alan Ackles (Delta Vee CEO), Meagan Norris (Ranger Liz), Marshall Teague (Derrick Gibbs), Danilee Norris (Angel Walker), Darryl Cox (Aaron Gordon), Selena Gomez (Julie), Maggie Myatt (Dee Dee Michaels), Bob Hess (Carlton Cross), Chuck Baker (Herman Van Horne), Gavin Glennon (Jim), Brett Brock (Bartender), Denise Lee (Willa Gaines), Bentley C. Mitchum (Jerry Chen), Marco Perella (Bryce Haddon), Matthew Posey (Gene Atwood), Richard Dillard (Sumner Nichols), Brady Coleman (Judge Finch), Julie Mayfield (Recess monitor), Laurel Whitsett (Nancy Chadway), Sean Hannigan (Admiral), Timothy Vahle (Adams Hopkins), Derek Southers (Clete Tyson), Luke Tingle (Donny Gibbs), Kit Gwin (Mrs. Whitley), Grover Colson (Warren). 5875 Walkout (HBO, 3/18/2006, 110 minutes). Dramatization of the 1968 high school student walkout by Latinos in East Los Angeles, led by a 17-year-old college-bound senior and a charismatic Chicano teacher, who mentored the group, protesting academic prejudice and school conditions. Edward James Olmos directed and had a role as a school board member. Production Companies Esparza-Katz Productions, Olmos Productions Inc., HBO Pictures. Director Edward James Olmos. Executive Producers Robert Katz, Moctesuma Esparza. Co-Executive Producers Robert M. Young, Edward James Olmos. Producer Lisa Bruce. Teleplay Marcus DeLeon, Ernie Contreras, Timothy J. Sexton. Based on a Story by Victor Villasenor. Photography Donald M. Morgan. Music Rosino Serrano. Editor Michael McCusker. Production Designer Carlos Barbosa. Cast Alexa Vega (Paula Crisostomo), Michael Peña (Sal Castro), Yancey Arias (Panfilo Crisostomo), Laura Harring (Francis Crisostomo), Efren Ramirez (Bobby Verdugo), Veronica Diaz (Yoli), Bodie Olmos (Moctesuma Esparza), Tonantzin Esparza (Vickie Castro), Edward James Olmos (Julian Nava), Marisol Crisostomo (Mita), Jesse Garcia (Armando Lopez), Douglas Spain (David Sanchez), Diego Joseph Torres (Robert Rodriguez), Jeremy Ray Valdez (Robert Avila), Iliana Carter (Susan Racho), Germaine De Leon (Harry Gamboa), David Devora (John

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Ortiz), Jonathan Hernandez (Rosario), Jerry Hernandez (Ray Chapa), Fidel Gomez (Carlos Montes), Carmen Corral (Tanya Mount), Daniel Lujan (Chato), Walter Perez (Al Crisostomo), Pablo Santos (Mickey Fernandez). 5876 Warm Springs (HBO, 4/30/2005, 120 minutes). Much-admired drama (Emmy winner for Best TV Movie of the 2004–2005 season) about Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his pre-presidential struggles, beginning with his becoming a polio victim at age 39 and how he sought a miracle cure in the backwoods of rural Georgia, and ending on the eve of his victory at the Democratic National Convention in 1931. Britisher Kenneth Branagh stars as FDR, and Jane Alexander, who played Eleanor in a pair of two-part movies on FDR in the 1970s, here is his steely mother Sara Delano Roosevelt. This production garnered 16 Emmy nominations including Outstanding Movie, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actress (both Jane Alexander and Kathy Bates), Director, Writer, Cinematographer, Production Designer, and Costume Designer. Jane Alexander won the Emmy as did composer Bruce Broughton. Production Companies Mark Gordon Company, HBO Pictures. Director Joseph Sargent. Executive Producers Mark R. Gordon, Celia D Costas. Producer Chrisann Verges. Teleplay Margaret Nagle. Photography Robbie Greenberg. Music Bruce Broughton. Editor Michael Brown. Production Designer Sarah Knowles. Cast Kenneth Branagh (Franklin Delano Roosevelt), Cynthia Nixon (Eleanor Roosevelt), David Paymer (Louis Howe), Jane Alexander (Sara Delano Roosevelt), Kathy Bates (Helena Mahoney), Tim Blake Nelson (Tom Loyless), Matthew O’Leary (Fred Botts), Matt Malloy (Lionel Purdy), Andrew Davoli (Jake Perini), Nelsan Ellis (Roy Collier), Brian F. Durkin (Elliott Roosevelt), Georgia Miles (Anna Roosevelt), Felicia Day (Eloise Hutchinson), Ron Clinton Smith (Eugene), Devon Gearhart (Young Elliott Roosevelt), Melissa Ponzio (Lucy Mercer), Deborah Calloway-Duke (“Aunt” Sally), Rand Hopkins (Dr.Lovett), Lonnie Smith Jr. (Stanley), E. Roger Mitchell (Pete Collier), Dave Hager (Pat Doyle), Grayce Spence (League leader), Michael Pniewski (Hastings), Steve Coulter (Dr. Bissell), Terry Loughlin (Dr. Peter Hebert), Robert Treveiler (Dan Reed), Meggie Geisland (Daisy), Frank Hoyt Taylor (Conductor), Wilbur Fitzgerald (Al Smith), Craig S Harper (Houston police officer), Carrie Adams (Anna Roosevelt at 19), Turner Dixon (James Roosevelt at 15), Jody Thompson (Woodhall Busey), Danny Nelson (Farmer), Bart Hansard (Stationmaster), Mark McPherson (Dr. Willis), Greg Thompson (Photographer). 5877 The Water Is Wide (CBS, 1/29/2006, 120 minutes). A young idealistic white teacher finds himself instructing predominantly poor black children living on a small island off the coast of South Carolina in the late 1960s. Based on the memoirs of author Pat Conroy, this is a Hallmark Hall of Fame remake of Martin Ritt’s 1974 movie Conrack, that starred Jon Voight and Hume Cronyn. Emmy nominations went to Alfre Woodard, as the initially disapproving school principal, and composer Jeff Beal. Production Companies Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions, Fox Television. Director John Kent Harrison. Executive Producers Brent Shields, Richard Welsh. Line Producer Chris Bromley. Teleplay Jonathan Estrin. Based on the Book by Pat Conroy. Photography Kees Van Oostrum. Music Jeff Beal. Editor Michael Ornstein. Production Designer William Cruse. Cast Jeff Hephner (Pat Conroy), Frank Langella (Dr. Henry Piedmont), Julianne Nicholson (Barbara), Alfre Woodard (Mrs. Ruth Brown), La Tanya Richardson (Edna Graves), James Murtaugh (Edgar Bennington), Ivana Grace Fairley (Ethel), Marcus Carl Franklin (Charles), Rodney Reid (Prophet), Howard Houston (Lincoln), Cole Hawkins (Saul), Shakura Franklin (Mary), Michael Hammonds (Frank), Paul Amadi (Oscar), Halle Brown (Cindy Lou), Terry Nienhuis (Zeke Skimberry), Elaine Nalee (Ida Skimberry), Lynda Clark (Lou Stone), Mike Harding (Ted Stone), Robert John Burke (Colonel Conroy), Bill Roberson (Minister), Stephen Ware (Chairman of Ed Board). 5878 Wedding Wars (A&E, 12/11/2006, 120 minutes). After a gay party planner discovers that his straight brother, campaign manager for his fiancé’s dad, the governor of Maine, is behind the latter’s speech against gay marriage, he decides to go on strike for equal rights. And who’s planning his bro’s nuptials . . . ? Production Companies Storyline Entertainment, Sony Pictures Television. Director Jim Fall. Executive Producers Craig Zadan, Neil Meron. Producer Michael Mahoney. Co-Producers Jim Fall, Royce Bergman, Tim Christenson. Teleplay Stephen Mazur. Photography Ron Stannett. Music Mervyn Warren. Editor Margie Goodspeed. Production Designer David Davis. Cast John Stamos (Shel), Eric Dane (Ben), James Brolin (Gov. Conrad Welling), Bonnie Somerville (Maggie Welling), Sean Maher (Ted), Rosemary Dunsmore (Claire Welling), Jayne Eastwood (Wanda), Sean McCann (Vern), Linda Kash (Mrs. Fairfield). 5879 What I Did for Love (Hallmark, 12/9/2006, 120 minutes). A rising L.A. attorney goes home for the holidays with his fiancée to finally meet her family in rural Pine Gap, and after blundering through a bad first

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impression, attempts to win over her lawyer-loathing father by pretending to be a horse-riding, hay-baling, gamehunting, seasoned square dancer. He discovers, however, that a pair of worn jeans and a ten-gallon hat don’t make a cowboy in this romantic comedy. Production Companies RHI Entertainment, Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Mavrocine GmbH & Co KG. Director Mark Griffiths. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Marjorie A. Sweeney. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Jennifer Jean Cacavas. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Jeremy London (James White), Dorie Barton (Dr. Sadie Ryder), James Gammon (Karl Ryder), Steve Monroe (Jake Ryder), Chase Hoyt (Zeb Ryder), Jonny Acker (Travis Ryder), John Littlefield (Clint), Sally Struthers (Aunt Trudy), James Lashly (Bill), Rod McCary (Tom), Bruce Nozick (Lawyer #1). 5880 What If God Were the Sun? (Lifetime, 5/14/2007, 120 minutes). Faith-based movie about a cynical emergency room nurse (Lacey Chabert) who forms a life-altering connection with a terminally ill matron, played by Gena Rowlands who won an Emmy nomination. Adapted from the novel by John Edward. Production Companies Fox Television, JECO Productions, Old Beantown Films. Director Stephen Tolkin. Executive Producers John Edward, Brenda Friend, Gina Ruggolo Judd. Producer Greg Copeland. Teleplay Janet Dulin Jones, Jamie Pachino. Based on the Novel by John Edward. Photography Robin Loewen. Music Laura Karpman. Editor Gib Jaffe. Production Designer Tim Bider. Cast Lacey Chabert (Jamie Spagnoletti), Sam Trammell (Jeff Norris), Sarah Rafferty (Rachel Berenstein), Klea Scott (Carmen), Amanda Brugel (Lupe Torres), Diana Reis (Katherine), Kim Roberts (Maricela Lopez), Maria Ricossa (Alma Rosetti), Gena Rowlands (Melissa Eisenbloom), Ilya Torres-Garner (Raul), Ernesto Griffith (Captain Herbert), Yogesh Chotalia (Dr. Browning), David Stuart Evans (Michael), Robert Marshall (Orlando), Jan Skene (Dr. Greenberg), Wayne Nicklas (Father Thomas), Doreen Brownstone (Barbara), Mariam Bernstein (Georgette), Mike Bell (Glen), Gene Pyrz (Bartender), Susan Kelso (Mrs. Drake), Terri Cherniak (Woman in store #1), Blake Taylor (Louie), Kevin Yeboah (Roberto), Arne MacPherson (Joe Drake), Matthew Leibl (Rabbi). 5881 Where There’s a Will (Hallmark, 5/6/2006, 120 minutes). A widowed Texas at-death’s-door granny with a healthy bank account finds herself being cared for by her wastrel grandson, a debt-ridden, mob-ducking con man who has conveniently come back into her life and hopes to get his hands on her estate in this comedy drama. Originally called “Love, Clyde,” then “A Family of Strangers” when filmed in late 2004. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Mat IV Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director John Putch. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Steven Squillante. Producers Kyle A. Clark, James Wilberger. Teleplay Rex McGee. Photography Amit Bhattacharya. Music Joe Kraemer. Editor Cari Coughlin. Production Designer Jonathan Carlson. Cast Marion Ross (Leslie “Clyde” Onstott), Frank Whaley (Richie Greene), Keith Carradine (Sheriff Clifford Lewis), Christine Elise (Annie Clark), Paul Michael (Wheeler Darden), David DeLuise (Willy), Daniel Riordan (Paulie), Mary Beth McDonough (Dr. Burton), Peter Michael Goetz (Donnie Paul Dugger), Jay Underwood (Jimmy Ray), Jacleen Haber (Waitress Angie), Michael Dean Jacobs (Ben Mountebank), John Dybdahl (Younger doctor), Shea Farrell (Older doctor), Lynne Marie Stewart (Head nurse), David Bowe (Reverend Stevens), Karly Rothenberg (Loretta Baxter), Grant Vaught (T.J. Baxter), Melissa Jones (Betty/paramedic), Jack Donner (Dr. Whitehouse), Seema Wilder (Dovie Holt). 5882 Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy (Lifetime, 10/23/2006, 120 minutes). Drama, “based on the delightfully feisty memoir,” as the network press material pointed out, telling the story of Geralyn Lucas, breast cancer survivor and Lifetime Network executive. Often irreverent, the biopic earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Television Movie. Production Companies Grossbart Kent Productions, Granada America. Director Peter Werner. Executive Producers Jack Grossbart, Linda L. Kent, Robert Green. Co-Executive Producer Peter Werner. Producer Terry Gould. CoProducer Geralyn Lucas. Teleplay Nancey Silvers. Based on the Autobiography by Geralyn Lucas. Photography Neil Roach. Music Ernest Troost. Editor David Beatty. Production Designer Tim Bider. Cast Sarah Chalke (Geralyn Lucas), Jay Harrington (Dr. Tyler Lucas), Lally Cadeau (Barbara), Harvey Atkin (Harvey), Robin Brule (Wendy), Mayko Nguyen (Donna), Julie Khaner (Meredith), Ron Lea (Dr. Keel), Patti LaBelle (Monisha), Conrad Pla (Cuban cabbie), Geoffrey Pounsett (Dr. Bob Bradley), Jordan Barker (Adam), Andrew Gillies (Victor), Yanna McIntosh (Dr. Stone), Janet Lo (Mammogram nurse), Elizabeth Saunders (Dr. Meadows), John Bourgeois (Dr. Frank), Marcia Diamond (Mrs. Jackson), Dwight McFee (Newsstand guy), Nicky Guadagni

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(Photographer), Dax Ravino (Tattoo artist), Lisa Merchant (Chemo nurse), Kim Roberts (OR nurse), Briony Glassco (Dr. Schachter), Mark DeAngelis (Paul), Miranda Edwards (Maggy), Thom Allison (Queen from Queens). 5883 Widow on the Hill (Lifetime, 1/24/2005, 120 minutes). In this sultry based-on-real-events drama, a femme fatale insinuates her way into a wealthy horse owner’s family to take care of his dying wife as a hospice worker and then entice him into her arms when his wife dies, but after his sudden demise, she finds herself the prime suspect—but a wealthy one! Adapted from a Vanity Fair article by Michael Shnayerson. Production Company Lions Gate Television. Director Peter Svatek. Executive Producers Judith A. Polone, Glenda Hersh, Steven Weinstock. Co-Executive Producer David Stefanou. Producer Dennis Chapman. Teleplay Stephen Harrigan. Based on an Article by Michael Shnayerson. Photography David Greene. Music Danny Lux. Editor Stephen Lawrence. Production Designer Peter Cosco. Cast Natasha Henstridge (Linda DuPree Cavanaugh), James Brolin (Hank Cavanaugh), Jewel Staite (Jenny Cavanaugh), Gabriel Hogan (Rick), Jeff Roop (Kevin), Roman Podhora (Ransom), Melinda Deines (Monica Cavanaugh), Michelle Duquet (Felicia Cavanaugh), Marcia Bennett (Dottie), Laura DeCarteret (Lexie), Tracy Ferencz (Lois), J.C. Kenny (Janet Kinkaid/reporter), Peter James Haworth (Forrest), Joel Rinzler (Attorney). 5884 Wild Hearts (Hallmark, 7/8/2006, 120 minutes). Widowed L.A. cop, discovering he’s inherited the family ranch and mustang herd, goes back home with his somewhat rebellious daughter who finds small-town life not to her liking, and the two must readjust to the quiet life—but he must battle the strong-arm tactics of land developers intending to buy up the town. Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment. Director Steve Boyum. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Amy Goldberg. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Donald Martin, Mitchell Gabourie. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Jonathan Larroquette. Editor Christine Kelley. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast Richard Thomas (Bob Hart), Nancy McKeon (Emily Benson), Hallee Hirsh (Madison Hart), Geoffrey Lewis (Hank Hughes), A.J. Trauth (Tim Carter), James Callahan (Mayor Arliss Jenkins), Joseph Culp (Cody McMichael), Amanda Carlin (Amanda), Mary-Margaret Lewis (Mavis), Alan Fudge (Sam), Tico Wells (Jake). 5885 Wisegal (Lifetime, 3/15/2008, 120 minutes). Alyssa Milano portrays the real-life Patty Montanari, who became a trusted confidante to the mob, a widow supporting her two young sons by selling contraband cigarettes. James Caan plays the family Don who is impressed with Montanari’s moxie. She soon discovers, though, that an affair she is having with a Mafia capo in Brooklyn has put her kids in jeopardy. Production Company Starz Media. Director Jerry Ciccoritti. Executive Producers Daniel H. Blatt, Joseph Pistone, Leo Rossi, Anthony Melchiorri. Producers Terry Gould, Alyssa Milano. Co-Producer Danielle McVickers. Teleplay Shelley Evans. Photography Gerald Packer. Music John Frizzell. Editor George Roulston. Production Designer Franco de Cotiis. Cast Alyssa Milano (Patty Montanari), Jason Gedrick (Frank Russo), James Caan (Salvatore Palmeri), Janet Wright (Angie), Alessandro Costantini (Joey Montanari), Louca Tassone (Young Joey), Kyle Harrington (Nino), Anthony Moniz Lancione (Nino [age 4–6]), Heather Hanson (June), Zak Longo (Mouse Russo), Anthony Melchiorri (Uncle Tito). 5886 Write & Wrong (Lifetime, 6/3/2007, 120 minutes). Kirstie Alley plays a middle-aged screenwriter whose script-selling scheme—using her twentysomething automobile salesman nephew to pass himself off as the writer to beat Hollywood’s youth obsession—goes awry. Originally this was titled “And She Was.” Production Companies Jaffe-Braunstein Films, Granada America. Director Graeme Clifford. Executive Producers Howard Braunstein, Michael Jaffe, Kirstie Alley, Richard Fischoff. Producer Ted Bauman. Teleplay George Beckerman. Photography Tony Westman. Music David Schwartz. Editor Scott J. Kelly. Production Designer Michael Bolton. Cast Kirstie Alley (Byrdie Langdon), Eric Christian Olsen (Jason “Krueger” Langdon), Stacy Grant (Andrea Davis), Peter Cockett (Ray McDeere), Brittney Irvin (Stacey Herskowitz), Malcolm Stewart (Peter Langdon), Rob LaBelle (Steve Brooks), Tobias Mehler (Richard Fleiss), Jerry Wasserman (Marty Rosen), P. Lynn Johnson (Gloria Langdon), Peter Hall (Big Bear owner), Nick Misura (Billy), Alex Kliner (Jimmy), French Tickner (Pemberton Ballou), Susan Wilkey (Abby), Jennifer Spence (Carly), Gemma Levinson (Andrea’s assistant), Allan Gray (Dr. Alfred), David Lewis (Lev Jordanson), Brian Linds (Carl), Viv Leacock (Studio security guard), Christine Willes (Marty’s assistant), Raymond Law (Richard’s assistant).

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5887 XIII (NBC, 2/8/2009 and 2/15/2009, 2 Parts, 120 minutes each, 4 hrs). Two-part, high-stakes cat-andmouse thriller that begins with the first female U.S. president being shot dead by a sniper during her Veterans Day speech. And then a wounded man is found tattered in the forest with no memory of his identity. The tattoo on his neck indicates that he might be the assassin—but not if it’s Val Kilmer, the film’s nominal star who still has several hours of TV airtime before the denouement. Thus the race to find the gunman continues, in this Bourne Identity–type thriller adapted from the graphic novels by Jean Van Hamme and William Vance, a co-production of Canada and France. Production Companies Prodigy Pictures, Cipango, Power Pictures. Director Duane Clark. Executive Producers Jay Firestone, Ken Gord, Justin Bodie, Edouard Vesinne, Thomas Anargyros. Co-Executive Producers Frederick Bruneel, Zenon Yunko. Producer Peter Lenkov. Teleplay Philippe Lyon, David Wolkove. Photography David Greene. Music Nicolas Errèra. Editor Yann Hervé. Production Designer Craig Lathrop. Cast Stephen Dorff (XIII), Caterina Murino (Sam), Greg Bryk (Colonel Amos), Stephen McHattie (General Carrington), Lucinda Davis (Jones), Jonathan Higgins (Calvin Wax), Ted Atherton (Wally Sheridan), John Bourgeois (President Galbrain), Jessalyn Gilsig (Kim Rowland), Mimi Kuzyk (Pres. Sally Sheridan), Cedric Smith (Abe Miller), Barbara Gordon (Dr. Martha Miller), Val Kilmer (Mongoose), Ingrid Hart (Lauren), Gouchy Boy (Malock), Todd Sandomirsky (Agent Kohn), Dan Duran (Warren Glass), Hrant Alianak (Dr. Kimmler), Scott Wickware (Agent McCall), Luke Vitale (Agent Stanwell), Andrew Jackson (Roger Deakins), Julian Richings (Mr. Cody), Catherine Swing (Catherine), Ronn Sarosiak (Norman Ryder), Nigel Williams (Ellery Shipley), Jacqueline Pillion (XX), Peter James Haworth (Jasper Winthrow), J.C. Kenny (Arlington journalist). 5888 The Year without a Santa Claus (NBC, 12/11/2006, 120 minutes). Live-action remake of the 1974 Rankin-Bass animated cartoon special about how a thoroughly disgruntled Santa (John Goodman)—at the urging of his devious head elf—opts to take a year off from delivering presents, until Mrs. C (Delta Burke) recruits a young boy to help him rediscover the meaning of the holidays. The children’s tale was the basis of a 1957 book by Phyllis McGinley. Production Companies Wolper Productions, Warner Bros. Television. Director Ron Underwood. Executive Producer Mark M. Wolper. Producer Gideon Amir. Teleplay Larry Wilson. Based on a Book by Phyllis McGinley. Photography Don E. FauntLeroy. Music Deborah Lurie. Editor Tina Hirsch. Production Designer Craig Stearns. Cast John Goodman (Santa Claus), Chris Kattan (Sparky, head elf), Ethan Suplee (Jangle), Eddie Griffin (Jingle), Delta Burke (Mrs. Claus), Harvey Fierstein (Heat Miser), Carol Kane (Mother Nature), Michael McKean (Snow Miser), Marcus Lyle Brown (Officer Jefferson), David Blackwell (Dr. Broadbeam), Dylan Minnette (Iggy Thistlewhite), Lara Grice (Rachel Thistlewhite), Robert Treveiler (Mayor Thistlewhite), Dr. Laura Schlessinger (Herself), Jack La Lane (Hercules), Carson Kressley (Santa’s dresser), Tracey Walter (Abominable Snowman), Andrea Powell (Julie Kadlubowski-Sanchez), John McConnell (Animal control supervisor), Jody Thompson (Clop), Anne Quackenbush (Teacher), Jack Watkins (Booth), Todd Terry (Wilkes). 5889 You’ve Got a Friend (Hallmark, 6/9/2007, 120 minutes). In this inspiring drama, a 12-year-old who begins a new life with his aunt and uncle after his parents’ death endeavors not to have his personal problems get in the way of his dream: to win the American Soapbox Derby Championship with the help of a homeless Vietnam vet. But the odds are against him—including his school foe and main competition in the race. Originally titled “Derby.” Production Companies Larry Levinson Productions, Alpine Medien Productions, RHI Entertainment. Director James A. Contner. Executive Producers Robert Halmi Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive Producers Nick Lombardo, Mike Moran. Producers Albert T. Dickerson III, Jeff Kloss. Teleplay Oliver Robins. Photography James W. Wrenn. Music Kevin Kiner. Editor Colleen Halsey. Production Designer Yuda Acco. Cast John Schneider (Jim Klecan), Bitty Schram (Miss Nelson), Dylan McLaughlin (Bobby Graham), Jason Brooks (Jeff Graham), Kate Connor (Gayle Graham), Mark Rolston (Dennis Billings), Chase Ellison (Tommy Billings), Butch Hammett (Adult Bobby Graham), Gloria Gifford (Miss Egelhoff), Dennis Howard (Norman Hauser), Michael J. Shannon (Brayton Jennings), Michael Waltman (Principal Anson), Chayce Marnell (Will), Ron Michaelson (Mayor).

Chronological Chapter List of Title Titles, 2005–2009

1/2/2005 1/10/2005 1/14/2005 1/22/2005 1/24/2005 1/27/2005 1/30/2005 1/30/2005 2/7/2005 2/12/2005 2/12/2005 2/19/2005 2/20/2005 3/6/2005 3/7/2005 3/11/2005 3/12/2005 3/12/2005 3/13/2005 3/19/2005 3/20/2005 3/20/2005 3/21/2005 3/26/2005 3/27/2005 4/2/2005 4/3/2005 4/4/2005 4/4/2005 4/16/2005 4/24/2005 4/30/2005

Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure Dawn Anna Now You See It . . . Annie’s Point Widow on the Hill The Exonerated See Arnold Run The Magic of Ordinary Days More Sex & the Single Mom Family Plan Lackawanna Blues Ladies Night Stone Cold Oprah Winfrey Presents Their Eyes Were Watching God Lies My Mother Told Me Buffalo Dreams Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber Thicker Than Water Saving Milly Cool Money I Do, They Don’t Spring Break Shark Attack Mom at Sixteen Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie James Patterson’s Suzanne’s Diary for Nicholas Out of the Woods 14 Hours Odd Girl Out Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Mork & Mindy Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical Locusts Warm Springs

5/1/2005 5/2/2005 5/7/2005 5/8/2005 5/9/2005 5/16/2005 5/20/2005 5/21/2005 5/24/2005 5/24/2005 5/25/2005 5/28/2005 5/30/2005 5/30/2005 5/30/2005 6/10/2005 6/10/2005 6/17/2005 6/18/2005 6/20/2005 6/24/2005 7/8/2005 7/9/2005 7/11/2005 7/15/2005 7/22/2005 7/23/2005 7/24/2005 7/25/2005 8/21/2005 8/22/2005

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Riding the Bus with My Sister Murder at the Presidio Ordinary Miracles Elvis Confessions of an American Bride Hercules The Muppets’ Wizard of Oz Our Fathers Trump Unauthorized Rapid Fire Amber Frey: Witness for the Prosecution Empire Falls Faith of My Fathers Frederick Forsyth’s “Icon” Romy & Michele: In the Beginning Into the West, Episode One: “Wheel to the Stars” Go Figure Into the West, Episode Two: “Manifest Destiny” Fielder’s Choice Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life Into the West, Episode Three: “Dreams & Schemes” Into the West, Episode Four: “Hell on Wheels” The Colt Murder in the Hamptons Into the West, Episode Five: “Casualties of War” Into the West, Episode Six: “Ghost Dance” Back to You and Me Pizza My Heart The Dive from Clausen’s Pier Campus Confidential Fighting the Odds: The Marilyn Gambrell Story

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9/5/2005 9/12/2005 9/17/2005 9/25/2005 10/2/2005 10/3/2005 10/6/2005 10/9/2005 10/14/2005 10/16/2005 10/24/2005 10/30/2005 11/6/2005 11/20/2005 11/20/2005 11/21/2005 11/26/2005 11/27/2005 11/27/2005 11/28/2005 11/29/2005 12/1/2005 12/3/2005 12/3/2005 12/4/2005 12/4/2005 12/5/2005 12/5/2005 12/6/2005 12/8/2005 12/10/2005 12/10/2005 12/17/2005 12/18/2005 12/18/2005 1/1/2006 1/7/2006 1/9/2006 1/15/2006 1/20/2006 1/23/2006 1/28/2006 1/29/2006 1/30/2006 2/4/2006 2/6/2006 2/25/2006 3/13/2006 3/18/2006 3/19/2006 3/24/2006 3/25/2006 4/3/2006 4/8/2006

Chronological List of Titles, 2005–2009

Supernova Ambulance Girl Jules Verne’s Mysterious Island Martha: Behind Bars Mayday Haunting Sarah Four Minutes The Hunt for the BTK Killer Twitches Walker, Texas Ranger: Trial by Fire Human Trafficking Vampire Bats Category 7: The End of the World The Poseidon Adventure Snow Wonder Edge of America The Reading Room Silver Bells The Man Who Lost Himself The Engagement Ring Felicity: An American Girl Adventure Have No Fear: The Life of Pope John Paul II Love’s Long Journey Romancing the Bride Chasing Christmas Pope John Paul II Recipe for a Perfect Christmas The Triangle Knights of the South Bronx Three Wise Guys Code Breakers Painkiller Jane Meet the Santas Once Upon a Mattress The Christmas Blessing Surrender Dorothy Murder 101 For the Love of a Child Jesse Stone: Night Passage High School Musical A Little Thing Called Murder Hidden Places The Water Is Wide Flight 93 Falling in Love with the Girl Next Door For One Night Mrs. Harris Augusta, Gone Walkout Time Bomb Cow Belles Our House Fatal Desire Though None Go with Me

4/9/2006 4/9/2006 4/10/2006 4/22/2006 4/23/2006 4/30/2006 5/6/2006 5/7/2006 5/8/2006 5/9/2006 5/21/2006 5/23/2006 5/27/2006 5/28/2006 6/17/2006 6/18/2006 6/19/2006 6/25/2006 7/1/2006 7/8/2006 7/10/2006 7/21/2006 7/23/2006 8/13/2006 8/19/2006 8/25/2006 9/2/2006 9/4/2006 9/4/2006 9/4/2006 9/9/2006 9/10/2006 9/11/2006 10/14/2006 10/20/2006 10/22/2006 10/23/2006 10/30/2006 11/26/2006 11/26/2006 12/2/2006 12/3/2006 12/9/2006 12/10/2006 12/10/2006 12/11/2006 12/11/2006 12/11/2006 12/11/2006 12/16/2006

Avenger Robert Ludlum’s Covert One: The Hades Factor The Ten Commandments Elizabeth I In from the Night Jesse Stone: Death in Paradise Where There’s a Will Gone but Not Forgotten Murder on Pleasant Drive Fatal Contact: Bird Flu in America 10.5: Apocalypse Stephen King’s Desperation The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb Arthur Hailey’s Detective Blackbeard Touch the Top of the World A Girl Like Me: The Gwen Araujo Story Broken Trail Desolation Canyon Wild Hearts Not Like Everyone Else Read It and Weep Fallen The Ron Clark Story The Fantasia Barrino Story: Life Is Not a Fairy Tale The Cheetah Girls 2 Merlin’s Apprentice Relative Chaos Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Diff’rent Strokes Firestorm: Last Stand at Yellowstone The Mermaid Chair The Path to 9/11 Absolution Final Days of Planet Earth Return to Halloweentown The Initiation of Sarah Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy The House Next Door Candles on Bay Street Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front The Christmas Card The Librarian: Return to King Solomon’s Mines What I Did for Love Tsunami, the Aftermath Santa Baby A Christmas Wedding The Year without a Santa Claus Wedding Wars The Lost Room Love’s Abiding Joy

Chronological List of Titles, 2005–2009

12/16/2006 12/18/2006 12/25/2006 1/6/2007 1/8/2007 1/12/2007 1/28/2007 1/29/2007 2/3/2007 2/5/2007 2/12/2007 2/19/2007 3/3/2007 3/3/2007 3/10/2007 3/12/2007 3/26/2007 4/7/2007 4/15/2007 4/22/2007 4/23/2007 5/5/2007 5/14/2007 5/22/2007 5/26/2007 5/27/2007 5/31/2007 6/2/2007 6/3/2007 6/8/2007 6/9/2007 6/9/2007 6/25/2007 7/7/2007 7/9/2007 8/5/2007 8/5/2007 8/11/2007 8/17/2007 8/18/2007 8/25/2007 9/8/2007 10/11/2007 10/13/2007 10/21/2007 10/22/2007 11/17/2007 11/24/2007 11/25/2007 12/1/2007 12/2/2007 12/2/2007 12/8/2007 12/8/2007

Christmas Do-Over A Perfect Day Home by Christmas Murder 101: College Can Be Murder To Be Fat Like Me Jump In! The Valley of Light Nora Roberts’ Angels Fall Love Is a Four Letter Word Nora Roberts’ Montana Sky Nora Roberts’ Blue Smoke Nora Roberts’ California Moon Sacrifices of the Heart The Robber Bride Life Support Kings of South Beach The Party Never Stops Love’s Unending Journey The Staircase Murders Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness A Life Interrupted A Stranger’s Heart What If God Were the Sun? Jesse Stone: Sea Change Pandemic Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee The Starter Wife Marco Polo Write & Wrong Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board You’ve Got a Friend Ruffian Girl, Positive Avenging Angel The Bronx Is Burning The Company Killer Wave Claire High School Musical 2 Murder 101: If Wishes Were Horses The Murder of Princess Diana Custody Twitches Too The Gathering Nature of the Beast Matters of Life & Dating More of Me A Grandpa for Christmas Christmas Caper All I Want for Christmas Pictures of Hollis Woods Tin Man The Note Lost Holiday: The Jim and Suzanne Shemwell Story

12/9/2007 12/9/2007 12/15/2007 12/15/2007 1/5/2008 1/12/2008 1/13/2008 1/19/2008 1/19/2008 1/25/2008 1/26/2008 1/27/2008 1/27/2008 1/27/2008 2/2/2008 2/9/2008 2/16/2008 2/17/2008 2/25/2008 3/15/2008 3/15/2008 3/16/2008 3/16/2008 3/29/2008 3/30/2008 3/30/2008 4/2/2008 4/12/2008 4/12/2008 4/19/2008 4/20/2008 4/20/2008 4/21/2008 5/3/2008 5/17/2008 5/24/2008 5/24/2008 5/25/2008 5/25/2008 5/26/2008 6/7/2008 6/8/2008 6/8/2008 6/15/2008 6/20/2008 6/21/2008 6/22/2008 6/28/2008 7/5/2008 7/12/2008 8/2/2008 8/2/2008 8/9/2008 8/16/2008

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Holiday in Handcuffs Oprah Winfrey Presents: Mitch Albom’s For One More Day Love’s Unfolding Dream Snowglobe Charlie & Me Queen Sized Comanche Moon The Good Witch Husband for Hire Minutemen Daniel’s Daughter The Russell Girl Journey to the Center of the Earth Sharpshooter Bridal Fever Bernard and Doris Racing for Time Knight Rider A Raisin in the Sun Aces ‘n Eights Wisegal The Cutting Edge 3: Chasing the Dream John Adams Prairie Fever The Capture of the Green River Killer Crash and Burn Son of the Dragon The Memory Keeper’s Daughter Lone Rider Love Sick: Secrets of a Sex Addict Princess Sweet Nothing in My Ear Finish Line The Shell Seekers Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Final Approach Vinegar Hill Shark Swarm Recount The Andromeda Strain Sybil The Circuit Backwoods The Summit Camp Rock Joy Fielding’s The Other Woman Nightmare at the End of the Hall The Tenth Circle A Gunfighter’s Pledge Every Second Counts Murder 101: Locked Room Mystery Fab Five: The Texas Cheerleader Scandal True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet Confessions of a Go-Go Girl

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8/17/2008 8/17/2008 8/22/2008 8/23/2008 8/30/2008 9/1/2008 9/5/2008 9/6/2008 9/10/2008 9/12/2008 9/13/2008 9/21/2008 10/17/2008 10/18/2008 10/18/2008 10/25/2008 10/25/2008 11/8/2008 11/9/2008 11/15/2008 11/15/2008 11/22/2008 11/29/2008 12/6/2008 12/6/2008 12/7/2008 12/7/2008 12/13/2008 12/14/2008 12/18/2008 12/20/2008 12/20/2008 12/27/2008 1/3/2009 1/10/2009 1/24/2009 1/25/2009 1/25/2009 1/31/2009 2/7/2009 2/7/2009 2/8/2009 2/14/2009 2/15/2009 2/16/2009 2/16/2009 2/21/2009 2/28/2009 3/1/2009 3/7/2009 3/14/2009 3/15/2009 3/21/2009

Chronological List of Titles, 2005–2009

Little Girl Lost: The Delimar Vera Story Kung Fu Killer The Cheetah Girls One World Dear Prudence For the Love of Grace Depth Charge Samurai Girl Grave Misconduct Mask of the Ninja Gym Teacher: The Movie Coco Chanel The Governor’s Wife Ring of Death Living Proof Ladies of the House Generation Gap Sex & Lies in Sin City: The Ted Binion Scandal Mail Order Bride The Deadliest Lesson Accidental Friendship The Two Mr. Kissels An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving Moonlight & Mistletoe Flirting with Forty The Christmas Choir The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice Front of the Class The Most Wonderful Time of the Year Snow 2 Brain Freeze The Christmas Clause Our First Christmas A Very Merry Daughter of the Bride A Kiss at Midnight The Nanny Express Expecting a Miracle Prayers for Bobby Loving Leah The Last Templar The Note II: Taking a Chance on Love Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story The Good Witch’s Garden XIII Before You Say “I Do” Taken in Broad Daylight Spectacular! Dadnapped Taking Chance America Jesse Stone: Thin Ice Bound by a Secret Relative Stranger Au Pair 3: Adventure in Paradise Nora Roberts’ Northern Lights

3/28/2009 4/4/2009 4/4/2009 4/11/2009 4/11/2009 4/18/2009 4/19/2009 4/19/2009 4/19/2009 4/19/2009 4/24/2009 4/25/2009 4/25/2009 4/25/2009 5/2/2009 5/10/2009 5/17/2009 5/24/2009 5/30/2009 5/30/2009 5/31/2009 6/6/2009 6/19/2009 6/21/2009 6/21/2009 6/26/2009 6/29/2009 7/5/2009 7/11/2009 7/12/2009 7/18/2009 7/19/2009 7/20/2009 7/26/2009 7/26/2009 8/1/2009 8/22/2009 8/22/2009 8/29/2009 9/12/2009 9/12/2009 9/13/2009 9/19/2009 9/26/2009 10/17/2009 10/24/2009 11/7/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/15/2009 11/27/2009 11/28/2009 11/28/2009 11/29/2009

Nora Roberts’ Midnight Bayou Love Takes Wing Nora Roberts’ High Noon Nora Roberts’ Tribute Love Finds a Home Grey Gardens The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler Natalee Holloway My Fake Fiance Knights of Bloodsteel Hatching Pete Chasing a Dream Unstable Carny Living Out Loud Street Warrior Do You Know Me? Diamonds Safe Harbor Maneater Into the Storm Come Dance at My Wedding Mr. Troop Mom Impact Killer Hair Princess Protection Program Hostile Makeover Angel and the Badman The Gambler, the Girl, and the Gunslinger Meteor Mending Fences Held Hostage Moon Shot: The Flight of Apollo 11 The Storm One Hot Summer Mrs. Washington Goes to Smith Acceptance Phantom Racer Stranger with My Face Citizen Jane My Nanny’s Secret High Plains Invaders Georgia O’Keeffe Children of the Corn Sorority Wars Always and Forever Ann Rule’s Too Late to Say Goodbye Ann Rule’s Everything She Ever Wanted Flower Girl The Prisoner Skyrunners The National Tree Beyond Sherwood Forest A Dog Named Christmas

Chronological List of Titles, 2005–2009

11/29/2009 12/5/2009 12/5/2009 12/6/2009 12/12/2009

The Dog Who Saved Christmas Debbie Macomber’s Mrs. Miracle 12 Men of Christmas Alice Christmas in Canaan

12/12/2009 12/13/2009 12/13/2009 12/19/2009

The Christmas Hope A Golden Christmas Santa Baby 2: Christmas Maybe The Three Gifts

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Television Chapter Movies Title Adapted from Other Sources KEY Movie Title (Broadcast Year) Source (Type, Year of Publication) Author Acceptance (2009) Acceptance: A Novel (novel, 2007) Susan Coll Alice (2009) Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (novel, 1865) Lewis Carroll Ambulance Girl (2005) Ambulance Girl (memoir, 2003) Jane Stern America (2009) America (young-adult novel, 2002) E.R. Frank

Nora Roberts’ “Blue Smoke” (2007) Blue Smoke (novel, 2005) Nora Roberts Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (2007) Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (nonfiction book, 1970) Dee Brown Nora Roberts’ “California Moon” (2007) California Moon (novel, 2000) Nora Roberts Candles on Bay Street (2006) Candles on Bay Street (novel, 1999) K.C. McKinnon The Path to 9/11 (2006) The Cell: Inside the 9/11 Plot, and Why the FBI and CIA Failed to Stop It (nonfiction book, 2002) John Miller and Michael Stone

The Andromeda Strain (2008) The Andromeda Strain (novel, 1969) Michael Crichton

The Capture of the Green River Killer (2008) Chasing the Devil: My Twenty-Year Quest to Capture the Green River Killer (nonfiction book, 2004) David Reichert

Nora Roberts’ “Angels Fall” (2007) Angels Fall (novel, 2006) Nora Roberts

Children of the Corn (2009) “Children of the Corn” (Penthouse short story, 1977) Stephen King

Augusta, Gone (2006) Augusta, Gone (autobiography, 2001) Martha Tod Dudman

The Christmas Blessing (2005) The Christmas Blessing (novel, 2003) Donna Van Liere

Avenger (2006) Avenger (novel, 2003) Frederick Forsyth

The Christmas Hope (2009) The Christmas Hope (novel, 2005) Donna Van Liere 117

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Christmas in Canaan (2009) Christmas in Canaan (novel, 2002) Kenny Rogers and Donald Davenport

The Dive from Clausen’s Pier (2005) The Dive from Clausen’s Pier (novel, 2002) Ann Packer

Citizen Jane (2009) Citizen Jane: Money, Murder, and One Woman’s Search for Justice (true-crime book, 1999) James Dallesandro with David Mehnert

A Dog Named Christmas (2009) A Dog Named Christmas (novel, 2008) Greg Kincaid

The Colt (2005) “The Colt” (short story, 1926) Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokov Comanche Moon (2008) Comanche Moon (novel, 1997) Larry McMurtry The Company (2007) The Company (novel, 2002) Robert Littell Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber (2005) Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber (novel, 2002) Adele Lang Robert Ludlum’s “Covert One: The Hades Factor” (2006) Covert One: The Hades Factor (novel, 2000) Robert Ludlum and Gayle Lynds

Trump Unauthorized (2005) Donald Trump: Master Apprentice (biography, 2004) and The Trumps: Three Generations That Built an Empire (biography, 2000) Gwenda Blair Empire Falls (2005) Empire Falls (novel, 2002) Richard Russo The Exonerated (2005) The Exonerated (off-Broadway play, 2002) Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen Ann Rule’s “Everything She Ever Wanted” (2009) Everything She Ever Wanted (true-crime book, 1992) Ann Rule Faith of My Fathers (2005) Faith of My Fathers (memoir, 1999) John McCain with Mark Salter

A Little Thing Called Murder (2006) Dead End: The Crime Story of the Decade – Murder, Incest and High-Tech Thievery (true-crime book, 2001) Jeanne King

Fallen (2006) Fallen (novel, 2003) Thomas E. Sniegoski

Jesse Stone: Death in Paradise (2006) Death in Paradise (Jesse Stone mystery, 2002) Robert B. Parker

Fatal Desire (2006) Fatal Error (book, 1993) Mark Morris and Paul Janczewski

12 Men of Christmas (2009) Decent Exposure (novel, 2006) Phillipa Scott

Custody (2007) Figures of Echo (novel, 2007) Mary Herczog

Stephen King’s “Desperation” (2006) Desperation (novel, 1996) Stephen King

Flirting with Forty (2008) Flirting with Forty (novel, 2006) Jane Porter

Arthur Hailey’s “Detective” (2006) Detective (novel, 1997) Arthur Hailey

Oprah Winfrey Presents Mitch Albom’s “For One More Day” (2007) For One More Day (novel, 2006) Mitch Albom

Diamonds (2009) Diamond: A Journey to the Heart of an Obsession (nonfiction book, 2001) Matthew Hart

Front of the Class (2008) Front of the Class (autobiography, 2005) Brad Cohen with Lisa Wysocky

Television Movies Adapted from Other Sources

Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story Gifted Hands (memoir, 1990) Dr. Benjamin Carson with Cecil Murphey

John Adams (2008) John Adams (biography, 2002) David McCullough

Gone but Not Forgotten (2006) Gone but Not Forgotten (novel, 1993) Phillip M. Margolin

Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008) Journey to the Center of the Earth (novel, 1864) Jules Verne

Held Hostage (2009) Held Hostage: The True Story of a Mother and Daughter’s Kidnapping (nonfiction book, 2005) Michelle Renee with Andrea Cagan

Snow Wonder (2005) Just Like the Ones I Used to Know (novella, 2004) Connie Willis

Living Proof (2008) Her-2: The Making of Herceptin, A Revolutionary Treatment for Breast Cancer (nonfiction book, 1998) Robert Bazell Hidden Places (2006) Hidden Places (novel, 2001) Lynn Austin Nora Roberts’ “High Noon” (2009) High Noon (novel, 2007) Nora Roberts Hostile Makeover (2009) Hostile Makeover (“Crime of Fashion” mystery series, 2005) Ellen Byerrum The House Next Door (2006) The House Next Door (novel, 1978) Anne Rivers Siddons Read It and Weep (2006) How My Private Personal Journal Became a Bestseller (novel, 2004) Julia DeVillers Frederick Forsyth’s “Icon” (2005) Icon (novel, 1996) Frederick Forsyth Bound by a Secret (2009) Ida Mae Tutweiler and the Traveling Tea Party (novel, 2000) Ginnie Siena Bivona In from the Night (2006) If Nights Could Talk: A Family Memoir (memoir, 2001) Marsha Recknagel

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Killer Hair (2009) Killer Hair (“Crime of Fashion” mystery series, 2003) Ellen Byerrum The Two Mr. Kissels (2008) “Kissels of Death” (New York magazine article, 2006) Steve Fishman Lackawanna Blues (2005) Lackawanna Blues (off-Broadway autobiographical oneman show, 2001) Ruben Santiago-Hudson The Bronx Is Burning (2007) Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx Is Burning: 1977, Baseball, Politics, and the Battle for the Soul of the City (nonfiction book, 2006) Jonathan Mahler The Last Templar (2009) The Last Templar (novel, 2006) Raymond Khoury The Fantasia Barrino Story: Life Is Not a Fairy Tale (2006) Life Is Not a Fairy Tale (autobiography, 2005) Fantasia Barrino Laura Ingalls Wilder’s “Little House On The Prairie” (2005) Little House on the Prairie (autobiographical novel, 1935) Laura Ingalls Wilder Love Finds a Home (2009) Love Finds a Home (faith-based novel, 1989) Janette Oke Love Sick: Secrets of a Sex Addict (2008) Love Sick: One Woman’s Journey through Sexual Addiction (memoir, 2001) Sue William Silverman

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Love Takes Wing (2009) Love Takes Wing (faith-based novel, 1988) Janette Oke

Nora Roberts’ “Midnight Bayou” (2009) Midnight Bayou (novel, 2002) Nora Roberts

Love’s Abiding Joy (2006) Love’s Abiding Joy (faith-based novel, 1983) Janette Oke

Expecting a Miracle (2009) The Miracle of Dommatina (novel, 1978) Ira Avery

Love’s Long Journey (2005) Love’s Long Journey (faith-based novel, 1982) Janette Oke

Nora Roberts’ “Montana Sky” (2007) Montana Sky (novel, 1996) Nora Roberts

Love’s Unending Journey (2007) Love’s Unending Journey (faith-based novel, 1984) Janette Oke

The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler (2009) Mother of the Children of the Holocaust: The Irena Sendler Story (biography, 2005) Anna Mieszkowska

Love’s Unfolding Dream (2007) Love’s Unfolding Dream (faith-based novel, 1987) Janette Oke Loving Leah (2009) Loving Leah (play, 2002) P’nenah Goldstein Natalee Holloway (2009) Loving Natalee: A Mother’s Testament of Hope and Faith (nonfiction book, 2007) Beth Twitty The Magic of Ordinary Days (2005) The Magic of Ordinary Days (novel, 2001) Ann Howard Creel

Debbie Macomber’s “Mrs. Miracle” (2009) Mrs. Miracle (novel, 2005) Debbie Macomber Murder in the Hamptons (2005) “Murder in East Hampton” (Vanity Fair article, 2003) Michael Shnayerson Sex & Lies in Sin City: The Ted Binion Scandal (2008) Murder in Sin City: The Death of a Las Vegas Casino Boss (true-crime book, 2001) Jeff German The Murder of Princess Diana (2007) The Murder of Princess Diana (nonfiction book, 2004) Noel Botham

The Man Who Lost Himself (2005) The Man Who Lost Himself: The Terry Evanshen Story (nonfiction book, 2000) June Callwood

Murder on Pleasant Drive (2006) My Sister Is Missing: Bringing a Killer to Justice (truecrime memoir, 2005) Sherrie Gladden-Davis with Brad Crawford

Maneater (2009) Maneater (novel, 2003) Gigi Levangie Grazer

Jules Verne’s “Mysterious Island” (2005) Mysterious Island (novel, 1874) Jules Verne

Mayday (2005) Mayday (novel, 1998) Nelson DeMille and Thomas Block

The National Tree (2009) The National Tree (novel, 2001) David Kranes

The Memory Keeper’s Daughter (2008) The Memory Keeper’s Daughter (novel, 2006) Kim Edwards

Haunting Sarah (2005) New Year’s Eve (novel, 1997) Lisa Grunwald

The Mermaid Chair (2006) The Mermaid Chair (novel, 2005) Sue Monk Kidd

Jesse Stone: Night Passage (2006) Night Passage (Jesse Stone mystery, 1997) Robert B. Parker

Television Movies Adapted from Other Sources

Nora Roberts’ “Northern Lights” (2009) Northern Lights (novel, 2004) Nora Roberts The Note (2007) The Note (faith-based novel, 2001) Angela Hunt Odd Girl Out (2005) Odd Girl Out: The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls (nonfiction book, 2002) Rachel Simmons An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving (2008) “An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving” (short story, 1881) Louisa May Alcott Once Upon a Mattress (2005) Once Upon a Mattress (off-Broadway musical, 1959) Mary Rodgers and Marshall Louis Barer One Hot Summer (2009) One Hot Summer (novel, 2002) Carolina Garcia-Aguilera Joy Fielding’s “The Other Woman” (2008) The Other Woman (novel, 1983) Joy Fielding Our Fathers (2005) Our Fathers: The Secret Life of the Catholic Church in an Age of Scandal (nonfiction book, 2004) David France Painkiller Jane (2005) Painkiller Jane (Event Comics series) Joe Quesada and Jim Palmiotti A Perfect Day (2006) A Perfect Day (novel, 2003) Richard Paul Evans The Staircase Murders (2007) A Perfect Husband (true-crime book, 2004) Aphrodite Jones Pictures of Hollis Woods (2007) Pictures of Hollis Woods (novel, 2002) Patricia Reilly Griff The Poseidon Adventure (2005) The Poseidon Adventure (novel, 1969) Paul Gallico

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Prayers for Bobby (2009) Prayers for Bobby: A Mother’s Coming to Terms with the Suicide of Her Gay Son (nonfiction book, 1995) Leroy Aarons A Raisin in the Sun (2008) A Raisin in the Sun (play, 1959) Lorraine Hansberry Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (2005) Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (musical, 1999) Kevin Murphy and Dan Studney Code Breakers (2005) A Return to Glory: The Untold Story of Honor, Dishonor & Triumph at the United States Military Academy, 1950–1953 (nonfiction book, 2000) Bill McWilliams Riding the Bus with My Sister (2005) Riding the Bus with My Sister (autobiographical book, 2002) Rachel Simon The Robber Bride (2007) The Robber Bride (novel, 1993) Margaret Atwood Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of “Mork & Mindy” (2005) Robin Williams (biography, 1998) Andy Dougan Samurai Girl (2008) Samurai Girl (series of popular young-adult novels) Carrie Asai Saving Milly (2005) Saving Milly: Love, Politics and Parkinson’s Disease (nonfiction book, 2001) Morton Kondrake Jesse Stone: Sea Change (2007) Sea Change (Jesse Stone mystery, 2006) Robert B. Parker The Shell Seekers (2008) The Shell Seekers (novel, 1987) Rosamunde Pilcher For the Love of a Child (2006) Silence Broken: Moving from a Loss of Innocence to a World of Healing and Love (nonfiction book, 2003) Sara O’Meara and Yvonne Fedderson

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Silver Bells (2005) Silver Bells (novel, 2004) Luanne Rice

Three Wise Guys (2005) “Three Wise Guys” (short story, 1933; film, 1936) Damon Runyon

The Starter Wife (2007) The Starter Wife (novel, 2005) Gigi Levangie Glazer

Ann Rule’s “Too Late To Say Goodbye” (2009) Too Late to Say Goodbye (true-crime book, 2007) Ann Rule

Stone Cold (2005) Stone Cold (Jesse Stone mystery, 2003) Robert B. Parker

Touch the Top of the World (2006) Touch the Top of the World (autobiography, 2001) Erik Weihenmayer

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (2008) The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (novel, 1886) Robert Louis Stevenson

Nora Roberts’ “Tribute” (2009) Tribute (novel, 2008) Nora Roberts

Stranger with My Face (2009) Stranger with My Face (young-adult novel, 1981) Lois Duncan Surrender Dorothy (2006) Surrender Dorothy (novel, 1999) Meg Wolitzer James Patterson’s “Suzanne’s Diary for Nicholas” (2005) Suzanne’s Diary for Nicholas (novel, 2001) James Patterson Sweet Nothing in My Ear (2008) Sweet Nothing in My Ear (play, 1998) Stephen Sachs Sybil (2008) Sybil (nonfiction book, 1973; NBC film, 1976) Flora Rheta Schreiber Taking Chance (2009) Taking Chance (journal, 2007) Lt. Col. Michael R. Strobl The Tenth Circle (2008) The Tenth Circle (novel, 2006) Jodi Picoult Oprah Winfrey Presents “Their Eyes Were Watching God” (2005) Their Eyes Were Watching God (Harlem renaissance novel, 1937) Zora Neale Hurston Though None Go with Me (2006) Though None Go with Me (novel, 2000) Jerry Jenkins

Confessions of a Go-Go Girl (2008) True Confessions of a Go-Go Girl (play, 1997) Jill Morley True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet (2008) True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet (novel, 2005) Lola Douglas Romancing the Bride (2005) Unfinished Business (romance novel, 2004) Suzanne Forster Cool Money (2005) “Unlucky Pierre” (short story, 1991) Marvin J. Wolf and Katherine Mader Matters of Life & Dating (2007) Up Front (nonfiction book, 1990) Linda Dackman The Valley of Light (2007) The Valley of Light: A Novel (novel, 2003) Terry Kay Mrs. Harris (2006) Very Much a Lady (nonfiction book, 1983) Shana Alexander Vinegar Hill (2008) Vinegar Hill (novel, 1999) A. Manette Ansay The Water Is Wide (2006) The Water Is Wide (memoir, 1972) Pat Conroy What If God Were the Sun? (2007) What If God Were the Sun? (faith-based novel, 2000) John Edward

Television Movies Adapted from Other Sources

Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy (2006) Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy (autobiography, 2004) Geralyn Lucas Widow on the Hill (2005) “Widow on the Hill” (Vanity Fair article, 2003) Michael Shnayerson Amber Frey: Witness for the Prosecution (2005) Witness: For the Prosecution of Scott Peterson (nonfiction book, 2004) Amber Frey

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Tin Man (2007) The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (children’s novel, 1900) L. Frank Baum XIII (2009) XIII (comic book, 1985) William Vance and Jean Van Hamme The Year without Santa Claus (2006) The Year without Santa Claus (children’s book, 1957; animated Rankin-Bass cartoon, 1974) Phyllis McGinley

Chapter Actor Index Title

Numbers refer to entries. Aaron, James, 5619 Abdul, Paula, 5606, 5813 Abel, Glen, 5509 Abel, Jake, 5632 Abellan, Alejandro, 5625, 5747 Abraham, F. Murray, 5825 Abrahams, Doug, 5552, 5859 Abrams, Aaron, 5500, 5864 Abruzzo, Ray, 5745 Abud, Andrew Michael, 5567 Acker, Jonny, 5879 Ackerman, David, 5695 Ackland, Joss, 5623 Ackles, Alan, 5874 Adam, Mark, 5595, 5606, 5815 Adams, Carrie, 5876 Adams, Enid Rae, 5729 Adams, Jane, 5840 Adams, Kristin, 5502 Adams, Lynne, 5656, 5697, 5858 Adamson, Robert, 5794 Adamson, Spike, 5810 Ade, Melyssa, 5568, 5608 Aguilar, George, 5669 Ahmed, Shawn, 5616 Ahmie, Christopher, 5667 Airlie, Andrew, 5552, 5657 Akerman, Jeremy, 5556, 5557, 5561, 5587, 5673, 5674, 5840 Akin, Philip, 5502, 5687, 5811 Akiyama, Denis, 5556, 5569 Albasiny, John, 5645 Alda, Rutanya, 5517 Alden, Ian, 5777 Alden, Norman, 5517 Alden, Sophie, 5613

Alderman, Ralph H., 5750 Aldredge, Tom, 5851 Aldrich, Sarah, 5776 Aldridge, Craig, 5609 Alessandroni, Henry, 5802 Alexander, Jane, 5876 Alexander, Jason, 5730 Alexander, Lew, 5669 Alexander, Reese, 5567 Alianak, Hrant, 5811, 5887 Alizada, Layla, 5652 Allan, Patti, 5630 Allen, Andrew James, 5676 Allen, Christa B., 5543 Allen, Crystal, 5604 Allen, Heather, 5840 Allen, Joan, 5628 Allen, Patti, 5804 Allen, Sarah, 5656 Allen, Tanya, 5615 Allen, Todd, 5532, 5559 Alley, Kirstie, 5886 Allison, Don, 5784 Allison, Mills, 5619 Allison, Thom, 5882 Allman, Jamie Anne, 5791 Allport, Christopher, 5855 Alonso, Maria Conchita, 5719 Alonzi, Frank S., 5802 Alpay, David, 5541, 5721, 5869 Alston, Rhonda, 5774 Alter, Lili Anne, 5546 Alter, Lori, 5545 Alter, Tom, 5574 Altman, Bruce, 5803 Altshuler, David, 5596

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Alvarez, Ricardo, 5794 Amadi, Paul, 5606, 5877 Amara, Rebecca, 5863, 5869 Ambritz, Dennis, 5780 Ambrose, Brandon, 5537 Ambrose, Lauren, 5715 Amedori, John Patrick, 5740 Amell, Stephen, 5655 Amendola, Tony, 5788 Ameyaw, Kwesi, 5598, 5666, 5786 Amlee, Jessica, 5615, 5701 An, Catherine, 5602 Anders, David, 5547 Anderson, Bart, 5728 Anderson, Benjamin, 5851 Anderson, Christian, 5761 Anderson, Daryl, 5610 Anderson, Gil, 5672, 5673, 5674, 5853 Anderson, Julia, 5739 Anderson, Kyla, 5822 Anderson, Melissa, 5499 Anderson, Nathan, 5509, 5631 Anderson, Nicole Gale, 5512, 5793 Anderson, Shedrack, 5525 Anderson, Victoria, 5729 Andrade, Fernanda, 5603 Andre, Charles, 5513 Andrews, Emily, 5755 Andrews, Grahame, 5613 Andrews, Naveen, 5852 Aneke, Emy, 5501, 5573, 5690, 5799 Angelis, London, 5524, 5579, 5868 Anglade, Jean-Hughes, 5675 Angus, Forbes, 5681 Anniko, Tom, 5850 Ansell, Cameron, 5687 Ansley, Dax, 5669 Ansley, Norman, 5586 Antaki, Joseph, 5692 Anthony, Bret, 5539 Anthony, Jake, 5529 Anthony, Kristen, 5517 Antoine, Benz, 5577, 5799, 5868 Anton, Caren, 5796 Antonini, Marty, 5535, 5620, 5696, 5764, 5814, 5861 Antonio, Salvatore, 5524, 5784, 5869 Antoon, Jason, 5706 Anvar, Cas, 5591 Anwar, Gabrielle, 5679, 5695 Apanowicz, Magda, 5512, 5598 Apergis, Andreas, 5656, 5682 Apostle, Randy, 5541 Appel, Alex, 5568 Appleby, Shiri, 5788, 5869 Applegate, Christina, 5670

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April, Chris, 5846 Arana, Tomas, 5745 Arata, Michael, 5602, 5606, 5770, 5785 Arbus, Ashley, 5852 Arcand, Nathaniel, 5666, 5763 Arens, Cody, 5517 Arens, Logan, 5648 Aresnault, Alexander, 5705 Argenziano, Carmen, 5730, 5743 Arias, Moises, 5578 Arias, Yancey, 5581, 5875 Ariola, Julie, 5725 Arkin, Adam, 5750 Armas, Grace, 5868 Armbruster, Darryl, 5782 Armenante, Jillian, 5791 Armstrong, Dean, 5802 Armstrong, Samaire, 5837 Arngrim, Stefan, 5513 Arnold, James, 5736, 5869 Arnold, Millard, 5586 Arnold, Scott, 5580 Arnold, Tom, 5544, 5735, 5857 Arquette, David, 5858 Arquette, Richmond, 5841 Arquette, Rosanna, 5764 Arredondo, Rosa, 5658 Arroyo, Danny, 5844 Arsenault, Alexander, 5705, 5764 Art, Nicholas Reese, 5851 Asaro, Chris, 5502 Ash, Rick, 5548 Ashanti, 5742 Ashbaugh, Dana, 5654 Ashbee, Anthony, 5784 Ashcroft, James, 5573, 5859 Asher, Angela, 5784 Asher, Peter, 5527 Ashfield, Kate, 5865 Ashton, Mary, 5515, 5756 Ashworth, Chris, 5824 Asner, Edward, 5550, 5627, 5780 Asprey, Charlotte, 5594 Assante, Armand, 5825 Astin, Mackenzie, 5661 Astin, Sean, 5647, 5666 Ateo, Hugo, 5573 Atherton, Ted, 5512, 5538, 5565, 5771, 5887 Atherton, William, 5634 Atika, Aure, 5865 Atkin, Harvey, 5882 Atkins, Damien, 5777 Atkins, Harron, 5629 Atkinson, David, 5517 Atkinson, Jayne, 5803

Actor Index

Atkinson, John, 5592, 5607, 5838 Atkinson, Nancy, 5854 Attar, David, 5654, 5681 Atwell, Hayley, 5795 Atwood, Jensen, 5774 Auger, Gerald, 5664 Austin, Brad, 5802 Austin, Doree A., 5596 Austin, Jake T., 5676 Austin, Karen Elizabeth, 5646 Austin-Olsen, Shaun, 5622 Avari, Erick, 5695 Avgeropoulos, Marie, 5834 Axelrod, Jack, 5553 Ayers, Sam, 5730 Ayres, Benjamin, 5544, 5586, 5652, 5660, 5759 Azzara, Candy, 5612, 5782, 5841 Babcock, Neil, 5640 Bach, John, 5647 Bach, Michael, 5510 Bachynski, Laura, 5535 Bacic, Steve, 5562 Bacon, Kevin, 5851 Badalamenti, Anna, 5792 Badalucco, Michael, 5788 Baer, Daniel, 5707 Baer, Marcelle, 5762 Baessato, Giacomo, 5519 Bagdzevicius, Rimantas, 5594 Bagnall, Vincent, 5527 Bailey, Bradley, 5733 Bailey, Eion, 5538 Bailey, Jarrod, 5543 Bailey, Laura, 5815, 5837 Bailey, Preston, 5547 Bailey, Robert, Jr., 5525 Bailey, Scott, 5792 Bailly, Simone, 5501, 5822 Bailon, Adrienne, 5534, 5545, 5546 Bain, Imogen, 5827 Baio, Scott, 5614 Bajer, Sharon, 5644 Baker, Amanda, 5703 Baker, Blanche, 5851 Baker, Brandon, 5537, 5676 Baker, Chuck, 5874 Baker, David Aaron, 5732 Baker, James, 5763 Baker, Kathy, 5673, 5674, 5836, 5869 Baker, Mary Bonner, 5803 Baker, Ray, 5559 Baker, Robert J., 5632 Baker, Robert, 5704 Baker, Simon R., 5534, 5664, 5677

Baker, Troy, 5563 Baker, Wayne Charles, 5535 Bakula, Scott, 5759 Balaban, Bob, 5803 Balagun, Baljeet, 5814 Balais, Nicholas, 5661 Balazs, Alessandra Ford, 5797 Bald, Diane, 5808 Baldoni, Jason, 5836 Baldwin, Adam, 5790 Baldwin, Daniel, 5640, 5777 Baldwin, Judith, 5691 Baldwin, Stephen, 5672 Ballantyne, Olivia, 5811 Ballard, Jianna, 5739 Ballard, Joel, 5835 Ballard, Nick, 5550 Balwani, Rajesh, 5574 Bancroft, Cameron, 5617, 5693, 5717, 5784 Bang, Diana, 5588 Banks, Boyd, 5808 Banks, Elizabeth, 5563 Banks, Jonathan, 5744 Banks, Linden, 5700 Bannister, Paige, 5539 Baranski, Christine, 5802 Barban, Tori, 5554 Barbeau, Adrienne, 5553, 5590 Barbuto, Mike, 5869 Bardha, Ele, 5629, 5792 Baretta, Tony, 5822 Barker, Jordan, 5882 Barlow, Mary-Ann, 5586 Barnes, Constance, 5700 Barnes, Milton, 5811 Barnes, Roger, 5531 Barnett, Nikki, 5657, 5805 Barnett, Samuel, 5675 Barnett, Tom, 5514, 5718, 5808 Barr, Matthew, 5671 Barr, Stefania, 5807 Barrett, Paula, 5816 Barrino, Fantasia, 5606 Barroll, Catherine, 5699 Barron, Dana, 5782 Barron, Ina, 5776 Barrymore, Drew, 5640 Bart, Roger, 5706 Bartholomew, Logan, 5711, 5712 Bartlett, Jamie, 5520 Bartok, Jayce, 5658 Barton, Dorie, 5753, 5879 Barton, Rodger, 5777 Barwise, Glen, 5653 Basaraba, Gary, 5671, 5803

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Basinger, Kim, 5729 Bass, Loren, 5629 Bassett, Angela, 5858 Bassi, Ettore, 5789 Bastoni, Steve, 5607 Bates, Kathy, 5506, 5510, 5876 Battrick, Adam, 5750, 5786 Bauer, Christopher, 5706, 5777 Bauer, Steven, 5683 Bawa, Mehboob, 5836 Baxter, Jennifer, 5864 Baxter, Lexi, 5614 Baxter, Meredith, 5530 Bay, Frances, 5516 Bazinet, Brenda, 5575 Beach, Adam, 5535, 5563 Beach, Michael, 5806 Beale, Jake, 5736 Beale, John, 5556, 5587, 5671, 5672, 5673, 5674, 5840 Bean, Orson, 5818 Bean, Rachel, 5503 Beasley, John, 5543, 5706 Beaton, Bruce, 5609 Beauchamp, Geoffrey, 5629 Beauchamp, Haley, 5853 Beauvais-Nilon, Garcelle, 5499, 5719 Beck, Ossie, 5708 Beckel, Graham, 5661 Becker, Bryan, 5817 Becker, Jordan, 5642 Becker, Paul, 5772 Beckett, Thomas, 5675 Beckman, Owen, 5572 Bedard, Irene, 5593, 5666, 5667, 5668, 5669, 5712 Bedian, Anne, 5730 Beggs, Noah, 5513 Begley, Ed, Jr., 5628, 5803 Beiser, Brendan, 5717 Belanger, Dax, 5549 Belanger, Pascal, 5656 Belding, Stephanie, 5834 Belford, Christine, 5815 Belford, Steve, 5515 Bell, Catherine, 5635, 5636, 5862 Bell, Drew Tyler, 5711 Bell, E. E., 5791 Bell, Kristen, 5556, 5804 Bell, Mike, 5880 Bellamy, Mark, 5500 Belle, Warren, 5718 Bellefleur, Matt, 5501, 5860 Bellow, Tajh, 5629 Bellows, Gil, 5613 Belsher, Darcy, 5562 Belvedere, Vittoria, 5789

Actor Index

Benattar, Jordy, 5542, 5636 Benavides, Alicia, 5776 Bendavid, Marc, 5515 Benedict, Jay, 5623 Benedict, Patricia, 5814 Benedicto, Lourdes, 5828 Bening, Annette, 5740 Benjamin, Trisha, 5539 Bennett, Cassandra, 5861 Bennett, Eliza, 5846 Bennett, Fran, 5639 Bennett, Jimmy, 5517 Bennett, Marcia, 5587, 5640, 5673, 5748, 5784, 5883 Bennett, Matthew, 5525, 5835 Bennett, Nigel, 5531, 5657, 5673, 5723, 5845 Bennett, Samantha, 5517 Bennett, Sonja, 5567, 5589, 5646 Benoit, Ethan, 5564 Benskin, Tyrone, 5499, 5551, 5752 Benson, Amber, 5601 Benson, Peter, 5761 Bent, Chip, 5751 Bentley, Randall, 5714 Bentley, Tony, 5595, 5602, 5785 Benward, Luke, 5731 Benyaer, Michael, 5784 Benymon, Theron “Chico,“ 5606 Benz, Julie, 5646, 5689 Berenger, Tom, 5517, 5667 Berg, Chandra, 5822 Berg, Jasmine, 5696 Bergen, Karen, 5688 Bergen, Polly, 5538 Berger, Wes, 5531 Bergin, Michael, 5605 Bergin, Patrick, 5623 Bergl, Emily, 5637 Bergschneider, Conrad, 5777 Bernard, Aimee, 5785 Bernard, Carlos, 5499 Bernard, Crystal, 5639, 5725 Bernard, Rukiya, 5555, 5738 Bernath, Antonia, 5595 Bernsen, Corbin, 5566, 5584, 5621, 5776 Bernstein, Mariam, 5541, 5880 Berry, Halle, 5774 Berry, Josh, 5563, 5706, 5857 Berry, Veronica, 5631 Berryman, Joe, 5824 Berryman, John, 5561 Bersey, Geoffrey T., 5594 Bertinelli, Valerie, 5559, 5863 Bertram, Laura, 5750 Bertroche, Ryan, 5547 Best, Lisa, 5541

Actor Index

Best, Owen, 5660 Best, Wayne, 5510, 5777 Beuth, Robert Alan, 5610 Bevan, Lesley, 5629 Bews, Tom, 5532 Beyer, Brad, 5745 Beyer, Karen, 5624 Biagini, Chad, 5770 Bianco, Leigh, 5724 Bick, Stewart, 5752 Bickerton, Melissa, 5572, 5637 Billings, Alexandra, 5813 Billingslea, Beau, 5634 Birch, Randy, 5664 Bird, Holly, 5535 Birdyellowhead, Morris, 5532, 5535, 5665 Birman, Matt, 5811 Birmingham, Gil, 5666, 5667, 5668, 5669, 5712 Bishil, Summer, 5807 Bishop, Anthony, 5586 Bishop, John, 5710, 5776 Bisping, Alexander, 5858 Bisset, Jacqueline, 5760, 5771 Bissett, Josie, 5659, 5678 Bisson, Dominique, 5575 Bisson, Yannick, 5515 Bitsui, Jeremiah, 5669 Black, Alex, 5627 Black, Graeme, 5566, 5678 Black, Marina, 5745 Black, Mary, 5613, 5716, 5750 Blackburn, Richard, 5556, 5565, 5721, 5784 Blackwell, David, 5888 Blackwell, Jemma, 5758 Blackwell, Rus, 5537, 5803 Blair, Jacob, 5512, 5555 Blair, Pamela, 5719 Blais, Isabelle, 5656 Blaisdell, Nesbitt, 5596 Blake, Dallas, 5509, 5525, 5646, 5654 Blake, Julia, 5838 Blake, Noah, 5782 Blake, Rachel, 5795 Blake, Rebecca, 5827 Blakely, Susan, 5746 Blakemore, Sean, 5664 Blanc, J.B., 5565 Blanch, Frank, 5622 Blanchard, Rachel, 5514 Blanchard, Tammy, 5702, 5849 Blanco-Hall, Danny, 5656, 5692, 5697 Blatch, Kevin, 5686 Blatch, Ward, 5608 Blatz, Kelly, 5829 Blaylock, Joshua, 5766

Bledsoe, Bob, 5691 Bledsoe, Tempestt, 5658 Bleu, Corbin, 5650, 5651, 5680 Blinch, Julian, 5675 Bloch, Jamie, 5617 Blonder, Daryl, 5533 Blonsky, Nikki, 5796 Bloom, Claire, 5852 Bloom, Tom, 5851 Bluethner, John, 5541 Blum, Jim, 5581 Blumm, Matthew, 5596 Blye, Margaret, 5725 Boatman, Michael, 5772 Bobadilla, Daniela, 5739 Bobulova, Barbora, 5560 Bocher, Christian, 5666 Bockstael, Robert, 5556, 5858 Bogaert, Stephen, 5565, 5777 Bogdanow, Michele, 5761 Boisvert, Michael, 5525 Boiteau, Daniel, 5554 Bokenn, Anthony, 5868 Boland, Joanne, 5721 Boland, Katie, 5718, 5767, 5768 Bologna, Gabe, 5782 Boltin, Rob, 5508, 5788, 5843 Bolton, Michael, 5777 Boltt, Nathalie, 5790 Bond, Frank, 5857 Bondar, Carly, 5778 Bondorant, Eugenie, 5595 Bonev, Vladimir, 5623 Bonneville, Hugh, 5865 Bonnier, Celine, 5656 Boorem, Mika, 5519, 5662, 5673 Booth, Kristin, 5565 Booth, Lindy, 5541 Borbridge, Brad, 5524, 5579 Bordeianu, Dan, 5649 Borel, Matt, 5624 Borges, Miguel, 5836 Borgnine, Ernest, 5505, 5638 Born, David, 5694 Borycki, Amber, 5757 Bosley, Tom, 5542, 5648 Bostick, Devon, 5687, 5697, 5793 Bostick, Jesse, 5635 Boston, Linda, 5792 Bostwick, Barry, 5584, 5708 Bottoms, Timothy, 5530, 5637, 5652, 5704, 5871 Boucher, Brigitte, 5560 Boudreau, Paula, 5635, 5736, 5756, 5771 Bourgeois, John, 5718, 5869, 5882, 5887 Bourgeois, Ronald, 5510

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Bourne, J.R., 5562 Boutin, David, 5656 Bova, Raoul, 5565 Bove, Maria Valentina, 5683 Bovill, Kirk, 5743 Bovshow, Buzz, 5675 Bowe, David, 5881 Bowen, Andrea, 5631 Bowles, Cory, 5556 Boxer, Amanda, 5827 Boxleitner, Bruce, 5505, 5517, 5604, 5782, 5826 Boy, Gouchy, 5887 Boyce, David, 5784 Boyd, Guy, 5851 Boyd, Hamish, 5617, 5666, 5761 Boyd, Jenna, 5626 Boyd, Lynda, 5588, 5615, 5681, 5804, 5863 Boylan, John, 5524, 5571, 5586, 5784 Boylan, Sarain, 5748 Boyle, Lara Flynn, 5655 Boyle, Steve, 5510, 5811 Bozi, Rita, 5696 Braber, Anne, 5682 Braccini, Denis, 5749 Bracco, Lorraine, 5832 Bradley, Kira, 5696, 5716 Bradley, Robert, 5689 Bradshaw, Terry, 5805 Bradshaw, Zack, 5627 Brady, Don Patrick, 5769 Brady, Orla, 5671 Braganza, Glenda, 5499 Braggins, Rick, 5767 Bramble, Adam, 5692 Branagh, Kenneth, 5876 Brancati, Paula, 5571, 5680, 5755, 5781 Brand, Steven, 5819 Brandy, J. C., 5714 Brannagh, Brigid, 5503, 5604 Branzea, Nicu, 5845 Brass, Jonathan, 5674 Bratt, Benjamin, 5512 Braugher, Andre, 5512 Brault, Pierre, 5575 Braun, Nicholas, 5731, 5794 Braun, Wendy, 5782, 5843 Braver, Jon, 5826, 5844 Bray, Deanne, 5848 Brazeau, Jay, 5630 Breaux, Walter, 5606, 5831 Breckenridge, Alex, 5813 Bregar, John, 5768 Breker, Eric, 5501, 5509, 5512, 5613 Bremner, Ewen, 5594, 5706 Bremridge, Leigh, 5754

Actor Index

Brendon, Nicholas, 5633, 5805 Brennan, James, 5617 Brennan, Maureen, 5770 Brennan, Patrick, 5663 Brenner, Lisa, 5641, 5695, 5862 Brent, Andrew, 5790 Breslauer, Jeffrey, 5803 Breslin, Abigail, 5605 Bresnahan, Tom, 5507 Brewer, Jonathan, 5677 Brewster, Paget, 5509, 5785 Bridgell, Terence, 5586 Bridges, Beau, 5499, 5665 Bridges, James, 5614 Bridges, Jimmy, 5558 Bridges, Jordan, 5605, 5707, 5710 Bridges, Krista, 5591, 5845 Bridges, Spencir, 5801, 5856 Bridges, Todd, 5525 Bridges, Verda, 5525 Bridgewater, Stephen, 5711, 5712, 5730 Brie, Allison, 5581 Brief, Kevin, 5610 Brightwell, Paul, 5529 Brisco, Byron, 5729 Brisley, Holly, 5592 Briton, Jasper, 5529 Brochu, Devin, 5543 Brock, Brett, 5563, 5874 Brock, Michael, 5646 Brocker, Nathalie, 5749 Brody, Martin, 5784 Brogren, Stefan, 5721 Brolin, James, 5541, 5878, 5883 Brolin, Josh, 5664 Brook, Kelly, 5813 Brook, Lisha, 5837 Brooks, Andrea, 5834 Brooks, Candi, 5785 Brooks, Jason, 5889 Brooks, Jessica, 5846 Brooks, Maria, 5672 Brooks, Ursula, 5838 Broskey, Chad, 5800 Brown, Adrian, 5592 Brown, Brennan, 5675 Brown, Brianna, 5711 Brown, Bryan, 5790, 5836 Brown, Christopher M., 5553 Brown, David, 5541, 5582, 5759, 5764 Brown, David, Jr., 5599 Brown, Geordan, 5853 Brown, Georg Stanford, 5801 Brown, Halle, 5877 Brown, Henry, 5774

Actor Index

Brown, Jefferson, 5500 Brown, Julie D., 5525, 5536 Brown, Kathryne Dora, 5801 Brown, Kedar, 5687 Brown, Marcus Lyle, 5606, 5703, 5888 Brown, Marquise C., 5800 Brown, Natalie, 5499 Brown, Pat Crawford, 5741 Brown, Phil, 5676 Brown, R. Nelson, 5859 Brown, Robert Curtis, 5558, 5782 Brown, Sharon, 5864 Brown, Wendy Mae, 5529 Browne, Victor, 5585, 5713, 5714 Browning, Chris, 5668 Brownlee, Johnathan, 5526 Brownstone, Doreen, 5880 Brubaker, Christine, 5542 Bruchanski, Milton, 5873 Bruening, Justin, 5685 Brugel, Amanda, 5880 Bruhanski, Alex, 5729 Brule, Robin, 5569, 5575, 5882 Brummett, Chad, 5628, 5824 Bruno, Jillian, 5699 Bruskotter, Eric, 5841 Bryan, Sabrina, 5545, 5546 Bryan, Zachery Ty, 5561, 5730 Bryant, Joshua, 5667 Bryant, Lucas, 5737, 5872 Bryant, Peter, 5526 Bryk, Greg, 5626, 5810, 5887 Buchan, Judith, 5566, 5665, 5678, 5696, 5705, 5814 Bucher, Richard, 5791 Buckley, Betty, 5873 Buckley, Robert, 5617 Buechner, Genevieve, 5564 Buell, Bill, 5533, 5675 Bulmer, Tom, 5783 Burbridge, Carly, 5800 Burgi, Richard, 5615 Burke, Carlease, 5848 Burke, Cinthia, 5752 Burke, David, 5823 Burke, Delta, 5531, 5888 Burke, Jason, 5687 Burke, Robert John, 5877 Burkley, Dennis, 5599 Burleigh, Stephen, 5593 Burnett, Carol, 5772 Burnett, Tannis, 5811, 5863 Burning, Jack, 5667 Burns, Brooke, 5738 Burns, Lee, 5634 Burns, Lindsay, 5678

131

Burroughs, Jackie, 5721 Burrs, Marcia Ann, 5530, 5725 Burstyn, Ellen, 5740, 5775, 5777 Burton, Kate, 5596 Burton, LeVar, 5850 Burton, Ursula, 5734 Burton-Hill, Clemency, 5846 Burvant, Beth, 5694 Busby, Cindy, 5654, 5697 Busey, Gary, 5664 Busey, Jake, 5561, 5563 Bustamante, Hector Luis, 5699 Butler, Brett, 5740, 5871 Butler, Dan, 5792 Butler, David, 5795 Butler, Dianne, 5624 Butler, Kate, 5607 Butler, Lucy, 5743 Butler, Paul, 5547 Butler, Peter, 5695, 5790 Butler, Tom, 5616 Butoi, Adriana, 5649 Butz, Norbert Leo, 5563 Buza, George, 5556, 5756 Bynes, Amanda, 5702 Byrd, Thomas Jefferson, 5689 Byrne, Antony, 5649 Byrnes, Darcy Rose, 5825 Byrnes, Michael, 5624 Caan, James, 5885 Cacavas, Jennifer Jean, 5854 Cadeau, Lally, 5882 Cadieux, Jason, 5723 Cadranel, Inga, 5723 Caffrey, Jack, 5563 Cahill, Kerry, 5837 Cahill, Michael, 5595 Cain, Dean, 5499, 5556, 5573, 5590, 5612, 5625, 5724, 5856 Cain, Emma, 5719 Cairns, Leah, 5822 Cairns, Rachel, 5860 Calabretta, Tony, 5499 Calder, Lisa, 5526 Calhoun, Stephen David, 5694 Calis, Natasha, 5549, 5646, 5660 Callaghan, Jerry, 5814 Callahan, E.J., 5779 Callahan, James, 5776, 5884 Callaway, Andrew, 5751 Callow, Simon, 5565, 5574 Calloway-Duke, Deborah, 5876 Calvert, Danielle, 5679 Calvert, Jennifer, 5728

132

Actor Index

Camacho, Mark, 5499, 5858, 5864 Cameron, Stephanie, 5517 Cameron, Trent, 5611 Cameron Bure, Candace, 5735 Camilleri, Luke, 5512 Campbell, Annie, 5618 Campbell, Ashley, 5762 Campbell, Bill, 5557 Campbell, Billy, 5730 Campbell, Brenda, 5822 Campbell, Bruce, 5861 Campbell, Christian, 5804 Campbell, Colin, 5582, 5665 Campbell, Emma, 5655, 5656 Campbell, James Edward, 5608 Campbell, Lee J., 5556 Campbell, Neve, 5804 Campbell, Olgia, 5803 Campbell, Saige Ryan, 5507 Campbell, Scott Michael, 5782 Campbell, Sean, 5700, 5859 Campbell, Shawn, 5756 Campbell-Bower, Jamie, 5795 Canada, Ron, 5832 Canals-Barrera, Maria, 5536 Candelora, Joe, 5803 Cane, Max, 5827 Canipe, Ridge, 5787 Cannavale, Bobby, 5599, 5802 Cannell, Matt, 5858 Canning, Sara, 5564, 5850 Cannito, Alessandra, 5680 Cannon, Dyan, 5684 Cannon, Landy, 5748 Cannon, Wanda, 5548, 5616 Canon, Zachary, 5788 Canton, Joanna, 5788 Cantone, Mario, 5654, 5681 Capobianco, Carissa, 5601 Capone, Nadia, 5748 Cappe, Noah, 5635, 5636 Capran, Tony, 5586 Capshaw, Jessica, 5665 Cardellini, Linda, 5563 Cardillo, Alex, 5752 Cardinal, Tantoo, 5582 Cardinalli, Valentina, 5787 Carew, Greg, 5846 Carey, Sean, 5822 Carey, Tom, 5521, 5580, 5646, 5678, 5696, 5716, 5761, 5763, 5820, 5861 Carfra, Gillian, 5580, 5678 Cariou, Len, 5663 Carleton, Clint, 5728 Carlin, Amanda, 5843, 5884

Carlson, Ben, 5640 Carlson, Savanna, 5761 Carlyle, Robert, 5656 Carmelo, Tonantzin, 5664, 5665, 5666 Carnelutti, Valentina, 5560 Carnes, Ryan, 5854 Carnevale, Edward, 5639 Carnwath, Drew, 5622 Carpenter, Charisma, 5805 Carpenter, Nick, 5687 Carr, Bill, 5657, 5849 Carradine, David, 5688, 5833 Carradine, Keith, 5668, 5881 Carrere, Tia, 5846 Carrey, James, 5803 Carro, Luciana, 5747, 5786, 5832 Carroll, Erica, 5822 Carroll, James, 5626 Carson, Silas, 5852 Carter, Adrienne, 5860 Carter, Alex, 5729 Carter, Dixie, 5778 Carter, Iliana, 5875 Carter, Justin Michael, 5764 Carter, Krysta, 5577 Carter, Matthew Miles, 5651, 5731 Carter, Sarah, 5566 Carter, Simon, 5766 Cartwright, Ryan, 5582 Caruk, Lisa Marie, 5678, 5758 Carvell, Marium, 5721 Carvello, Julian, 5626 Carvey, Linda, 5849 Casale, Francesca, 5517 Casella, Max, 5533 Casey, Dillon, 5752 Casey, Patricia, 5548, 5620 Casha, Gabrielle, 5760 Cason, Cooper, 5702 Cass, Christopher, 5605 Casseus, Gabriel, 5774 Cassidy, Anne Marie, 5557 Cassidy, Joanna, 5801 Cassie, Kyle, 5654, 5681 Cassini, Frank, 5598 Cassini, John, 5499, 5569, 5613 Castanien, James, 5851 Castanon, Joseph, 5563 Castellaneta, Dan, 5806 Castillo, Alex, 5727, 5850 Castillon, Edouardo, 5656 Castro, Raquel, 5511 Castronova, T.J., 5634 Caswell, Shanley, 5727 Cates, Challen, 5744

Actor Index

Catubig, Esperanza, 5703 Cavalier, Jason, 5692, 5858 Cavanagh, Tom, 5539, 5830 Cave, Caroline, 5626 Caviezel, James, 5795 Cecere, Fulvio, 5674, 5784, 5802, 5811 Cecil, Derek, 5803 Cedeno, Matt, 5812 Cell, Steve, 5848 Cerillo, Annie, 5803 Cerullo, Al, 5558, 5612, 5634 Chabert, Lacey, 5880 Chai, Camyar, 5613 Chain, Leslie, 5634 Chalaya, Victoria, 5505 Chalfant, Kathleen, 5628, 5689 Chalk, Garry, 5513, 5690, 5700 Chalke, Sarah, 5719, 5882 Chalmers, Andrew, 5732 Chamberlain, Richard, 5529 Chamberlin, Kevin, 5870 Chambers, Erin, 5746, 5841 Chambers, Jacob, 5553 Chambers, Lossen, 5549, 5555 Chambers, Munro, 5748, 5777 Chambers, Nanci, 5718 Champa, Jo, 5782 Chan, Caroline, 5532 Chan, Jacqui, 5520 Chan, Michael Paul, 5740 Chandler, Miles, 5596 Chapman, Daniel, 5784 Charles, Nancy Linehan, 5714, 5776 Charpentier, Megan, 5552 Charters, Geoffrey, 5647 Chartrand, Lauro, 5528, 5738, 5799 Chase, Johnie, 5657, 5748 Chase, Jonathan, 5508, 5523, 5685, 5809 Chasing His Horse, Nathan, 5535, 5666, 5667, 5668 Chastain, Jessica, 5529 Chau, Osric, 5688 Chavarria, Alejandro, 5699 Chavarria, Kyle, 5693 Chaves, Martha, 5864 Chavira, Ricardo, 5683 Chaykin, Maury, 5657 Chen, Camille, 5730 Cheney, Tea, 5802 Cheng, Olivia, 5532, 5548, 5761 Cheng, Pei-Pei, 5688 Chenoweth, Kristin, 5500 Cherniak, Terri, 5541, 5644, 5880 Chernick, Jonas, 5724, 5802 Chevolleau, Richard, 5748

Chiarelli, Gina, 5588 Chief-Moon, Byron, 5693 Chiesurin, Frank, 5500 Chillcott, Doris, 5501, 5700 Chim, Jo, 5869 Chinlund, Nick, 5521, 5844 Chisholm, Mary Colin, 5510 Chlumsky, Anna, 5500 Cho, Margaret, 5706 Choi, Kenneth, 5819 Chomik, Ashley, 5761 Chotalia, Yogesh, 5880 Chow, Ed, 5729 Chow, Michael, 5833 Chrest, Joe, 5602, 5624 Christensen, Jeff, 5687 Christian, Shawn, 5748 Christianson, Rene, 5620 Christie, Paul, 5500 Christie, Warren, 5738 Christo, David, 5626 Christoffel, David, 5587, 5671, 5840 Christofferson, Debra, 5671 Christopher, Dennis, 5706 Christopher, Julian, 5555, 5573, 5597, 5777 Christopher, Tyler, 5666, 5667, 5668 Christy, Kevin, 5685 Chu, Samuel Patrick, 5665 Chuchran, Danielle Ryan, 5693 Chula, Babz, 5653, 5701 Chung, Ewan, 5839 Chung, Jamie, 5794, 5819 Church, Andrew, 5657 Church, Thomas Haden, 5532 Churchill, Candus, 5555, 5814 Cibrian, Eddie, 5764 Cicchini, Robert, 5740 Ciccolella, Jude, 5561, 5785 Cicherillo, Bob, 5823 Cioffi, Charles, 5517 Clapp, Gordon, 5851 Clare, Mark, 5607 Clarington, Kyle, 5511 Clark, Daniel, 5816 Clark, Eugene, 5611, 5687, 5747 Clark, Lynda, 5877 Clarke, Dameon, 5601 Clarke, Jeff, 5707 Clarke, Kristopher, 5659 Clarke, Robert, 5526, 5544, 5630, 5804 Clarno, Tony, 5782 Clary, Hunter, 5831 Claudio, Ed, 5634 Clavell, Kira, 5569 Clayton, Judy, 5803

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134

Cleaver, Brian, 5823 Clement, David, 5687 Clement, Jennifer, 5501, 5567, 5738, 5757 Clements, Jill Jane, 5595 Clements, Kyle Russell, 5796, 5837 Clifford, Tokala, 5535, 5669 Clinton, Robert, 5548 Close, Joshua, 5718 Clow, Loretta, 5821, 5872 Clow, Stuart, 5571 Clown, Roger, 5816 Clyde, K.C., 5800 Clyde-Green, Christopher, 5529 Coates, Conrad, 5549, 5829 Coates, Kim, 5641, 5647 Cobden, Joe, 5540 Cochran, Leanne, 5785 Cochrane, Rory, 5565 Cockett, Peter, 5802, 5808, 5886 Cockrell, Katie, 5807 Cockrell, Kellie, 5731, 5807 Codben, Joe, 5656 Coden, Ron, 5629 Codrington, Jim, 5541, 5767 Coetzee, Kal, 5754 Cohen, Ari, 5690, 5700, 5709 Cohen, Assaf, 5685 Cohen, Gabe, 5779 Cohen, Joyce, 5650, 5800 Cohen, Sam, 5633 Cohen, Sarah, 5561 Cohen, Scott, 5607, 5775 Cohoe, Roy J., 5534, 5593 Coker, Brett, 5711, 5713 Colacitti, Stefano, 5502, 5576 Colak, Carrie, 5500 Colbert, Emma, 5726 Cole, C. S., 5606 Cole, Michael, 5624, 5639 Cole, Neva, 5618 Cole, Taylor, 5614 Coleby, Robert, 5592, 5838 Coleman, Brady, 5563, 5874 Coleman, Brandi, 5537, 5606, 5619, 5694, 5765, 5770 Coleman, Gary, 5525 Coleman, Holliston, 5713 Coleman, Jack, 5571 Coleman, Monique, 5650, 5651, 5801 Coleman, Taji, 5774 Coley, Caia, 5590 Collette, Toni, 5865 Collins, Chad, 5550 Collins, Christina, 5721 Collins, Georgie, 5664

Actor Index

Collins, Lindsay, 5728 Collins, Patrick, 5561 Collins, Skoti, 5530 Collins, Stephen, 5598 Colon, Mercedes, 5639 Colonnese, Michael, 5680 Colson, Grover, 5874 Colter, Mike, 5828, 5851 Colton, John, 5691, 5818 Comarda, Julia, 5770 Combs, Sean, 5798 Conley, Corinne, 5514 Conley, Jack, 5517, 5627, 5841 Connell, Chad, 5768 Connell, Lindsey, 5748 Connick, Harry, Jr., 5702 Connor, Brenden, 5748, 5777 Connor, Kate, 5889 Conroy, Frances, 5785 Constable, Paul, 5500 Constantine, Yorgo, 5584 Constible, Sarah, 5539, 5541, 5850 Consuelos, Mark, 5621, 5654, 5658, 5681 Conti, Alexander, 5636, 5830 Conti, Carl, 5745 Conway, Kevin, 5533 Coobs, Austin, 5547 Cook, Preston, 5567 Cook, Rachael Leigh, 5666, 5667, 5668 Cooke, Josh, 5832 Cooks, Iris, 5822 Coolidge, Jennifer, 5702 Cooney, Kevin, 5817 Cooper, Janelle, 5761, 5830 Cooper, Scott, 5532 Copeland, Stacee, 5555 Copping, Brian, 5861 Copping, Jennifer, 5772 Copus, Rory, 5790 Cor, Jon, 5723, 5853 Corbeil-Coleman, Charlotte, 5724 Corbett, Greg, 5703 Corbett, John, 5763 Corbin, Barry, 5648 Cork, Griffin, 5814 Cormack, Lynne, 5868 Corne, Caroline, 5675 Corona, Sajen, 5745 Corona, Steve, 5628 Corone, Antoni, 5803 Corral, Carmen, 5875 Corser, Rodger, 5838 Cosmo, James, 5693 Costa, Joe, 5738 Costantini, Alessandro, 5885

Actor Index

Costello, Mark, 5703 Costello, Tracey, 5741 Coster, Nicolas, 5618 Coster, Ritchie, 5675 Costley, Roy, 5824 Cottet, Mia, 5746 Cotton, Ben, 5555, 5860 Cottrell, Erin, 5602, 5693, 5710, 5711, 5712, 5713, 5714, 5730, 5844 Coughlan, Samantha, 5709 Coulter, Steve, 5876 Coulthard, Raymond, 5749 Counsel, Susie, 5587 Cournoyer, Rejean J., 5733 Cousins, Christopher, 5612 Covillault, Jeremie, 5594 Covington, Roderick, 5722 Cowan, Stuart, 5603 Cowell, Simon, 5606 Cowley, David, 5764 Cox, Alan, 5675 Cox, Darryl, 5874 Cox, Greg, 5696 Cox, Richard Ian, 5552 Craggs, Brandon, 5756 Craig, Andrew, 5793 Craig, Mark, 5855 Craig, Philip, 5622, 5784, 5811 Crane, Chilton, 5519 Crane, Hilary, 5609 Crane, Kara, 5731 Cranmer, Alex, 5533 Cravens, Rutherford, 5667 Crawford, Eve, 5636 Crawford, Pamela, 5814 Crawford, Pauline, 5509 Crawford, Rachel, 5845 Crewson, Wendy, 5718, 5784, 5810, 5845 Crichlow, Brenda, 5509, 5525, 5567, 5653, 5660, 5783 Crider, Missy, 5780 Crimi, Janessa, 5777 Crisostomo, Marisol, 5875 Cristen, Sorin, 5649 Cristobal, Cecile, 5499 Critchfield, Candice, 5803 Critchlow, Roark, 5725, 5727, 5825 Crockett, Peter, 5609, 5864 Croft, Jamie, 5647 Cromwell, James, 5520, 5660, 5789 Crone, Karen, 5838 Crone, Neil, 5784 Cronk, Kerri, 5800 Crosbie, Nicola, 5509 Crosby, Adam, 5801 Cross, Ben, 5623

Cross, Fred, 5521 Cross, Garvin, 5728, 5859 Cross, Kendall, 5616, 5660 Crossen, Marnie, 5847 Crow, John, 5503 Crowchild, Shane, 5535 Crowther, Len, 5758 Crozier, Nicole, 5626 Crutchley, Jeremy, 5586, 5790, 5846 Cruz, Valerie, 5844 Cubert, John, 5568 Cubitt, David, 5499, 5747, 5799 Cuddy, William, 5816 Cudmore, Leah, 5863 Culp, Joseph, 5884 Culp, Steven, 5660 Cumming, Alan, 5804, 5859 Cummins, Martin, 5747 Cuningham, James, 5795 Cunningham, Colin, 5525, 5660 Cunningham, Jeff, 5860 Cunningham, John, 5828 Cuoco, Kaley, 5860 Curnen, Monique, 5527 Curran, Brittany, 5632 Curran, Jake, 5529 Curran, John, 5694 Curran, Kevin, 5657 Currie, G. Patrick, 5717 Currie, Sondra, 5854 Curry, Tim, 5506 Curtin, Jane, 5694, 5695 Curtis, Simon, 5835 Cusack, Ann, 5607, 5706 Cusack, Joan, 5503 Cutrona, Ryan, 5722 Cuzzocrea, Dominic, 5540 Cyr, Dawn, 5510, 5657, 5674, 5733 Cyrus, Billy Ray, 5555 Czerny, Henry, 5792, 5816 DaCosta, Yaya, 5797 Daddo, Cameron, 5541, 5684, 5841 Dagg, Cory, 5512 Dahlquist, Patricia, 5519, 5653 Daigle, Jean, 5609, 5798 Daingerfield, Michael, 5509, 5615, 5616 Dale, Jennifer, 5561 Dali, Tracy, 5614 Dallas, Keith, 5544, 5700 Dallin, Amy, 5509 Dalton, Nicole, 5741 Dalton, Timothy, 5647 Daly, Mike, 5811 Daly, Shane, 5561, 5784

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Daly, Tim, 5593 Daly, Tyne, 5628 Danby, Noah, 5845 Dancy, Hugh, 5594 Dandenault, Louis-Philippe, 5499, 5682, 5858 Dando, Carolyn, 5607 Dane, Eric, 5781, 5878 Dane, Lawrence, 5502, 5514 Daneti, Dodel, 5623 Danford, Susan, 5754 Daniels, Jeff, 5848 Daniels, Kevin, 5774 Dannard, Brooke, 5662 Danson, Ted, 5687, 5777 D’Aquila, Diane, 5723 Darbesle, Patricia, 5620 D’Arcy, James, 5663 Darden, Dexter, 5731 Darlow, Linda, 5616, 5758 Darrow, Henry, 5630 Darshi, Agam, 5660 Dartt, John, 5587 Daryanani, Deepti, 5503, 5546 Das, Rob, 5574 Dauda, Raven, 5687 Dauphinais, Taylor, 5759 Davalos, Alexa, 5847 David, Ellen, 5591, 5682 Davidson, Amy, 5516, 5539 Davies, John S., 5815 Davignon, Mario, 5692 Davis, Dana, 5806 Davis, Eugene M., 5516, 5517, 5634, 5825 Davis, Gene, 5648 Davis, Jason, 5601 Davis, Josie, 5760 Davis, Judy, 5586, 5700, 5838 Davis, Lucinda, 5887 Davis, Vicki, 5606, 5740 Davis, Viola, 5512, 5671, 5672, 5673, 5840 Davis, Willie Arnold, 5712 Davison, Bruce, 5633, 5685, 5694, 5862 Davoli, Andrew, 5876 Dawe, Angela, 5629 Dawn, Azure, 5619, 5703 Dawn, Deanna, 5606 Dawson, Bruce, 5842 Dawson, Robert, 5560 Dawson, Tracy, 5802 Day, Felicia, 5791, 5876 Day, Johanna, 5599 Day, Larry, 5656, 5682, 5692, 5858 De Almeida, Joaquim, 5645 De Jesus, Wanda, 5517 De Jordy, Alexander, 5635

Actor Index

de Klerk, Richard, 5528, 5597 De La Fuente, Isait, 5517 De Leeuw, Rob, 5750 De Leon, Germaine, 5875 de Lint, Derek, 5665 De Marco, Anthony, 5817 De Marsh, Pyper, 5739 De More, Victoria, 5638 De Raucourt, Frederique, 5528 de Ravin, Emilie, 5761 De Santis, Tony, 5840 De Sousa, Melissa, 5814 De Souza, Cedric, 5652 De Souza, Theron Carmine, 5574 de Tagle, Anna Maria Perez, 5536 De Vanny, Andre, 5647 Dean, Korbi, 5602 Dean, Loren, 5533 DeAngelis, Mark, 5882 Dearing, Leanne, 5719 Deavere-Smith, Anna, 5698 DeCarteret, Laura, 5514, 5777, 5883 DeCocq, Saxon, 5861 Dee, Ruby, 5511, 5774 Def, Mos, 5689 DeHuff, Nicole, 5823 Deines, Melinda, 5531, 5883 DeKay, Tim, 5816 Dekker, Thomas, 5537 Del Buey, José 5822 Del Mar, Diego Diablo, 5573 Del Mar Maria, 5620 Delaney, Kim, 5499 Delaney, Shaun, 5529 DeLaRosa, Yvonne, 5585 DeLory, Deni, 5549, 5750 Delterme, Marine, 5560 Deluce, Isabelle, 5814 DeLuise, David, 5881 Delve, David, 5594 DeMave, Jack, 5725 DeMunn, Jeffrey, 5596, 5811 Denis, Neil, 5630 Denison, Anthony John, 5743 Dennehy, Brian, 5599, 5720, 5777 Dent, Catherine, 5754 Denton, James, 5575 Deragon, Lynne, 5721 Derangere, Gregori, 5749 Dern, Laura, 5803 DeSalvo, Anne, 5558 DeSantis, Jaclyn, 5641 DeSantis, John, 5625 Deschanel, Zooey, 5772, 5859 Descours, Cyril, 5675

Actor Index

Deshors, Erich, 5594 Desroche, Gary, 5619 Desrosiers, Bob, 5626 Deters, Timmy, 5714 Devane, William, 5671, 5673, 5674 Deveaux, Nathaniel, 5509, 5613 Devine, Aidan, 5655, 5777 Devine, Bradford, 5803 Devine, Loretta, 5606 Devlin, Chris, 5858 Devora, David, 5875 Dewan, Jenna, 5601 DeWulf, Noureen, 5719 Di Bianco, Louis, 5569 Di Zio, Sergio, 5575, 5811 Diakun, Alex, 5506 Diamantopoulos, Chris, 5526, 5535 Diamond, Marcia, 5882 Diaz, Carlos, 5569 Diaz, Joey, 5590, 5744 Diaz, Pamela, 5501 Diaz, Sully, 5794 Diaz, Veronica, 5875 Diaz, Yucini, 5687 DiCicco, Laura, 5822 Dick, Haig, 5527 Dicker, Nicole, 5577 Dickey, Dale, 5794 Dickinson, Angie, 5727 Diehl, John, 5648, 5671 Dier, Brett, 5598, 5786 Dietrich, Dena, 5610 Dillane, Richard, 5734 Dillane, Stephen, 5675 Dillard, Richard, 5874 Dillon, Hugh, 5626, 5777 Dilly, Erin, 5500 Dimbleby, Maisie, 5827 Dimopoulos, Stephen, 5513, 5660 Dinello, Paul, 5642 Dinn, Phil, 5673, 5674 Dinsmore, Bruce, 5682 Dinwiddie, Jake, 5518 Disher, Catherine, 5635, 5636, 5748 Dixon, Leroy, 5664 Dixon, Turner, 5876 Do, Nhi, 5842 Dobson, Peter, 5753, 5843 Dockery, Michelle, 5570 Dockery, Gregory, II, 5629 Dodlek, Marina, 5660 Doherty, Shannen, 5541, 5549 D‘Oliviera, Luisa, 5842 Dolley, Jason, 5643, 5731, 5800 Domingos, Jose, 5586

Domville, Philippa, 5784 Donadio, Kate, 5837 Donat, Richard, 5538, 5670 Donato, Margherita, 5548, 5759 Donnelly, Brent, 5656, 5858 Donner, Jack, 5881 Donohue, Debra, 5709 Donovan, Elisa, 5590, 5633, 5825 Donovan, Martin, 5514 Donovan, Tate, 5781, 5828 Dooley, Brian, 5620 Dopud, Mike, 5677 Dorff, Stephen, 5811, 5887 Dorofejus, Mykolas, 5594 Dorsey, Justine, 5638 Dorsey, Omar J., 5779, 5801 Dorval, Adrien, 5588 Doryon, Lorenzo, 5638 Dossett, John, 5675 Dotson, Chastity, 5633 Doty, David, 5828 Doucett, Curt, 5632 Douglas, D. C., 5612 Douglas, Illeana, 5766 Douglas, Jason, 5669, 5694, 5706, 5815 Douglas, Joanna, 5768 Douglas, Robin, 5699 Douglas, Shirley, 5784 Douglass, Zac, 5629 Dow, Ellen Albertini, 5516 Dowd, Ann, 5851 Dowling, James, 5561 Downey, Brian, 5538, 5849 Downey, Ferne, 5721 Downey, Roma, 5564 Downing, James, 5721 Downs, Elle, 5502, 5680, 5798 Doyle, Aaryn, 5536 Doyle, Bill, 5683 Doyle, Martin, 5565, 5579, 5777, 5864, 5868 Doyle, Shawn, 5810 Doyle, Tara, 5587 Drago, Lexie, 5775 Drake, Larry, 5740 Dreger, Reg, 5777 Drew, Sarah, 5624 Dreyfuss, Natalie, 5753 Dreyfuss, Richard, 5859 Drohan, Jen, 5812 Droke, Samantha, 5794 Drummond, Aidan, 5562 Drummond, Alice, 5775 Drummond, Brian, 5501 D‘Silva, Julius, 5852 Dube, Michael, 5586, 5754

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138

Dubeau, Stephan, 5500 Dubois, Kylee, 5822 DuBois, Marta, 5704 Duchess, Toussant, 5606 Duckworth, Todd, 5575 Dudenas, Egler, 5734 Duff, Denise, 5634 Duff, Haylie, 5523, 5707, 5710, 5752 Duffield, Victoria, 5588, 5709 Duffy, Graeme, 5512 Duffy, Patrick, 5585, 5604, 5710 Duffy, Raquel, 5587 Duffy, Thomas F., 5634 Dugan, James, 5666, 5696, 5763, 5814 Dugas, Travis, 5665 Duggan, Shawn, 5510, 5723 Dukakis, Olympia, 5695 Duke, Patty, 5604, 5707 Duke, Sam, 5617 Dula, Allen, 5684 Dulmage, Todd, 5808 Dumais, Julie, 5718 Dumont, James, 5782 DuMouchel, Steve, 5803 Dunaway, Faye, 5762, 5782 Dunigan, Kevin, 5685 Dunlop, Darcy, 5622 Dunn, Carolyn, 5568 Dunn, Conrad, 5569, 5811 Dunn, Kevin, 5784, 5785 Dunn, Nora, 5509, 5823 Dunn, Roger, 5524, 5784 Dunn, Teddy, 5537 Dunne, Robin, 5528, 5561 Dunn-Hill, John, 5551 Dunsmore, Rosemary, 5515, 5621, 5798, 5811, 5878 Dunster, Wilson, 5586 Dunsworth, Frances Hewey, 5510 Dunsworth, John, 5510, 5657, 5670, 5840 Duperey, Anny, 5560 Duplantier, Donna, 5619, 5871 DuPort, Nicole, 5691 Dupree, Lynette, 5774 Duquet, Michelle, 5883 Duran, Chris, 5699 Duran, Dan, 5887 Durance, Erica, 5528 Durkin, Brian F., 5602, 5837, 5876 Durning, Charles, 5517, 5839 Durr, Jason, 5679 Dutton, Charles S., 5533, 5724, 5797 Duvall, Robert, 5532 Duvall, Wayne, 5774 Dwayne, Jonathan, 5773 Dworak, Alex, 5729

Actor Index

Dwyer, Audrey, 5644 Dwyer, David, 5815 Dybdahl, John, 5516, 5634, 5881 Dye, Cameron, 5708 Dyer, Sam, 5716 Dziena, Alexis, 5840 Eagan, Shannon, 5792 Ealy, Michael, 5774 Earles, Jason, 5578 Easley, Margaret, 5740 Eastcott, Bren, 5814 Easterbrook, Leslie, 5747 Eastwood, Jayne, 5538, 5554, 5659, 5755, 5764, 5805, 5808, 5867, 5867, 5878 Echols, Jennifer, 5522, 5610 Eckholdt, Steve, 5778 Eddy, Sonya, 5801 Eden, Barbara, 5508 Edge, Lyle, 5820 Edgeman, Lori Beth, 5624 Edgley, Gigi, 5838 Edison, Matthew, 5587, 5777, 5793 Edmondson, Sarah, 5526, 5654, 5681 Edmundson, Kandiss, 5684 Edwards, Candace, 5774 Edwards, Charles, 5827 Edwards, Edward, 5671 Edwards, Kyle, 5652 Edwards, Miranda, 5882 Edwards, Neville, 5665 Edwards, Stacy, 5745 Efron, Zac, 5650, 5651 Eggert, Nicole, 5786 Egolf, Gretchen, 5868 Ehle, Jennifer, 5816 Ehlers, Jerome, 5607, 5838 Eidem, Erik, 5776 Eisen, Hal, 5670 Eisner, David, 5568, 5811 Ejiofor, Chiwetel, 5865 Ejolo, Carmen, 5689 Eklund, Michael, 5625, 5781 Eldard, Ron, 5853 Elder, Steven, 5529 Eldridge, Craig, 5500, 5571, 5670, 5687, 5767, 5811, 5868 Elfman, Bodhi, 5610 Elfman, Howard, 5803 Elise, Christine, 5881 Elise, Kimberly, 5629 Elizabeth, Shannon, 5568 Elk, William Joseph, III, 5665, 5870 Ellington, Tate, 5851 Elliot, Hugh, 5658

Actor Index

Elliott, Beverly, 5598, 5653 Elliott, Brennan, 5616, 5753 Elliott, David James, 5660, 5686, 5709, 5718, 5841 Elliott, Sam, 5520 Ellis, Aunjanue, 5629 Ellis, Ephraim, 5626, 5659 Ellis, Greg, 5685 Ellis, Kirk, 5667 Ellis, Nelsan, 5876 Ellis, William, 5570 Ellison, Chase, 5889 Ellsworth, Kiko, 5844 Elms, Kevin, 5543 Elouhabi, Nabil, 5784 Elsadig, Mazin, 5680 Elver, David, 5575 Elwes, Cary, 5789 Emanuel, Michael, 5634 Embry, Matt, 5500 Emerson, Chris, 5741 Emery, Julie Ann, 5787, 5831 Emond, Linda, 5589, 5628 Endicott-Douglas, Hannah, 5635, 5636 Endicott-Douglas, Vivien, 5771 Engler, Kosha, 5734 English, Brad, 5743, 5848 English, Corri, 5741 English, Sarah, 5657, 5805 Ennis, Leigh, 5873 Enos, John, III, 5614, 5825 Enright, Chris, 5814 Enriquez, Ithamar, 5629 Ensign, Michael, 5691, 5791 Epperson, Van, 5521 Eremko, June Wilde, 5822 Ergas, Mike, 5823 Erickson, Juli, 5766 Erickson, Nick, 5785, 5837 Esau, Silvia, 5846 Esmer, Ennis, 5621, 5784, 5832, 5869 Esparza, Tonantzin, 5875 Esposito, Jennifer, 5831 Esra, Shannon, 5862 Essman, Susie, 5715 Estes, Rob, 5659 Estes, Will, 5587 Estrada, Erik, 5658 Estrada, Jose Antonio, 5812 Evans, Alice, 5550 Evans, David Stuart, 5880 Evans, Harold, 5837 Evans, Mary Beth, 5628 Evermore, J.D., 5602, 5766, 5815, 5831 Evertson, Clayton, 5754 Evigan, Greg, 5717, 5779, 5786

Evigan, Vanessa, 5652 Ewen, Anne, 5770 Ewer, Donald, 5777 Ewusie, Ellen, 5588, 5654 Eyre, Forrest, 5667 Ezaneh, Chevez, 5535, 5664 Ezell, Shahine, 5581 Fabian, Patrick, 5830, 5866, 5867 Facinelli, Peter, 5861 Fahey, Jeff, 5623 Fain, Lauren, 5785 Fair, Stacy, 5526 Fairchild, Morgan, 5662 Fairley, Ivana Grace, 5877 Fairlie, Kristin, 5587 Fairman, Michael, 5776 Falkow, Cokey, 5754 Falle, Abigail, 5736 Fanfair, Robinne, 5609 Fanning, Elle, 5706 Faraday, Tim, 5827 Farina, Dennis, 5596 Farley, Marianne, 5551 Farnsworth, Freddie Joe, 5585 Farr, Jamie, 5638 Farr, Judi, 5607 Farr, Shonda, 5744 Farrell, Genevieve, 5732 Farrell, Michael, 5783 Farrell, Mike, 5703 Farrell, Nicholas, 5529 Farrell, Shea, 5881 Farrell, Tom Riis, 5599 Farrell, Walter, 5803 Farringer, Katie, 5790 Farrington, Amy, 5643 Farugia, Lena, 5586 Fasano, John, 5539 Fassbender, Chris, 5759 Fassett, Leah, 5853 Fast, Alexia, 5642, 5783, 5859 Fateux, Paul, 5777 Fathers, Daniel, 5536, 5748, 5864 Fawcett, Alan, 5656 Faxon, Nat, 5813 Fazio, Gabe, 5784 Fearnley, Neill, 5579 Feehan, Carey, 5548 Feeney, Heather, 5615 Fehr, Brendan, 5819 Feifer, Michael, 5590 Feinstein, Alan, 5855 Felix, Richard, 5545 Feliz, Jessica, 5866

139

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Fellows, Bill, 5529 Feniak, Peter, 5864 Fentz, Rachel, 5508 Feore, Colm, 5535, 5696 Ferencz, Tracy, 5514, 5883 Ferguson, Anna, 5564 Ferguson, Colin, 5567, 5655, 5690, 5733, 5873 Ferguson, Craig, 5871 Ferguson, John, 5665 Ferguson, Sally, 5733 Ferland, Jodelle, 5787 Fernandez, Shiloh, 5573 Ferrara, Wayne, 5703, 5785, 5788 Ferri, Claudia, 5551, 5692, 5822 Ferris, Alex, 5603, 5701 Ferris, Jeff, 5843 Ferris, Samantha, 5660 Fichtner, William, 5596 Fiddy, James, 5663 Fiennes, Ralph, 5527 Fierstein, Harvey, 5888 Filipo, Fab, 5849 Filipowich, Michael, 5657 Filippone, Lucy, 5777 Finerty, Mary Jo, 5560 Fink, Scott, 5777, 5866 Finkbeiner, Dusty, 5760 Finlay, Ian, 5499 Finlay-McLennan, Stewart, 5667 Finn, Charlie, 5624, 5634 Fiorini, Gerry, 5621 Firbank, Ann, 5594 Firla, Brandon, 5524, 5531, 5579, 5810 Fisher, Carrie, 5812 Fisher, David Dayan, 5584 Fisher, Douglas, 5517 Fisher, Frances, 5740 Fisher, George, 5517 Fisher, Jaishon, 5555, 5629 Fisher, Noel, 5589 Fisher, Toby, 5827 Fitch, Catherine, 5771 Fitzgerald, Dennis, 5521 Fitzgerald, Lewis, 5592 Fitzgerald, Paul, 5675 Fitzgerald, Wilbur, 5876 Fitzpatrick, Courtney, 5810 Fitzpatrick, Madison, 5810 Fitzpatrick, Richard, 5531, 5724, 5736, 5777, 5816 Flanery, Sean Patrick, 5558 Flaspoehler, Corey, 5601, 5631 Flatman, Barry, 5512, 5579, 5608 Flax, John, 5661 Fleck, John, W. 5639 Fleiss, Jane, 5648

Actor Index

Fleiss, Noah, 5851 Fleming, Carrie Anne, 5573 Fleming, Hannah, 5542, 5732 Fleming, John, 5868 Fleming, Raissa, 5870 Fleming, Reb, 5593 Flemming, David, 5510, 5709, 5849 Fletcher, Brendan, 5539, 5799 Flippen, Keith, 5815 Flippin, Lucy Lee, 5791 Florek, Dave, 5713 Flores, Von, 5571, 5656 Florida, Matthew, 5707 Flowers, Jim, 5719 Flynn, Barbara, 5594 Flynn, Bill, 5563 Flynn, Colleen, 5848 Flynn, Miriam, 5610 Flynn, Steven, 5671 Flynn, Tony, 5812 Foley, Scott, 5615, 5692 Folk, Abel, 5545 Folse, Gabriel, 5669 Fonda, Peter, 5626, 5677, 5846 Fong, Donald, 5532 Fonseca, Lyndsy, 5577, 5659, 5776 Fontaine, Francis, 5873 Fontelieu, Stocker, 5769 Forbes, Cameron, 5613 Forchion, Bill, 5533 Forchion, Raymond, 5803 Ford, Dawn, 5656 Ford, Faith, 5684, 5834 Ford, Leon, 5865 Ford, Luke, 5647 Foreman, Amanda, 5507 Foreman, Jack, 5709 Forge, Ken, 5529 Forlani, Claire, 5760 Forrestall, Shanna, 5797 Forster, Robert, 5657 Forsyth, Rosemary, 5848 Forsythe, William, 5612 Forte, Marlene, 5699 Fortier, Aimee, 5601 Foster, Mal, 5647 Fox, Colin, 5777 Fox, Creighton, 5547 Fox, David, 5502, 5593 Fox, Kelli, 5579 Fox, Michael, 5849 Fox, Michael J., 5822 Foxworth, Robert, 5695 Francis, Amy Price, 5777 Francis, Andrew, 5552, 5786, 5842, 5859

Actor Index

Francis, Genie, 5767, 5768 Francis, Jordan, 5536 Francis, Sarah, 5680 Francks, Rainbow, 5525 Franco, Estaban, 5812 Franco, Ramon, 5565 Frandsen, Jano, 5549 Frankle, Andrea, 5785, 5837 Franklin, Marcus Carl, 5689, 5877 Franklin, Shakura, 5877 Fraser, Duncan, 5532, 5728 Fratto, Charlie, 5731 Frechette, Diana, 5620 Frechette, McKenzie, 5620 Freeman, McKinley, 5826 Freeman, Paul, 5570 Frelich, Phyllis, 5848 French, Michael Bryan, 5803 French, Patricia, 5751, 5769 Frewer, Matt, 5506, 5839 Friedenberg, Jenna, 5670 Friend, Ted, 5588 Friis, Ulla, 5709 Fruchtman, Gary, 5721 Fudge, Alan, 5806, 5825, 5884 Fuentes, Diego, 5542 Full, Stephen, 5614 Fuller, Drew, 5557 Fulton, Allegra, 5808 Fulton, Grace, 5778 Fulton, Patrick, 5703 Funk, Nolan, 5630 Funk, Nolan Gerard, 5835 Furey, John, 5616, 5700 Furst, Griff, 5702, 5765 Fusco, Cosimo, 5560 Gabay, Eli, 5699 Gabriel, Ron, 5571 Gabrielle, Jenny, 5628, 5661, 5706 Gacki, Sebastian, 5757 Gade, Ariel, 5730 Gademans, Brennan, 5525 Gadon, Sarah, 5576 Gaeta, Michael J., 5553 Gage, Kevin, 5711 Gagne, Rikki, 5583 Gail, Max, 5508 Gaines, Latham, 5607 Gains, Courtney, 5585 Gale, Lorena, 5519, 5525, 5729 Gale, Maura, 5774 Gale, Vincent, 5501, 5717, 5747, 5750, 5799 Galik, Denise, 5512 Galinas, Taison, 5760

Galinda, Tatiana, 5534 Gallagher, Peter, 5626 Gallanders, James, 5542 Gallant, Tom, 5673, 5674, 5840 Galley, Adrian, 5790 Gallinger, Chris, 5571, 5867 Galpin, Jeff, 5602 Galuppo, Angela, 5752 Galvin, Anna, 5512, 5859 Gamble, Brian, 5669 Gamble, Evon, 5631, 5702 Gamboa, Juan Pablo, 5683 Gamell, Larry, Jr., 5619, 5703, 5788 Gammon, James, 5673, 5879 Ganatra, Nitin, 5833 Ganeev, Raoul, 5597 Ganev, Valentin, 5623 Ganier, Yvette, 5619 Gann, Merrilyn, 5513, 5573 Gant, Robert, 5722 Ganus, Paul, 5714 Ganz, Bruno, 5645 Garay, Soo, 5721 Garber, Victor, 5514, 5692 Garcia, Cristina, 5683 Garcia, Jesse, 5875 Garcia, Joanna, 5662, 5872 Garcia, Ted, 5841 Gardhouse, Johnny, 5784 Gardiner, Audrey, 5622 Gardner, David, 5609 Gardner, Michelle, 5530 Garfield, J. D., 5667, 5824 Garlington, Lee, 5517, 5740, 5741, 5792 Garner, Joel, 5597 Garner, Julian, 5592 Garrow, Patrick, 5869 Garth, Jennie, 5631 Gartin, Christopher, 5848 Gasteyer, Ana, 5804 Gauthier, Christopher, 5739 Gautreau, Jason, 5802 Gauvin, Robert, 5709 Gayheart, Rebecca, 5548 Gaze, Christopher, 5842 Gazzara, Ben, 5789 Gearhart, Devon, 5876 Gedrick, Jason, 5551, 5584, 5648, 5683, 5799, 5885 Geer, Ellen, 5779 Geer, Willow, 5521, 5523 Geisland, Meggie, 5785, 5876 Geld, Nathalie, 5634 Gemael, Elie, 5811 Gemma, Giuliano, 5789 Gendron, Sophie, 5752

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142

Genzel, Carrie, 5589 Gerbrandt, Anthony, 5562 Gerdisch, Robert, 5547 German, Lauren, 5847 Germann, Greg, 5507, 5605, 5835 Gerrity, Dan, 5824 Gershon, Gina, 5514, 5541 Gertz, Jami, 5611, 5705 Gets, Malcolm, 5640 Getty, Balthazar, 5666 Getty, Patricia, 5803 Gevisser, Peter, 5852 Giamatti, Paul, 5675 Gibbon, Mark, 5686, 5728 Gibbons, Blake, 5711, 5791 Gibney, Susan, 5685 Gibson, Ayesha, 5510 Gibson, Chris, 5822 Gibson, Dave, 5704 Gibson, Leah, 5842 Gibson, Rebecca, 5554, 5873 Gibson, Scott, 5655, 5802 Gibson, Thomas, 5661 Gibson, Thomas, IV, 5840 Gifford, Gloria, 5507, 5684, 5889 Giglio, Pat, 5719 Gilbank, Ben, 5737 Gilbert, Melissa, 5817, 5854 Gilfone, Tricia, 5841 Gillett, Chris, 5568 Gilliam, Seth, 5533 Gillies, Andrew, 5882 Gillies, Daniel J., 5666, 5667 Gillis, Tammy, 5653, 5729 Gilmore, Patrick, 5598, 5613, 5701, 5717 Gilpin, Peri, 5573, 5620 Gilsig, Jessalyn, 5887 Gilyard, Clarence, Jr., 5874 Gimpel, Erica, 5745 Ginn, Rupak, 5546 Gioiello, Bruno, 5727 Giornofelice, Lina, 5802 Girafi, Haim, 5517 Girard, Remy, 5656 Girard, Simone Elise, 5540 Gish, Annabeth, 5517, 5538, 5839 Gitting, Paul, 5607 Giuntoli, David, 5614 Glascott, Fiona, 5570 Glaser, Paul Michael, 5690 Glassco, Briony, 5577, 5882 Glau, Summer, 5662 Glave, Karen, 5611, 5784, 5811 Glazer, Colin, 5616 Gleeson, Brendan, 5663

Actor Index

Gleeson, Paul, 5838 Glen, Iain, 5663 Glenn, Scott, 5561, 5602, 5634 Glenn, Wendy, 5637, 5746 Glennon, Gavin, 5874 Glover, Danny, 5599 Glover, Deborah, 5784 Glover, Jamie, 5594 Glover, Trilby, 5838 Glynn, Carlin, 5599 Godfrey, Patrick, 5827 Godsman, Carroll, 5608 Goetz, Dave, 5742 Goetz, Peter Michael, 5881 Goglia, Juliette, 5638 Going, Joanna, 5543, 5669 Gold, L. Harvey, 5729 Gold, Tracey, 5612 Goldberg, Iddo, 5570 Goldberg, Marcy, 5700 Goldring, Danny, 5629 Goldsbie, Jake, 5866 Gomes, Marc, 5581, 5614 Gomez, Fidel, 5875 Gomez, Mike, 5703, 5801 Gomez, Nicholas, 5602 Gomez, Rick, 5517 Gomez, Selena, 5794, 5874 Gonzalez, Cordelia, 5773 Gonzalez-Rivera, Orlando, 5773 Gonzalez-Vio, Carlos, 5868 Goodhand, Donna, 5657, 5723, 5748 Gooding, Cuba, Jr., 5629 Gooding, Omar, 5679 Goodman, Brian, 5683 Goodman, Jake, 5868 Goodman, John, 5888 Goodman, Terence, 5731 Goold, Jane, 5667 Goorjian, Michael, 5804 Gordey, Keith Martin, 5750, 5757 Gordon, Barbara, 5737, 5887 Gordon, Eve, 5803 Gordon, Hannah Taylor, 5852 Gordon, Joshua, 5522 Gordon, Liz, 5808 Gordon, Matt, 5724 Gordon, Patrick, 5852 Gorham, Christopher, 5805 Gorin, Hazel, 5721 Gosling, Zemphira, 5729 Gosselaar, Mark-Paul, 5655 Gossett, Louis, Jr.,5689 Gould, Jadin, 5684 Gould, Nolan, 5848

Actor Index

Goulet, Sophie, 5635 Goyo, Devon, 5858 Gozan, Daina, 5619 Grabeel, Lucas, 5650, 5651, 5807 Grabow, Amy, 5855 Grace, April, 5706 Grace, Christina, 5730 Grace, Nickolas, 5827 Graham, Allison, 5575, 5752 Graham, Cameron, 5621 Graham, Currie, 5519, 5539 Graham, Gerrit, 5518 Graham, Katerina, 5778 Graham, Leah, 5653 Graham, Lori, 5576 Graham-Gaudreau, Peter, 5583 Graie, Madison, 5653 Grain, Aaron, 5814 Grajewski, Michael, 5541 Granger, Philip, 5525, 5532, 5562, 5615, 5717, 5757 Grant, Glen, 5840 Grant, Louise, 5750 Grant, Stacy, 5886 Grant, Teach, 5512, 5513, 5625, 5728, 5738 Grauer, Ona, 5526, 5690, 5747 Graves, Austin, 5618 Graves, Rupert, 5833 Gray, Allan, 5506, 5886 Gray, Bruce, 5803 Gray, David Barry, 5753 Gray, G. Michael, 5747, 5772, 5799 Gray, Mackenzie, 5686, 5728 Gray, Macy, 5689 Gray, Pamela, 5818 Gray, Rotha Ford, 5609 Grayhm, Steven, 5677 Grayson, Denise, 5558, 5855 Grdevich, Sabrina, 5723 Greathouse, Michelle, 5824 Greco, Jessica, 5514, 5777, 5866 Green, Anthony, 5529 Green, Caryn, 5531 Green, Tory, 5732 Greene, Barry, 5588 Greene, Christy, 5617, 5758 Greene, Ellen, 5610 Greene, Graham, 5534, 5666 Greene, Kim Morgan, 5818 Greene, Laivan, 5680 Greenfield, Laci, 5641 Greenhouse, Kate, 5861 Greenquist, Brad, 5722 Greenwood, Bruce, 5589, 5729, 5822, 5845 Greer, Judy, 5719 Greer, Matthew, 5815, 5815 Greer, Stuart, 5595, 5815

143

Gregg, John, 5592 Gregorowicz, Lucas, 5827 Gregory, Constantine, 5565 Gregory, Wendell, 5646 Gregson, Joan, 5556, 5687 Grenrock, Joshua, 5517 Gretsh, Jason, 5581 Grey, Elliott, 5765 Grice, Lara, 5601, 5631, 5703, 5785, 5837, 5888 Grief, Mike, 5826 Grier, David Alan, 5642, 5742 Grier, Pam, 5691 Grier, Warrick, 5795 Grifasi, Joe, 5533 Griffin, Brendan, 5851 Griffin, Douglas, 5595, 5602, 5766, 5837 Griffin, Eddie, 5888 Griffin, Katie, 5538 Griffin, Laura-Shay, 5595 Griffin, Lynne, 5609, 5820, 5821 Griffis, Rhoda, 5601, 5619, 5631, 5702, 5751, 5770, 5831 Griffith, Douglas, M., 5797 Griffith, Ernesto, 5644, 5880 Griffith, Jace-Anthony, 5549, 5549 Griffiths, Rachel, 5563 Grimes, Adam, 5561 Grimes, Shenae, 5863 Grise, Louis, 5640 Grissom, Chet, 5572 Groetsch, Justin, 5602 Groh, David, 5572 Gromer, Greg, 5604 Gross, Arye, 5640, 5857 Gross, Michael, 5740 Gross, Richard, 5634 Grove, Logan, 5553 Grover, Deborah, 5777, 5793 Grubba, Eileen, 5558 Grubbs, Gary, 5619, 5719, 5766 Gruber, Charles, 5593 Grudzein, Nancy, 5812 Guadagni, Nicky, 5502, 5882 Guerra, Castulo, 5634, 5841 Guest, Nicholas, 5641 Gugushe, Biski, 5616 Guilak, Nicholas, 5706 Guilbaut, Jeremy, 5728, 5783 Guinee, Tim, 5595, 5706, 5873 Gumenick, Amy, 5754 Gummer, Mamie, 5675 Gunadi, Tania, 5632, 5716 Gunton, Bob, 5782 Guo, Anna, 5833 Gustafson, Geoff, 5739 Guttenberg, Steve, 5725, 5790

144

Guttman, Ronald, 5740 Guyot, Marion, 5815 Guzman, Thomas, 5812 Gwaltney, Jack, 5675 Gwin, Kit, 5874 Gwynne, Michael C., 5725 Ha, Benita, 5616 Haber, Jacleen, 5825, 5881 Haboucha, Shane, 5839 Haddish, Tiffany, 5797 Hagan, Molly, 5744, 5794 Hager, Dave, 5876 Hager, Kristen, 5802, 5834 Haggis, Kathryn, 5777, 5863, 5866 Haggquist, Catherine Lough, 5573, 5834 Hagimara, Michael, 5847 Hahn, Medina, 5709 Haiduk, Stacy, 5612 Haig, Terry, 5656 Hailey, Leisha, 5719 Haines, Jessica, 5795 Hair, Stephen, 5763 Hale, Lucy, 5834 Halford, Charles, 5578 Hall, Anthony Michael, 5612 Hall, Jane, 5838 Hall, Lynley, 5500 Hall, Peter, 5822, 5886 Hall, Philip Baker, 5740 Hall, Shashawnee, 5543, 5779, 5782 Halliday, Richard, 5664, 5693 Hallier, Lori, 5721 Halloran, Amy, 5632 Halpert, Josette, 5732 Halstrom, Melissa, 5860 Halverson, Courtney, 5707 Hamada, Mido, 5784 Hamer, Nigel, 5767 Hamilton, Alexa, 5790 Hamilton, Derek, 5758 Hamilton, Emma, 5663 Hamilton, Linda, 5653 Hamilton, Quancetia, 5542 Hamilton, Rebecca, 5607 Hamilton, Victoria, 5827 Hamlin, Brooke, 5634 Hammersley, Ben, 5852 Hammett, Butch, 5889 Hammond, Matthew, 5529 Hammond, Nicholas, 5592 Hammonds, Michael, 5877 Hamon, Kate, 5550 Hanami, Ren, 5841 Handley, Taylor, 5661

Actor Index

Handy, Scott, 5570 Hanenberg, Marty, 5652 Hanks, Jim, 5825 Hanlon, Peter, 5526 Hannah, Daryl, 5613, 5688, 5825 Hannigan, Sean, 5874 Hanrahan, Gail, 5580 Hanrahan, Michael, 5687, 5767 Hanratty, Sammi, 5839 Hansard, Bart, 5595, 5876 Hansen, Lucille, 5741 Hanson, Heather, 5500, 5655, 5767, 5885 Happe, Emily, 5741 Harden, Marcia Gay, 5570, 5609, 5661, 5824 Hardin, Melora, 5592 Harding, Mike, 5815, 5877 Hardison, Kadeem, 5606 Hardy, Emily, 5855 Hardy, Jerry, 5668 Harewood, Dorian, 5639, 5693 Harker, Aarun, 5852 Harkin, Allana, 5575 Harley, Graham, 5622 Harlow, Eve, 5512, 5701 Harman, Steve, 5838 Harmon, Angie, 5702 Harmon, Jessica, 5512, 5514, 5539 Harmon, Richard, 5781, 5860 Harney, Barbara, 5631 Harper, Craig S., 5876 Harper, Hill, 5689 Harper, Kyra, 5721 Harras, Patricia, 5580, 5616 Harrell, Maestro, 5629 Harring, Laura, 5875 Harrington, Adam, 5616 Harrington, Jay, 5882 Harrington, Kyle, 5885 Harris, Ed, 5596 Harris, Harriet Sansom, 5706 Harris, Jasper, 5645 Harris, Kayleigh, 5766 Harris, Kristen, 5850, 5873 Harris, Mel, 5780 Harris, Neil Patrick, 5548 Harris, Rachael, 5723 Harrison, Anthony, 5501, 5699 Harrison, B.J., 5616, 5761 Harrison, Gregory, 5518, 5719 Harrison, Michelle, 5526, 5539, 5646, 5646, 5772 Harrison, Sindi, 5836 Harrison, Wayne, 5754, 5836, 5846 Hart, Evan, 5533 Hart, Ingrid, 5845, 5887 Hart, Kaylin, 5569

Actor Index

Hart, Melissa Joan, 5652, 5751 Hart, Roxanne, 5639, 5661, 5743 Hart, Steve, 5553 Harth, C. Ernst, 5742 Hartley, Mariette, 5708, 5725 Hartman Black, Lisa, 5522 Harvey, Don, 5522, 5527 Harvey, Keith, 5745 Harvie, Ellie, 5642, 5729 Hasfal, Topaz, 5772 Haskell, Peter, 5824 Haskett, Roger, 5501, 5616, 5630, 5709, 5716 Hasselhoff, David, 5685 Hatosy, Shawn, 5602 Hauck, Jerry, 5806 Hauer, Rutger, 5790 Hauser, Wings, 5521 Hausman, Michael, 5803 Hawkins, Cole, 5877 Hawkins, Lavinia, 5580 Haworth, Peter James, 5883, 5887 Hawthorne, Anne, 5617 Hawthorne, Kim, 5747 Hawtrey, Kay, 5777 Hayden, Josh, 5549 Hayes, Erinn, 5526 Hayes, Trevor, 5670, 5697 Hayman, David, 5520 Haynes, Colton, 5508 Haynes, Preston, 5768 Haynie, Jim, 5521 Haysom, David, 5705, 5761 Hayward, Rachel, 5552 Haywood, Chris, 5838 Hazell, Patrick, 5831 Hazell, Paul, 5769 Hazen, Kelley, 5725 Heap, Jessica, 5601 Heard, John, 5627, 5703 Heath, Colin, 5859 Heath, Zoe, 5718 Heatherington, Rod, 5566, 5620, 5759, 5764 Heaton, Patricia, 5597, 5624, 5784 Heaton, Tom, 5506, 5555, 5613, 5717 Heche, Anne, 5608, 5828 Hecht, Gina, 5788, 5843 Hecht, Jessica, 5674 Hedaya, Dan, 5788 Hedge, Andrew, 5573 Hedren, Tippi, 5765 Heighton, Brian, 5510, 5674, 5733, 5840 Heigl, Katherine, 5813 Heindl, Scott, 5562, 5664, 5763 Heitmeyer, Jayne, 5858 Helmond, Katherine, 5638

Hemingway, Mariel, 5823 Hemphill, John, 5523 Henao, Zulay, 5797 Henderson, Florence, 5691 Henderson, Fred, 5525 Henley, Barry “Shabaka,“ 5689 Henley, Tanya, 5531 Henner, Marilu, 5634, 5637 Henney, Katie, 5609 Hennicke, Andre, 5660 Henning, Golden, 5780 Henrie, David, 5578 Henriksen, Lance, 5667, 5691, 5791, 5846 Henriques, Leila, 5795 Henriques, Sara Jane, 5797 Henry, Ely, 5756 Henry, Gregg, 5657 Henry, Guy, 5675 Henry, Tim, 5573, 5696 Henson, Brian, 5742 Henstridge, Natasha, 5660, 5883 Henze, Daniel, 5800 Hephner, Jeff, 5877 Herbert, Paul, 5555 Herd, Richard, 5714 Herman, Jimmy, 5535 Hernandez, Jerry, 5875 Hernandez, Jonathan, 5875 Hernandez, Kevin, 5600 Herrera, Aidel D., 5780 Herrera, Socorro, 5650, 5651 Herrmann, Edward, 5643 Hertford, Brighton, 5807 Herthum, Louis, 5619, 5702, 5797, 5815 Hess, Bob, 5874 Hesser, Brennan, 5708 Hetherington, Gary, 5822 Hetherington, Gavin, 5546 Hewitt, Jennifer Love, 5567 Hewlett, Kate, 5622 Heyer, Kelly, 5782 Heyerdahl, Chris, 5665, 5682 Heyward, Rachel, 5519 Hibbert, Edward, 5742, 5772 Hickey, John Benjamin, 5702, 5828 Hickman, John, 5629 Hicks, Catherine, 5842 Hicks, Frazier, 5694 Hicks, Greg, 5852 Hicks, Tommy Redmond, 5806 Higgins, Amy, 5610 Higgins, Jonathan, 5721, 5811, 5863, 5887 Higgs, Sean, 5754 Higuchi, James, 5820, 5821 Hildebrand, Jenna Lynn, 5703

145

146

Actor Index

Hill, Anastasia, 5733 Hill, Brendan, 5769 Hill, Connor, 5624, 5694 Hill, Dwayne, 5556 Hills, Brad, 5607 Hilyer, Louis, 5852 Hindle, Art, 5515, 5556 Hines, Grainger, 5599, 5854 Hines, Robin, 5871 Hines, Tiffany, 5730, 5825 Hinkle, Marin, 5610 Hinkle, Stephen, 5675 Hinkley, Brent, 5870 Hinnen, Stacey, 5826 Hinson, Jordan, 5632 Hinton, Kirstin, 5811 Hinton, Phillip, 5592 Hirsh, Hallee, 5884 Hirst, Emily, 5620, 5842 Hirt, Christianne, 5764 Hittinger, Chuck, 5507 Hixson, Paula Jean, 5752 Hoag, Cassidi, 5868 Hoag, Judith, 5612, 5807 Hobbs, Chelsea, 5566, 5737, 5783 Hockle, Bernard, 5837 Hodaly, Nick, 5550 Hodge, Aldis, 5831 Hodge, Edwin, 5611 Hodson, Hannah, 5814 Hoffman, Gus, 5629 Hoffman, Philip Seymour, 5596 Hofley, Todd, 5673, 5674 Hofmann, Isabella, 5762 Hogan, Gabriel, 5504, 5514, 5531, 5723, 5724, 5748, 5756, 5883 Hogan, Susan, 5509, 5573, 5750, 5822 Hogi, Joyce, 5775 Holden, Mark, 5838 Holdenreid, Kristen, 5821 Hollander, Tom, 5565, 5675 Holland-Rose, Juliet, 5609 Holleman, Lily, 5796 Holliday, Charlie, 5550, 5634, 5780 Hollingsworth, Ben, 5576 Hollis, Melody, 5633 Holly, Lauren, 5515, 5524 Hollyman, Ryan, 5622 Holmberg, Steven, 5657 Holmberg, Sven, 5637 Holmes, Adrian, 5501, 5512, 5611 Holmes, Emily, 5512, 5665, 5690 Holmes, Jonathan, 5830 Holmes, Mark, 5760 Holmes, Matthew Currie, 5562

Holmes, Vanessa, 5500 Holness, Karen, 5611, 5616, 5866, 5867 Holt, Greyston, 5630, 5664, 5665, 5666, 5667, 5668, 5669, 5757 Honore, Stephanie, 5601, 5762, 5837 Hood, Alex, 5571 Hood, Blake, 5818 Hoogenackker, John, 5629 Hope, Barclay, 5542, 5784 Hope, Leslie, 5674 Hope, Richard, 5827 Hope, Tamara, 5499, 5519, 5724 Hope, William, 5520 Hopkin, James D., 5566, 5763, 5830, 5872 Hopkins, Anna, 5656, 5682 Hopkins, Josh, 5500, 5811, 5847 Hopkins, Rand, 5876 Horowitz, Dale Waddington, 5713 Horsdal, Chelah, 5564, 5573, 5583, 5598, 5603, 5617, 5642 Hossack, Allison, 5625, 5690, 5700, 5822 Houde, Serge, 5653, 5664, 5665, 5738 Houdyshell, Jayne, 5715 Hough, Adrian, 5526, 5764, 5787, 5834 Houn, Wally, 5666, 5814, 5830 House, Dakota, 5582 House, David, 5824 Houston, Howard, 5877 Houston, Jeffery, 5854 Houston, Kelly, 5780 Howard, Anne Marie, 5841 Howard, Dennis, 5889 Howard, Gale, 5721 Howard, Genevieve, 5836 Howard, Jeremy, 5610 Howard, Joe, 5517, 5743 Howard, Ken, 5640, 5817 Howard, Sam, 5580 Howard, Terrence DaShon, 5689, 5774 Howard, Walker, 5781 Howe, Tracy, 5727 Howell, Albert, 5626 Howell, C. Thomas, 5641, 5776, 5790 Howell, Kanin J., 5505 Howell, Maria, 5702 Howland, Rick, 5859 Hoy, Sean, 5830 Hoyt, Chase, 5879 Hu, Kelly, 5724 Huang, Krystal, 5833 Huband, David, 5784 Hubbard, Paul, 5757, 5777 Hubley, Whip, 5744 Huck, Peter, 5757 Huculak, Bob, 5850 Huculak, Maggie, 5626

Actor Index

Hudgens, Vanessa Anne, 5650, 5651 Hudson, Ernie, 5611, 5612, 5689, 5730, 5814 Hudson, Gary, 5758 Hudson, Oliver, 5499, 5760 Huff, Neal, 5675 Huffman, Logan, 5511 Hughes, Aaron, 5539, 5554, 5850 Hughes, Ava Rebecca, 5781 Hughes, Finola, 5681 Hughes, Frank John, 5683, 5784 Huie, Kimberly, 5736 Humbarger, Tom, 5595 Humphrey, Mark, 5654, 5681, 5699 Humphreys, Alfred E., 5597, 5799 Hungerford, Tara, 5700 Hunt, David, 5597 Hunt, Helen, 5596 Hunt, Janessa, 5556 Hunt, Rel, 5592 Hunter, Chris, 5534 Hunter, Rachel, 5566 Huntley, Noah, 5845 Hurd, Michelle, 5515 Hurst, Jackson, 5702 Hurt, John, 5803 Hussein, Fahad, 5784, 5811 Huston, Anjelica, 5811 Huston, Danny, 5675, 5811 Huszar, Stephen, 5500, 5764 Hutch, Jesse, 5603 Hutchinson, Gale, 5824 Hutchison, Kieren, 5618 Hutton, Pascale, 5526 Hutton, Timothy, 5520 Hyatt, Pam, 5700 Hyde, Jonathan, 5574 Hyde, Thomas, III, 5606 Hyde-White, Alex, 5744, 5823 Hynes, Tyler, 5659, 5733 Idlette, Patricia, 5700, 5814 Ignatavicius, Paulius, 5645 Imperioli, Michael, 5775 Imperioli, Vadim, 5775 Ingebritsen, Helen, 5624 Inger, Mariah, 5858 Ingham, Barrie, 5862 Ingram, David, 5866 Innes, John, 5525 Ippolito, Chris, 5861 Irons, Jeremy, 5594, 5628 Irvin, Brittney, 5525, 5835, 5886 Irving, Martha, 5538, 5657, 5733 Isabelle, Katharine, 5528, 5654, 5681, 5717, 5799 Ishida, James, 5801

Ishmael, Marvin, 5756 Ivanek, Zeljko, 5675 Ivany, Karen, 5868 Ivey, Judith, 5787 Jackos, George, 5754 Jackson, Andrew, 5728, 5887 Jackson, Dee Jay, 5549 Jackson, Jonathan, 5700 Jackson, Mike, 5772 Jackson, Randy, 5606 Jackson, Richard Lee, 5521, 5712 Jacobi, Derek, 5586 Jacobs, Andre, 5520, 5754, 5846 Jacobs, Lisa, 5852 Jacobs, M. Christian, 5578 Jacobs, Michael Dean, 5744, 5881 Jacobson, Eric, 5742 Jacobson, Peter, 5706, 5838 Jacobson, Tea, 5868 Jacot, Christopher, 5564, 5681, 5681, 5686, 5728, 5835 Jaeger, Anne Bradley, 5499 Jahne, Caroline, 5619 Jaines, Sabrina, 5733 James, Brenda, 5822 James, Lennie, 5795 Jamieson, Brian, 5672 Jamison, James, 5731 Jankiewicz, Charlie J., 5628 Jansen, Jim, 5553, 5801 Jaranjo, Ivan, 5854 Jaress, Jill, 5522 Jarrett, Phillip, 5554 Jarsky, Joris, 5748, 5811 Jason, Peter, 5550, 5559, 5572, 5727 Jastrzembska, Christina, 5549, 5552 Jax, Mark, 5720 Jean-Baptiste, Lucien, 5749 Jean-Louis, Dolly, 5579 Jeffers, Dan, 5700 Jeffery, Chase Ryan, 5855 Jeffreys, Woody, 5728, 5738 Jenkins, Burgess, 5751 Jenkins, Noam, 5541, 5655, 5721, 5723, 5864 Jenkins, Rebecca, 5666 Jenkins, Sam, 5521 Jenner, Bruce, 5642 Jensen, Chris, 5593 Jensen, David, 5606 Jensen, Erik, 5533 Jensen, Kristen, 5800 Jepson, Austin, 5632 Jepson, Molly, 5731 Jerins, Ruby, 5851 Jerome, Howard, 5568

147

148

Actor Index

Jesneck, Julie, 5596 Jines, Courtney, 5828 Jiwa, Almeera, 5583 Jocelyn, Gordon, 5777 Joffre, Dan, 5501, 5822 Jogia, Avan, 5630, 5642 Johannson, Colby, 5562, 5598 John, Bart, 5592 Johnson, Jerald Penny, 5784 Johnson, Alexz, 5842 Johnson, Bart, 5650, 5651 Johnson, Brad, 5563 Johnson, Brock, 5506 Johnson, C. David, 5561 Johnson, Damon, 5690 Johnson, Eric, 5752 Johnson, Julie Michelle, 5747 Johnson, Kenneth, 5585 Johnson, P. Lynn, 5501, 5757, 5822, 5886 Johnson, Patrick, Jr., 5680 Johnson, Philip, 5511 Johnson, Samantha, 5729 Johnson-Diamond, Karen, 5759 Johnston, Alicia, 5554 Johnston, Andrew, 5697 Johnston, Drake, 5585 Johnston, Jamie, 5853 Johnston, Shaun, 5532, 5548, 5611, 5666, 5729, 5760, 5861 Jonas, Joe, 5536 Jonas, Kevin, 5536 Jonas, Nick, 5536 Jones, Angus T., 5548 Jones, Ashley, 5829 Jones, Benjamin F., 5543 Jones, Gary, 5646 Jones, James Earl, 5801 Jones, Jamie, 5634 Jones, Leland, 5503, 5751 Jones, Mardi, 5775 Jones, Melissa, 5610, 5881 Jones, Nina, 5837 Jones, Olivia, 5868 Jones, Richard T., 5808, 5858 Jones, Ron C., 5798 Jones, Sam, III, 5619, 5818 Jones, Sarah, 5707, 5710, 5744 Jones, Shirley, 5648 Jones, Toby, 5594 Jones, Trenton, 5731 Jones, Veryl, 5774 Jones, Vinnie, 5679 Jordan, Don, 5692 Jordan, James, 5649 Jordan, Leslie, 5544

Josefsberg, David, 5526 Joseph, Daniel, 5703 Josepher, Wendle, 5727 Josette, Michelle, 5618, 5707 Joss, Jonathan, 5563, 5669 Joy, Helene, 5748, 5771 Joyette, Demetrious, 5577 Jubinville, Kevin, 5621, 5670, 5867 Juliani, Alessandro, 5506 Jung, Clint, 5572 Junmar, Mathew, 5776 Justice, Victoria, 5828, 5835 Jutras, Richard, 5499 Kae-Kazim, Hakeem, 5695 Kahan, Richard, 5526, 5562 Kahl, Rainer, 5678, 5696, 5705 Kahn, Rowen, 5528 Kaiser, Suki, 5541 Kalef, Joshua, 5664, 5665 Kall, James, 5777 Kalugin, Alexandre, 5728 Kama, Akoni, 5676 Kanagawa, Hiro, 5501, 5690 Kandel, Jack, 5639 Kane, Carol, 5888 Kane, Christian, 5666, 5667 Kapelos, John, 5541, 5543, 5782 Karas, Irene, 5830 Kardum, Natalie, 5822 Karlson, Stirling, 5696 Karmel, Gideon, 5660 Karon, Michael, 5514 Karpluk, Erin, 5583, 5832 Karsenti, Sabine, 5858 Karzis, Alex, 5687, 5784 Kash, Daniel, 5657 Kash, Linda, 5829, 5878 Kash, Marcia, 5510 Kasper, Gary F., 5844 Kassel, Jeff, 5784 Kasserman, Wayne, 5685 Kassir, John, 5804 Katic, Stana, 5694 Kattan, Chris, 5888 Katz, Judah, 5565 Katzman, Bruce, 5581 Kaufman, Adam, 5715 Kaulback, Brian, 5724 Kaunders, Sylvia, 5715 Kavadas, Andrew, 5728 Kavelin, Tommy, 5773 Kay, Charles, 5645 Kay, Dominic Scott, 5624, 5725 Kayaru, Artel, 5774

Actor Index

Kaye, Marvin, 5721 Kazan, Lainie, 5597 Keach, Stacy, 5529, 5585, 5607, 5704, 5730, 5753, 5809 Keams, Geraldine, 5534, 5593 Kean, Greg, 5822 Keane, James, 5516, 5641, 5648 Kearns, Geraldine, 5563 Keating, Fred, 5509, 5512 Keating, Katie, 5716 Keaton, Diane, 5847 Keaton, Michael, 5565 Keebler, Shae, 5760 Keen, Will, 5594 Keenan, Jared, 5615 Keener, Elizabeth, 5751 Keenleyside, Eric, 5509, 5598, 5630, 5750, 5759 Keeslar, Matt, 5637, 5832 Keeso, Jared, 5783 Keibler, Stacy, 5819 Keifer, Fanny, 5509 Keinath, Tim, 5533 Keitel, Harvey, 5784 Kelamis, Peter, 5681 Kelegian, Sylva, 5839 Kelleher, Paul, 5663 Keller, Mary Page, 5676 Keller, Thomas, 5852 Kelley, Malcolm David, 5687 Kelley, Ryan, 5727, 5792 Kelly, Brendan, 5671 Kelly, Connor, 5719 Kelly, Jean Louisa, 5856 Kelly, Joanne, 5586 Kelly, Matthew, 5513 Kelly, Pat, 5866, 5867 Kelly, Shawn, 5547 Kelly, Suzanne, 5539 Kelly, Terence, 5513, 5525, 5642, 5660, 5700, 5729 Kelly-Young, Leonard, 5823 Kelso, Susan, 5880 Keltz, Jonathan, 5503, 5578, 5724 Kendall, Kate, 5838 Kenin, Dylan, 5563, 5667, 5706 Kennedy, Jessica Parker, 5820, 5821 Kennedy, JoNell, 5606, 5631 Kennedy, Mimi, 5856 Kennedy, Ryan, 5573, 5615, 5700 Kenny, J. C., 5626, 5748, 5784, 5864, 5868, 5883, 5887 Kenny, Jacey, 5705 Kent, Diana, 5594 Keogh, Danny, 5790 Keogh, Duane, 5757 Kerbes, Kathryn, 5665 Kerkour, Youssef, 5784 Kerr, Brook, 5618

Kerr, Kristen, 5843 Kerr, Marina Stephenson, 5644, 5873 Kerr, Nancy, 5822 Kershaw, Annabel, 5750 Kerslake, Kelli, 5734 Kerwin, Brian, 5599 Keshawartz, Donnie, 5715 Kesler, Ian Reed, 5614 Kettle, Liz, 5749 Keurvorst, Derek, 5811 Keyes, Nathan, 5741 Khaner, Julie, 5721, 5882 Khouth, Gabe, 5820, 5821 Kickinger, Roland, 5823, 5844 Kidder, Margot, 5569 Kiernan, Paul, 5632 Kiesche, Tom, 5585 Kile, Cubbie, 5585 Killam, Chris, 5840 Kilmer, Val, 5563, 5685, 5887 Kilner, Kevin, 5543, 5661, 5843 Kim, Daniel Dae, 5512 Kim, Joyce, 5611 Kim, Patti, 5814 Kimm, Joanne, 5787 Kinasawich, Orest, 5620 King, Brent, 5700, 5825 King, Jessica, 5525, 5728 King, Joey, 5521 King, Kelly, 5802 King, Larry, 5785 King, Regina, 5702 King, Rowena, 5785 King, Terry, 5666 King, Trini, 5593 Kingsley, Ben, 5740 Kingston, Alex, 5790 Kinney, Andre, 5806 Kinney, Terry, 5509 Kirby, Christopher, 5838 Kirchner, James, 5798 Kirk, James, 5541, 5567, 5666, 5690, 5783 Kirkpatrick, Kathryn, 5738 Kirkpatrick, Nora, 5618 Kirkwood, Langley, 5862 Kirzinger, Ken, 5677, 5804 Kitchen, Jennifer, 5567, 5603 Kitto, Bryan James, 5788 Klattenhoff, Diego, 5603, 5802 Klaveno, Mariana, 5855 Klein, Chris, 5870 Klesic, Michael, 5645 Kliner, Alex, 5886 Klinger, Rebecca, 5516 Knapp, Sebastian, 5649

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150

Knezevich, Joe, 5694 Knight, Aramis, 5643 Knight, Jack, 5861 Knight, Lily, 5848 Knight, Matthew, 5538, 5620, 5635, 5636 Knight, Maxim, 5778 Knight, Rosalind, 5827 Knight, Tatum, 5718 Knowles, Edward, 5774 Knowles, Shanica, 5680 Knox, Geraline, 5607 Ko, Eddy, 5833 Ko, Linda, 5509, 5819 Koaho, Mpho, 5626 Kober, Jeff, 5505, 5712, 5727 Koch, Sebastian, 5827 Kocian, Charlene, 5758 Koerber, Christina, 5628 Koetting, Tim, 5611 Kohoot, Laura, 5673 Kole, Warren, 5667, 5668 Kolman, Allan, 5744 Kondova, Marta, 5623 Konoval, Karin, 5501, 5700, 5717, 5822, 5859 Kopache, Thomas, 5707, 5843 Kopsa, Mike, 5613, 5616, 5660 Korey, Tinsel, 5664, 5665, 5666, 5859 Korot, Alla, 5634 Kot, James, 5566, 5582, 5832 Koutantzis, Carissa, 5741 Kovacs, Geza, 5609 Kowalski, Erik, 5618 Kowalski, Mary, 5776 Kowalski, Taylor, 5601 Krakowski, Jane, 5733 Kramer, Eric Allan, 5719 Kramer, Ken, 5660, 5709 Kranz, Bob, 5803 Krasnoff, Mark, 5619, 5785 Kratky, Mary Beth, 5619 Krause, Peter, 5706 Krawford, Gary, 5777 Kress, Nathan, 5642 Kressley, Carson, 5888 Kretschmann, Thomas, 5645 Krige, Alice, 5592 Kristof, Andre, 5874 Kristofferson, Kris, 5501 Krosney, Alexandra, 5800 Krowchuk, Chad, 5562 Krueger, Ryan, 5543 Kruk, Aurora, 5816 Krupa, Mark Antony, 5656, 5692 Kruper, Karen, 5566 Krusiec, Michelle, 5831

Actor Index

Kubr, Mark, 5844 Kurtz, Marcia Jean, 5803 Kurtz, Rita, 5719 Kurtz, Swoosie, 5541, 5702 Kusatsu, Clyde, 5782 Kuznetscu, Alexander, 5668 Kuzyk, Mimi, 5556, 5657, 5887 Kwon, Crystal, 5722 Kwouk, Burt, 5833 Kyl-Brown, David, 5823 La Blanca, Dominick, Jr., 5683 La Lane, Jack, 5888 LaBelle, Patti, 5882 LaBelle, Rob, 5822, 5886 Labine, Kyle, 5819 Labine, Tyler, 5526 Labrosse, Sarah-Jeanne, 5656 Labyorteaux, Patrick, 5841 Lackey, Elizabeth, 5603 LaCroix, Peter, 5562 Ladd, Cheryl, 5855 Ladd, Diane, 5763 Lafferty, Sandra Ellis, 5624 LaFortune, Roc, 5551 Lagerfelt, Carolyn, 5740, 5745 Lahme, Florentine, 5660 Lai Fatt, Kerry, 5829 Lake, Bill, 5777 Lake, Ricki, 5715, 5723 Lakin, Christine, 5804 Lakshmi, Padma, 5852 Lalchun, Troy, 5873 Lalonde, Amy, 5756, 5868 Lamb, Tiffany, 5838 Lamkin, Kathy, 5857 L‘Amore, Gianfranco, 5791 Lamothe, Eleonore, 5697 Lancione, Anthony Moniz, 5885 Land, Janet, 5587 Land, Ken, 5522 Landsburg, Valerie, 5741 Lane, Campbell, 5653 Lane, Fredric, 5559 Lang, Stephen, 5533 Langan, William, 5848 Lange, Jessica, 5640, 5849 Langella, Frank, 5499, 5769, 5877 Langille, Kristin, 5657 Langrish, Barry, 5838 Lanter, Matt, 5576 Lapaine, Daniel, 5734 LaPlaca, Nicole, 5573 Lara, Alexandra Maria, 5565 LaRance, Nakotah, 5535, 5668, 5766, 5857

Actor Index

Larkin, Asia, 5770 Larkin, Christopher, 5679 Larroquette, John, 5841 Larsaney, David, 5696 Larsen, Rebecca R., 5534 Larsen, Richard Clarke, 5791 Larson, Ari, 5735 LaSalle, Eriq, 5806 Lascher, David, 5508 Lashley, Tamara, 5665 Lashly, James, 5879 Laskey, Kathleen, 5777 Laskin, Larissa, 5737, 5873 Latchford, Dianne, 5756 Lathan, Sanaa, 5798 Laufer, Jack, 5848 Laughlin, John, 5711 Laughton, Robert, 5622 Laurentz, Stefen, 5803 Lauria, Dan, 5533, 5614, 5784 Laurie, Darcy, 5666 Laurin, Christian, 5811 Lauter, Ed, 5600 Lauzon, Jeanne, 5656, 5656 Lavigne, Carmen, 5603, 5630 Law, Raymond, 5567, 5747, 5886 Lawhon, Margaret, 5703 Lawler, Mike, 5719 Lawless, Lucy, 5703, 5871 Lawrence, Andrew, 5543 Lawrence, Cary, 5697 Lawrence, Colin, 5512, 5786 Lawrence, Joseph, 5567, 5751 Lawrence, Sadie, 5709 Lawrence, Sharon, 5519, 5539 Lawrence, Shawn, 5752, 5756 Lawrence, Stafford, 5566, 5652 Lawrence, Terry, 5678, 5761 Lawrenson, Robert, 5528 Lawson, Byron, 5603 Lawson, Greg, 5532, 5580, 5664, 5760, 5764 Lawson, Leigh, 5570 Lawson, Maggie, 5654, 5681 Lawson, Shannon, 5784 Layne, Chyna, 5698 Le Porte, George, 5505 Lea, Nicholas, 5541 Lea, Ron, 5502, 5660, 5724, 5784, 5882 Leach, George, 5665, 5666 Leachman, Cloris, 5710, 5740 Leacock, Richard, 5767, 5816 Leacock, Viv, 5830, 5886 Leary, Denis, 5803 Leask, Katherine, 5599 Lebel, Britney, 5808

LeBlanc, Elton, 5765 LeBlanc, Karen, 5687, 5721 LeBlanc, Sadie, 5654, 5681 Leboeuf, Laurence, 5656 LeDuc, Armando, 5694 Lee, Anna, 5592 Lee, Christian, 5688, 5720 Lee, Christopher, 5789 Lee, Dana, 5722, 5837 Lee, Denise, 5874 Lee, Jae-Yun, 5736 Lee, Mi-Jung, 5700 Lee, Monette, 5838 Lee, Ruta, 5553 Lee, Theresa, 5833 Lefchak, Glen, 5674 LeFevre, Adam, 5596, 5803 Lefevre, Rachelle, 5588, 5845 Leggio, Jerry, 5602, 5765, 5785 Lehman, Kristin, 5626, 5799 Leibl, Matthew, 5880 Leigey, Katherine, 5522 Leighton, Dustin, 5719 Leighton, Laura, 5579, 5727 Leishman, Kadee, 5632 Leishman, Melanie, 5863 Leisle, Madison, 5711 Leitch, Megan, 5562 Lemasters, Braeden, 5543, 5543, 5713, 5817 Lemke, Anthony, 5692, 5697 Lenhart, Heidi Noelle, 5518 Lenkowsky, Philip, 5846 Lennarson, Nels, 5525 Lennie, Elizabeth, 5636 Leopold, Alexandra, 5816 LeReaney, David, 5761, 5830 Leson, Ian, 5595 Lett, Naima Imani, 5702 Leverington, Shelby, 5848 Levert, Gary, 5556, 5608, 5674, 5849, 5853 Levesque, Elysa, 5677 Levesque, Joanna “JoJo,“ 5692, 5863 Levins, Connor, 5738 Levinson, Gemma, 5654, 5681, 5886 Levinson, Madge, 5792 Levitan, Jerry, 5864 Levy, Barry, 5616 Lewis, Andrea, 5835 Lewis, Ben, 5816 Lewis, Cameron, 5732 Lewis, David, 5549, 5567, 5700, 5860, 5886 Lewis, Geoffrey, 5884 Lewis, Jamie, 5611 Lewis, Jason, 5619, 5765 Lewis, Kelsey, 5638, 5714

151

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Lewis, Landon, H., Jr., 5745 Lewis, Mary-Margaret, 5884 Lewis, Norma, 5761 Lewis, Patrick, 5714 Lewis, Phill, 5578 Leyden, Paul, 5719 L‘Hirondelle, Tyrone, 5549 Libertini, Richard, 5638 Libman, Dan, 5678 Liboiron, Landon, 5573 Liddle, John, 5756 Lightning, Cody, 5593 Lim, Asia, 5783 Lim, Kay Tong, 5688 Lim, Tommy, 5861 Lin, Zen Shane, 5819 Lincoln, Andrew, 5734 Linden, Hal, 5684 Lindley, Christina, 5539 Lindo, Delroy, 5599, 5689 Linds, Brian, 5886 Lindsay, Chris, 5762 Lindsley, Blake, 5523, 5725, 5743 Linley, Chad, 5796 Linneberg, Grant, 5582 Linney, Laura, 5675 Lioutas, Tommy, 5557, 5697 Lipari, Damon, 5662, 5785 Lipinski, Eugene, 5506 Lipper, David, 5864 Lipscombe, Jesse, 5548 Lisbe, Paula Cale, 5702 Lishansky, Bianca, 5836 Lisi, Joe, 5565 Lisinska, Natalie, 5655 Lister, Billy, 5777 Little, Marc, 5803 Little, Scott, 5860 Littlefield, John, 5879 Liufau, Sidney, 5844 Lively, Robyn, 5676 Livingston, Barry, 5600, 5612, 5782 Lloyd, Christian, 5784 Lloyd, Christopher, 5686, 5730, 5785 Lloyd, John Bedford, 5675, 5851 Lloyd, Marcus, 5537 Lo, Chi Moui, 5602 Lo, Janet, 5882 Lo Bianco, Tony, 5597 Lochner, Hannah, 5626 Locke, Bruce, 5874 Locke, Tembi, 5612 Lockhart, Araby, 5502, 5626 Lockhart, Dugald Bruce, 5649 Lockhart, June, 5652

Actor Index

Locklear, Heather, 5617, 5758 Lodge, Marty, 5614 Lodovini, Valentina, 5560 Loehr, Brett, 5713, 5874 Loera, Rachel, 5797 Loewen, Jocelyn, 5654, 5681 Lombard, Jason, 5638 London, Jason, 5633, 5780 London, Jeremy, 5588, 5879 Long, Jodi, 5722 Long, Lisa, 5522 Long, Shelley, 5604 Longmore, Simon, 5509 Longo, Zak, 5885 Longworth, David, 5664 Lopez, Fredrick, 5563, 5669 Lopez, George, 5739 Lopez, Mario, 5590, 5652, 5658 Lopez, Mayan, 5739 Lopez, Sal, 5563 Loren, Josie, 5643 Loring, Natasha, 5754 Louanne, 5517 Loughlin, Terry, 5803, 5876 Louis, Justin, 5512, 5640, 5863, 5864 Loumi, Stephane, 5749 Lounton, Stuart, 5529 Lovato, Demi, 5536, 5794 Love, Jonathan, 5696 Lovgren, David, 5613 Lowe, Chad, 5610 Lowe, Rob, 5515, 5548, 5785 Lowell, Carey, 5596 Lowman, Rebecca, 5516, 5706 Lowndes, Jessica, 5822 Lozano, Jessica, 5537 Lozzi, Nicholas, 5777 Luc, Jeremy, 5776 Lucas, Donny James, 5859 Lucas, Joshua, 5596 Lucio, Shannon, 5836 Luckinbill, Laurence, 5599 Ludwig, Alexander, 5700 Ludwig, Zak, 5544, 5555 Lui, Andrea, 5541 Lujan, Daniel, 5875 Luk, Jane, 5621, 5724, 5777, 5869 Luke, Jeremy, 5581 Lumsden, Alicia, 5838 Lund, Jayden, 5844 Lund, Morgan, 5632 Luther, Dion, 5526 Lyall, Philip, 5750 Lyman, Will, 5777 Lynch, Gus, 5637

Actor Index

Lynch, Jany, 5739 Lynch, Kelly, 5577 Lynch, Liam, 5847 Lynch, Susan, 5810, 5852 Lyndall-Knight, Tiffany, 5700 Lynskey, Melanie, 5563 Lyonne, Natasha, 5715 Lyons, Antonio David, 5520 Lyons, Robert F., 5516 Lyster, Patrick, 5846 Lyster, Scott, 5834 Ma, Jacey, 5814 Mabaso, Jazmyn, 5865 Mabius, Eric, 5556, 5756 Mabrey, Sunny, 5612 Macaulay, Marc, 5803 MacBride, Max, 5816 MacCallum, Heather Lea, 5763 MacCarthy, Tamsin, 5846, 5862 MacCaull, Matthew, 5608, 5733 MacDonald, Bill, 5562 MacDonald, Briana, 5849 MacDonald, Cameron, 5526 MacDonald, Jason, 5751 MacDonald, Shauna, 5808 MacDonald, Shawn, 5859 MacDonald, William, 5613, 5717, 5764 MacDowell, Andie, 5808 Maceachern, Patrick, 5759 Macewan, James, 5586 MacFadyen, Angus, 5529, 5682 Machado, Justina, 5607 Machielsen, Samrit, 5865 MacInnes, Angus, 5649 MacInnes-Wood, Jacqueline, 5757 MacIsaac, Martha, 5659 Mack, Gene, 5680, 5798 Mack, Rhianna, 5606 Mackay, Danette, 5591 MacKay, Don, 5509 Mackay, George, 5865 MacKechnie, Keith, 5625 MacKenzie, Alastair, 5827 Mackey, Kathleen, 5591 Mackinnon, Shane, 5622 Maclachlan, Jamie, 5622 MacLachlan, Kyle, 5679 MacLaine, Shirley, 5560 MacLeod, Alison, 5721 MacLeod, Joe, 5810 Macmenamin, Tim, 5724 MacNeil, Laine, 5739 MacNeill, Peter, 5635, 5636, 5777, 5784, 5845, 5864 MacNiven, David, 5687

MacPherson, Arne, 5880 Maddox, Earl, 5595, 5602, 5694 Madigan, Amy, 5702, 5750, 5784 Madsen, Michael, 5572 Madson, Shaw, 5526 Maestro, Mia, 5845, 5852 Magaro, John, 5851 Magder, Daniel, 5636 Magee, Ken, 5713, 5791 Magnuson, Ann, 5779 Maher, Sean, 5587, 5878 Mahoney, Ann, 5766, 5770 Mailhouse, Robert, 5507, 5708, 5854 Maillard, Marcel, 5750 Maini, Al, 5811 Maize, Michael, 5612, 5870 Majors, Kali, 5633 Malahide, Patrick, 5594, 5663 Malgarini, Ryan, 5632 Malik, Art, 5784 Malino, Bianca, 5762 Malkin, Sam, 5784 Malloy, Matt, 5876 Malmberg, Donald James, 5525 Maloney, Kathy, 5514, 5568 Malthe, Natassia, 5567, 5686 Mammone, Robert, 5838 Mandiela, Jauube, 5680 Mane, Tyler, 5647 Manetti, Larry, 5522, 5569 Manheim, Camryn, 5595, 5674, 5831 Mankuma, Blu, 5747, 5859 Mann, Byron, 5603 Mann, John, 5613, 5804 Mann, Robert, 5717 Manninen, Sarah, 5732, 5861 Manning, Kim, 5545 Manoux, J.P., 5731 Manson, Ted, 5831 Mantegna, Gina, 5507 Mantegna, Joe, 5838 Mantel, Bronwen, 5682 Mantle, Clive, 5790 Manyluk, Chris, 5620 Mara, Mary, 5559 Maratos, Terry, 5618, 5704, 5817 Marcellino, Jocko, 5776 March, Stephanie, 5672 Marchant, Bill, 5750, 5842 Marchenko, Sergei, 5570 Marcil, Vanessa, 5753, 5773 Marcus, Jeffrey, 5517, 5779 Marei, Tareef, 5811 Margel, Mallory, 5793, 5808 Margulies, Julianna, 5706

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154

Marie, Glorinda, 5550 Marin, Cheech, 5600 Marino, Ken, 5604 Markel, Don, 5648 Markinson, Brian, 5615, 5687, 5750, 5761 Marko, Monica, 5750 Marks, Carlo, 5860 Marnell, Chayce, 5889 Marotte, Carl, 5748 Marozsan, Erika, 5565 Marques, Austin Noah, 5801 Marquez, Martin, 5594 Marquez, William, 5532 Marsden, Heather Marie, 5572 Marsden, James, 5649 Marsden, Roy, 5679 Marsh, James, 5870 Marshall, Clara, 5568 Marshall, Dean, 5646 Marshall, Joseph M., III, 5666, 5667, 5668, 5669 Marshall, Robert, 5880 Marsters, James, 5539, 5569, 5734 Marthouret, Francois, 5749 Martin, Dan, 5744 Martin, Justin, 5798 Martin, Meaghan, Jett, 5536 Martin, Millicent, 5807 Martin, Nan, 5740, 5854 Martindale, Margo, 5828 Martinelli, Fiona, 5552 Martinez, A, 5585, 5699 Martinez, Evangelina, 5812 Martinez, Sandra, 5668 Martini, Max, 5828, 5844 Martinni, Rosalba, 5542 Maslany, Tatiana, 5580, 5771, 5810 Mason, Madison, 5708 Massee, Michael, 5782 Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth, 5816 Matchett, Kari, 5755 Matheson, Tim, 5519 Mathew, Suleka, 5613 Mathews, Hrothgar, 5535, 5616, 5630 Mathieu, Martin, 5637 Mathis, James C., III, 5844 Mathis, Samantha, 5502, 5775, 5843 Matlin, Marlee, 5848 Maton, Andy, 5716 Matthews, Alison, 5700 Matthews, Andrew, 5631, 5702, 5871 Matula, Kimberly, 5796 Mavity, Abigail, 5684 Maxie, Judith, 5630, 5690, 5822 Maxwell, Julia, 5705 Maxwell, Peter, 5721

Actor Index

Maxwell, Roberta, 5729, 5808, 5873 Maxwell-Martin, Anna, 5734 May, Lenora, 5828 Mayen-Salazar, Patricia, 5509, 5699 Mayes, Rob, 5503, 5834 Mayfield, Adam, 5841 Mayfield, Julie, 5874 Mayor, Michael, 5846 Mazerolle, Arlene, 5721, 5784 Mazur, Kathe, 5543, 5639 McAdam, Althea, 5519 McAdam, Scott, 5535, 5566 McAlear, Nancy, 5626 McAslan, Warren, 5836 McBeath, Tom, 5501, 5512, 5555 McBride, Geoff, 5853 McBride, Melissa, 5702 McCabe, Colin, 5712 McCabe, Debra Lynn, 5626 McCallany, Holt, 5530 McCann, Chuck, 5558 McCann, Sean, 5510, 5878 McCarthy, Andrew, 5755 McCarthy, Bart, 5639 McCarthy, Francis X., 5499 McCarthy, Jenny, 5820, 5821 McCarthy, Sheila, 5571 McCary, Rod, 5612, 5634, 5782, 5879 McCauley, Peter, 5647 McClanahan, Rue, 5522, 5627 McClarnon, Zahn, 5563, 5664, 5665, 5666, 5695 McClendon, Reiley, 5534, 5818 McClintock, Eddie, 5568, 5857 McCloskey, Leigh, 5634 McClure, Alec, 5721 McClure, Kandyse, 5547, 5820, 5821 McComb, Heather, 5825 McConnell, John, 5815, 5888 McConnell, Judith, 5517 McConnell, Maitland, 5818 McCormack, Eric, 5512 McCormack, Patricia, 5558, 5634 McCormick, Sierra, 5590 McCoy, Brad, 5740 McCraley, Lorin, 5521 McCrary, Joel, 5522 McCullers, Carlos, II, 5806 McDancer, Sonia, 5553 McDaniel, James, 5593, 5654, 5681 McDaniel, Jonathan ”Lil J,“ 5676 McDermott, Brian, 5592 McDermott, Charlie, 5627, 5818 McDermott, Dean, 5508, 5821 McDiarmid, Ian, 5594 McDonald, Audra, 5798

Actor Index

McDonald, Brenda, 5597 McDonald, Christopher, 5533 McDonell, Ryan, 5613 McDonnell, Mary, 5654, 5681, 5740 McDonough, Mary, 5881 McDonough, Neal, 5859 McDougall, Martin, 5734 McDowell, Malcolm, 5560, 5574 McDowell, Randy, 5595 McElhone, Natascha, 5565 McEnery, John, 5594 McEown, Nico, 5555 McFadden, Bill, 5556 McFadyen, Christie, 5672 McFarlane, Sharon, 5571, 5816, 5866 McFee, Dwight, 5882 McGeachie, Meredith, 5526 McGee, Gwendolyn, 5559, 5638, 5806, 5843 McGeever, Liz, 5796 McGill, Bruce, 5646, 5803 McGill, Michael, 5585, 5691 McGinley, Ted, 5767, 5768 McGlothin, Bryan, Lee, 5595 McGowan, James, 5869 McGowan, Rose, 5595 McGowen, Paul, 5658 McGrady, Michael, 5809 McGrath, Derek, 5579 McGregor, Fraser, 5659 McGregor, Hunter, 5762, 5765 McGregor, Jane, 5716 McHattie, Stephen, 5502, 5586, 5671, 5672, 5673, 5674, 5682, 5840, 5845, 5887 McIntosh, Bruce, 5628, 5661 McIntosh, Yanna, 5723, 5798, 5882 McIver, Rose, 5676 McKean, Michael, 5888 McKee, Gina, 5865 McKellen, Ian, 5795 McKendall, Diego, 5615 McKenna, Chris, 5791 McKenzie, Sean, 5675 McKeon, Nancy, 5884 McKinley, Caroline, 5595, 5631, 5703, 5831 McKinnon, Bruce, 5702 McKinnon, Ray, 5563 McLachlan, Michael, 5724 McLaren, Brandon Jay, 5709 McLaren, Hollis, 5557, 5657, 5733, 5873 McLaren, Jon, 5752 McLarty, Ron, 5864 McLaughlin, Dylan, 5889 McLaughlin, Jake, 5543 McLean, Garth, 5843 McLean, Marshall, 5792

155

McLean, Rhonda, 5510 McLeod, Jessica, 5555, 5739 McLeod, Nathan, 5635 McLoughlin, Nancy, 5601, 5766, 5770, 5837 McMains, Cody, 5661 McManus, Patrick, 5718 McMillan, Richard, 5864 McMillan, Rose, 5644 McMullen, Trent, 5748 McMurray, Sam, 5809 McNabb, Jim, 5858 McNairy, Scoot, 5746 McNally, David, 5620 McNally, Kevin, 5749 McNamara, J. Patrick, 5702 McNamara, Liam, 5849 McNeil, Marguerite, 5849 McNeil, Scott, 5513 McNulty, Kevin, 5501, 5519, 5588, 5615, 5666, 5804, 5822, 5859 McPartin, Ryan, 5514 McPherson, Mark, 5876 McQue, Mark, 5846 McQueen, Steven R., 5731 McRae, Frank, 5711, 5712 McTeer, Janet, 5663 McWethy, Myra, 5847 Meadows Stacy, Jr., 5611 Mealia, Kathleen, 5518 Meaney, Colm, 5506, 5811 Means, Russell, 5666, 5667, 5668, 5669 Means, Tatanka, 5563, 5667, 5668 Meat Loaf, 5558 Medley, Marjorie, 5864 Meech, Jim, 5516 Meed, Geoff, 5584 Mehler, Tobias, 5820, 5886 Mehta, Ajay, 5503 Mehta, Vijay, 5808 Meilen, Bill, 5700 Meintjes, Tertius, 5695 Melchiorri, Anthony, 5885 Mellor, Cherith, 5827 Meloni, Christopher, 5642 Melymick, Mark, 5568 Mendillo, Stephen, 5596 Mennell, Laura, 5552, 5616, 5763 Merasty, Billy, 5669, 5764 Merchant, Lisa, 5882 Mercier, Kelly-Ruth, 5701 Merck, Wallace, 5765 Mercurio, Micole, 5559 Merediz, Olga, 5518 Merkeley, Garth, 5554, 5850 Merkerson, S. Epatha, 5631, 5689

156

Merrill, Greg, 5824 Merriman, Ryan, 5523, 5562, 5563 Mese, John, 5612, 5634, 5788 Meska, Deanna, 5762 Messing, Debra, 5838 Messner, Johnny, 5809 Mestroni, Carlo, 5697 Meyer, Bess, 5507 Meyer, Brendan, 5555, 5620 Meyers, David, 5870 Meyers, Fred, 5581 Michael, Paul, 5881 Michael, Sean Cameron, 5754, 5862 Michaell, Monnae, 5616 Michaels, Greg, 5613 Michaels, Kasper, 5700 Michaels, Mimi, 5523, 5730, 5825 Michaels, Roz, 5568 Michaelson, Ron, 5889 Michalka, Alyson, 5571, 5769 Michalka, Amanda, 5571 Micheaux, Nicki, 5774 Michel-Beneche, Yves, 5687 Michele, Michael, 5657, 5806 Michelle, Tanya, 5651 Micucci, Kate, 5658 Midkiff, Dale, 5522, 5711, 5712, 5713, 5714 Midthunder, David, 5563, 5666, 5667, 5668 Midwinter, David, 5529 Milano, Alyssa, 5885 Milano, Ramona, 5569 Milchard, David, 5564, 5654 Miles, Georgia, 5876 Miles, Joanna, 5639, 5674 Miles, Marc, 5628, 5667 Milian, Christine, 5832 Millan, Nancy, 5773 Millbern, David, 5553 Miller, Candice, 5593 Miller, Chancellor, 5730 Miller, Christa, 5512 Miller, Christine, 5653 Miller, Christopher, 5534, 5807 Miller, Jennifer, 5863 Miller, Joel McKinnon, 5634 Miller, Maxine, 5526 Miller, Michael Ray, 5802 Miller, Mike, 5658, 5824 Miller, Patricia, 5658 Miller, Paul, 5636 Miller, Penelope Ann, 5581 Miller, Rebecca Louise, 5792 Miller, Sherry, 5502 Miller, Stephen E., 5532, 5804

Actor Index

Miller, Zach, 5624 Millham, Charles, 5594 Milligan, Dustin, 5509 Mills, Alley, 5633 Mills, Donna, 5691, 5708 Mills, Judson, 5874 Mills, Zach, 5870 Milne, Travis, 5566, 5652, 5678, 5678 Milo, Tina, 5613 Mink, Claudette, 5690 Minnette, Dylan, 5888 Mirabel, Robert, 5628 Mirchandani, Tony, 5574 Mirchoff, Beau, 5842 Mirren, Helen, 5594 Mison, Tom, 5679 Misura, Nick, 5886 Mitchell, Barb, 5705 Mitchell, E. Roger, 5876 Mitchell, Jenny, 5613, 5630 Mitchell, Kenneth, 5730 Mitchell, Lashonda, 5814 Mitchell, Michael, 5828 Mitchell, Silas Weir, 5517, 5791 Mitchell, Thomas, 5777 Mitchum, Bentley, 5874 Miyashima, Joey, 5650 Modine, Matthew, 5666, 5824 Moench, Brieanna, 5760 Moestus, Didier, 5846 Moffat, Carin, 5724 Moffett, D. W., 5808 Mohr, Jay, 5553 Mol, Gretchen, 5726, 5870 Molina, Alfred, 5565 Molina, Tina, 5776 Moloney, Janel, 5509 Moloney, Robert, 5665, 5861 Monaghan, Cameron, 5818 Monberg, Chris, 5706 Mond, Julia, 5639 Mondy, Bill, 5616 Monroe, Steve, 5879 Montgomery, Poppy, 5748, 5831 Montgomery, Ritchie, 5595, 5766, 5831 Montoya, Rebeka, 5572, 5600, 5841 Monzon, Christian, 5581, 5801 Moody, Gary, 5824 Moody, Jim, 5529 Moody, Lynne, 5801 Mooney, Debra, 5729 Mooney, Peter, 5500, 5502, 5541 Moore, Carmen, 5677, 5681 Moore, Dequina, 5797

Actor Index

Moore, Mary Tyler, 5831 Moore, Sheila, 5573 Moore, Simone, 5741 Moore, Stephanie, 5784 Moorer, Margo, 5766, 5770 Moreau, Martin, 5863 Morelli, Robert, 5569 Moreno, Fabian, 5796 Moretz, Chloe, 5605 Morgan, Marina, 5852 Morgan, Scott, 5612 Morgan, Tiffany D., 5765 Morgan, Trevor, 5596 Morgenstern, Stephanie, 5808 Moriarty, Michael, 5820 Morley, Vanessa, 5597 Morpurgo, Jean, 5673 Morris, Luke, 5559 Morrisey, Bob, 5823 Morrison, Jennifer, 5749 Morrison, Jill, 5552, 5709 Morrison, Lisa, 5837 Morrison, Matthew, 5772, 5851 Morrison, Scotty, 5647 Morrow, Max, 5816 Morrow, Rob, 5575 Morse, Barry, 5623 Morse, David, 5675 Morshower, Glenn, 5874 Morton, Alicia, 5770 Morton, Joe, 5634 Morton, Rob, 5616 Moscow, David, 5572 Moses, Mark, 5503 Moss, Jesse, 5573, 5835 Moss, Tegan, 5630, 5728 Moss-Bachrach, Ebon, 5675 Mount, Anson, 5868 Mouse, Mary Matilyn, 5843 Mower, Caryn, 5791 Mowry, Tamera, 5866, 5867 Mowry, Tia, 5866, 5867 Moyer, Betty, 5870 Moyer, Stephen, 5838 Muellerleile, Marianne, 5500 Muhammad, Idris, 5801 Muirhead, Oliver, 5639 Mulkey, Chris, 5532, 5685 Muller, Jeffrey, 5707 Muller, Myriam, 5749 Mulligan, Chris, 5676 Mulligan, Terry David, 5566, 5678 Mulliken, Jacob, 5824 Mulroney, Dermot, 5726 Munroe, Gage, 5771

Munroe, Kathleen, 5504 Murdoch, Laurie, 5750 Murino, Caterina, 5887 Murphy, Brittany, 5765 Murphy, Christina, 5537 Murphy, Harry, 5804 Murphy, Michael, 5724, 5784 Murray, Allison, 5849 Murray, Christopher, 5627 Murray, Doug, 5531 Murray, Duane, 5504, 5571, 5640, 5811 Murray, Joel, 5727 Murray, Matt, 5540 Murtaugh, James, 5877 Muse, Ricky, 5751 Musso, Mitchel, 5643, 5874 Muto, Chris, 5558 Myatt, Cathy, 5683 Myatt, Clifford, 5773 Myatt, Maggie, 5874 Myers, Lou, 5689 Mykytiuk, Lubomir, 5802 Myles, Sophia, 5811 Najera, Miguel, 5801 Nalee, Elaine, 5877 Napier, Charles, 5610 Napier, Neil, 5656, 5858 Nappo, Joey, 5770 Nappo, Tony, 5626, 5811 Narasaki, Ken, 5776 Narayanan, Survarchala, 5574 Nash, David Andrew, 5683 Nash, Jamia Simone, 5606 Nash, Michael P., 5558 Nash, Richard Alan, 5752 Nash, Stephanie, 5713 Nashman, Alon, 5777 Naspal, Vinod, 5546 Nausbaum, Krystal Hope, 5726 Nause, Allen, 5870 Nazemzadeh, Amin, 5616 N‘Daba, David, 5867 Neal, Diane, 5751 Neal, Dylan, 5703, 5723, 5871 Neale, David, 5501, 5573 Neary, Robert, 5618, 5841 Needham, Tracey, 5743 Negahban, Navid, 5745, 5784 Nehy, Regine, 5611 Neill, Sam, 5728, 5862 Nelken, Harry, 5644 Nelligan, Kate, 5661 Nelligan, Michaela, 5807 Nelson, Cassie, 5800

157

158

Nelson, Danny, 5595, 5876 Nelson, Ian, 5863 Nelson, Judd, 5857 Nelson, Kirsten, 5740 Nelson, Novella, 5838 Nelson, Sean, 5774 Nelson, Tim Blake, 5876 Nelson, Tracy, 5638 Nemeth, Dave, 5703 Nemmers, Joe, 5702 Nerman, David, 5577 Nessel, Phil, 5514 Nettleton, Lois, 5550 Nevin, Brooke, 5564 Nevin, Kaleigh, 5502 Newbern, George, 5534, 5578 Newey, Peter V., 5545 Newham, David, 5782 Newhart, Bob, 5694, 5695 Newman, Daniel, 5547, 5601 Newman, Paul, 5596 Newmarch, Johanna, 5583 Newton, Brooke, 5730 Newton, John, 5550 Newton, Lindy, 5854, 5855 Nez, Yolanda, 5668 Ng, Lisa, 5866 Nguyen, Mayko, 5793, 5805, 5882 Nichol, Ruth, 5804 Nicholls, Allan, 5735 Nichols, Austin, 5792 Nichols, Dave, 5756, 5784 Nichols, Lance E., 5602, 5631, 5702, 5797, 5831 Nichols, Marisol, 5841 Nicholson, Julianne, 5877 Nicklas, Wayne, 5880 Nicks, Rachel, 5698 Nicoll, Kristina, 5510 Nicotera, Niko, 5529, 5574, 5623 Nielson, John, 5634 Nienhuis, Terry, 5877 Night, Rebecca, 5570 Nikolas, Alexa, 5547 Nimmons, Carole, 5827 Niven, Barbara, 5522, 5735 Nivola, Alessandro, 5565 Nixon, Cynthia, 5876 Nixon, Norman, Jr.,5606 Nobert, Chad, 5759 Nogulich, Natalija, 5703, 5788 Nolen, Philip, 5803 Nordling, Jeffrey, 5616, 5741 Norona, David, 5855 Norris, Chuck, 5874 Norris, Danilee, 5874

Actor Index

Norris, Dean, 5740 Norris, Landon, 5732 Norris, Meagan, 5874 Norris, Scott, 5559 Norry, Marilyn, 5616, 5630, 5859 Norsworthy, Robert, 5712, 5782 Northcott, Ryan, 5500 Northey, Michael, 5549 Noseworthy, Jack, 5505, 5595 Novak, John, 5666 Nowicki, Tom, 5702, 5751, 5785 Nozick, Bruce, 5782, 5879 Nucci, Danny, 5523 Nugent, Kevin, 5538 Nunes, Paulino, 5752, 5868 Nunn, Bill, 5798 Nunziato, Elizabeth, 5780 Nurse, Juliette, 5810 Nusbaum, Dennis, 5507 Nutter, David, 5800 Nye, Michael D., 5514 Nye, Mitchell, 5802 Nykl, David, 5526, 5728 Oakes, Brandon, 5669 O’Brian, Sean, 5554 O’Brien, Brenna, 5642, 5686, 5728, 5786, 5859 O’Brien, Marlane, 5538, 5849 O’Brien, Peter, 5607 O‘Brien, Richard, 5852 O‘Bryan, Sean, 5517, 5643 O‘Connell, Jerry, 5762 O‘Connor, Brent C. S., 5783 O‘Connor, Clancy, 5675 Odell, Deborah, 5724 Odina, Nkechi, 5652 O‘Donnell, Chris, 5565 O‘Donnell, Lawrence, Jr., 5740 O‘Donnell, Mary Eileen, 5828, 5848 O‘Donnell, Rosie, 5511, 5808 Officer, Charles, 5808 O‘Gorman, Hugh, 5675 O‘Grady, Gail, 5507, 5701, 5724, 5737 O‘Grady, Kevin, 5564 O‘Halloran, Tim, 5613 O‘Hare, Denis, 5772 O‘Heir, Jim, 5604, 5818 O‘Keefe, Douglas, 5512 O‘Keefe, Jodi Lyn, 5857 O‘Keefe, Tom, 5521, 5572 Okonedo, Sophie, 5865 Okumoto, Yuji, 5676, 5722 Olds, Brandon, 5860 O‘Leary, Matthew, 5876 Oliva, Luis, 5551, 5576

Actor Index

Olive, Brandon, 5837 Oliver, Christian, 5765 Oliver, James, 5777 Oliver, Mark, 5503, 5728 Oliver, Roland, 5645 Olivero, Chris, 5769 Olmos, Bodie, 5875 Olmos, Edward James, 5875 Olsen, Eric Christian, 5886 Olsson, Ty, 5525, 5549, 5603, 5615, 5616, 5660, 5690, 5761, 5822 O‘Neal, Tatum, 5601 O‘Neil, Adriana, 5850 O‘Neil, Ruby Chase, 5632 Ontiveros, Lupe, 5630 Oppenheimer, Randy, 5719 O‘Reilly, Cyril, 5817 Orenstein, Sarah, 5724 Ormsby, Michael, 5848 Ortega, James, 5818 Orth, David, 5603 Orth, Zak, 5675 Ortiz, Ana, 5699 Ortiz, Antonio, 5687 Ortiz, Shalim, 5600, 5719 Ory, Meghan, 5728 Osborne, Holmes, 5634 Osment, Emily, 5578 Ostaszewska, Maja, 5570 Otto, Kevin, 5754 Otto, Miranda, 5838 Outerbridge, Peter, 5499, 5525, 5748 Overton, Jennifer, 5510, 5670 Overton, Kelly, 5585, 5839 Overton, Rick, 5605 Owen, Mark, 5557, 5608, 5723 Owen, Ruth, 5657 Owens, Scott, 5674 Oyelowo, David, 5798, 5848 Pacar, Johnny, 5624, 5769 Pace, Jackson, 5796 Pace, Melissa, 5800 Packard, Seth, 5534, 5578 Padmos, Rod, 5582 Paez, Alex, 5584, 5641, 5730, 5782 Page, Samuel, 5614 Paggi, Nicole, 5537 Pais, Josh, 5533 Palenstein, Olivia, 5784 Palfy, David, 5528 Palladino, Erik, 5572 Pallo, Jorge-Luis, 5641, 5706, 5841 Palmer, Garrett, 5780 Palmer, Jim, 5826

Palmer, Keke, 5680, 5687 Palmer, Zoie, 5721 Palmieri, Marcello, 5627 Panabaker, Danielle, 5596, 5733, 5800 Panabaker, Kay, 5575, 5800 Panettiere, Hayden, 5696 Pangman, Jeff, 5646, 5723 Panou, 5512 Panthaky, Rahnuma, 5565, 5577, 5659 Pantoja, Arnie, 5871 Papalia, Melanie, 5513 Papays, Vickie, 5626 Papazian, Martin, 5782 Paquin, Anna, 5535, 5570 Pardo, J. D., 5630 Pardue, Kip, 5793 Parker, Anthony Ray, 5563, 5665 Parker, David, 5825 Parker, Madeleine, 5509 Parker, Mary-Louise, 5810, 5873 Parker, Monica, 5802 Parker, Nathaniel, 5570 Parker, Pamela, 5611 Parker, Rayelle, 5698 Parker, Tiara, 5782 Parker, Tom, 5839 Parma, Anne Kathryn, 5632 Parrott, Billy, 5718 Parsons, Estelle, 5596 Parsons, Jessica, 5608 Pasco, Peter, 5581 Pasternak, Reagan, 5556, 5568 Pastush, Richard, 5773 Pasvolsky, Jonny, 5607 Patano, Tonye, 5715 Paterson, Bill, 5663 Patnaik, Ellora, 5626 Paton, Angela, 5870 Pator, Rosana, 5545 Patrick, Robert, 5595 Patricks, Brendan, 5574 Pattee, Rachel, 5859 Patterson, Scott, 5687 Pattison, Owen, 5556, 5726 Patton, Will, 5664 Paul, Aislinn, 5538, 5748 Paul, Brian, 5777 Paul, Christian, 5692, 5858 Paul, Colby, 5782 Paulin, Scott, 5612 Paull, Nicki, 5607 Paulson, Sarah, 5556 Paunovic, Aleks, 5544 Pavelka, Jesse, 5500 Pavlovska, Diana, 5810

159

160

Pawson, Mark, 5501, 5613 Paxton, Sara, 5783, 5807 Paymer, David, 5669, 5876 Payton, Ciera, 5762 Peace, Josh, 5640 Pearce, Adrienne, 5846 Pearl, Aaron, 5519, 5616, 5700, 5705, 5763 Pearson, Jean, 5802 Pease, David, 5843 Pecci, Daniele, 5789 Pedde, Eileen, 5501, 5603 Pederson, Sy, 5729 Peeples, Nia, 5558 Peete, Holly Robinson, 5723 Pelikan, Lisa, 5817 Pellegrino, Frank, 5775 Pellerin, Michael, 5849 Pena, Elizabeth, 5797 Pena, Michael, 5875 Penar, Lukas, 5811 Pendleton, Cedric, 5606 Penn, Robin Wright, 5596 Penny, Brendan, 5586, 5646 Penny, Sydney, 5648 Pentecost, Del, 5675 Peploe, Lola, 5827 Peplowski, Andrew, 5499 Peregrin, Belinda, 5545 Perella, Marco, 5874 Perez, Hugo, 5706 Perez, Miguel, 5661 Perez, Rosie, 5689 Perez, Timothy Paul, 5573 Perez, Walter, 5875 Perkins, Elizabeth, 5647 Perkins, Kathleen Rose, 5670 Perkins, Millie, 5855 Perkins, Ron, 5782, 5782 Perlich, Max, 5844 Perlman, Rhea, 5551 Perlman, Ron, 5839 Perri, Paul, 5512 Perron, Chantal, 5500, 5830, 5872 Perry, Jeff, 5870 Perry, John Bennett, 5779 Perry, Luke, 5513, 5641, 5841, 5846, 5872 Perry, Matthew L., 5814 Perry, Shari, 5770 Perry, Yomi, 5801 Pesce, Frank, 5558 Pesic, Kristina, 5868 Peterman, Gary, 5688 Peters, Bernadette, 5702 Peters, Juanita, 5608, 5871 Peters, Robert, 5516

Actor Index

Peterson, Alan C., 5540, 5678, 5721 Peterson, Annika, 5623 Peterson, Shawn Carter, 5762 Peterson, Shelly, 5571 Petrenko, Aleksei, 5663 Petronijevic, Daniel, 5502, 5561, 5565, 5621, 5777 Petry, Benjamin, 5706 Pezarro, Katie, 5573 Phenicie, Michael, 5860 Phillips, Graham, 5712 Phillips, Kade, 5760 Phillips, Lou Diamond, 5513, 5540, 5634, 5704, 5710, 5747, 5862 Phillips, Nathan, 5766 Pho, Rosalind, 5688 Pickett, Tom, 5525, 5642 Pickles, Christina, 5618 Pickup, Ronald, 5846 Pidgeon, Rebecca, 5673 Pieczynski, Krzysztof, 5570 Pielmeier, John, 5539 Pierce, Wendell, 5698 Pieroni, Donna, 5753 Pierpoint, Eric, 5745 Pierron, Martin, 5779 Pierson, Eric William, 5595 Pierson, Geoff, 5790, 5870 Pieterse, Sasha, 5559 Pifko, Cara, 5542, 5621 Pileggi, Mitch, 5803 Pillon, Jacqueline, 5802, 5864, 5887 Pinchak, Jimmy “Jax,“ 5507, 5730 Pine, Chris, 5847 Pine, Larry, 5596 Pine, Robert, 5507, 5714 Pinnock, Arnold, 5784, 5811, 5866, 5867 Pinol, Jacqueline, 5773 Pinsent, Gordon, 5510 Pinsent, Leah, 5777 Piper,“Rowdy“ Roddy, 5857 Pipes, Leah, 5770 Pirae, Marcus Jean, 5846 Piros, Joanna, 5750 Pisco, Carmen, 5719 Pitre, Louise, 5556, 5802 Pitts, Greg, 5719 Pla, Conrad, 5810, 5882 Plana, Tony, 5871 Platt, Oliver, 5533 Plener, Gabriel, 5866 Plummer, Christopher, 5622, 5777, 5845 Plunkett, Gerard, 5660 Pniewski, Michael, 5503, 5624, 5751, 5785, 5803, 5876 Poague, Bill, 5628

Actor Index

Poch-Goldin, Alex, 5748 Podell, Eyal, 5788 Podemski, Jennifer, 5810 Podemski, Sarah, 5869 Podhora, Roman, 5512, 5598, 5748, 5777, 5864, 5883 Podowski, Debbie, 5739 Pogue, Ken, 5589, 5664, 5716, 5729 Poitier, Sydney Tamia, 5685 Poletti, Patrick, 5734 Polis, Joel, 5543, 5744 Polito, Jon, 5558, 5605, 5634 Polizos, Vic, 5517 Pollack, Kevin, 5706, 5837 Pollan, Tracy, 5754 Pollard, Dock, 5533 Pollard, Jason, 5514 Pollari, Joey, 5829 Polley, Sarah, 5675 Polo, Teri, 5600, 5620, 5708, 5841 Pomeroy, Leslie, 5650 Ponzio, Melissa, 5751, 5876 Poole, Aaron, 5861 Poolman, Sean, 5683 Pope, Carly, 5499, 5802 Porter, Adina, 5689 Porter, MacKenzie, 5678 Porter, Russell, 5603 Portnow, Richard, 5864 Posey, Matthew, 5874 Posey, Tyler, 5666 Post, Deborah, 5853 Post, Markie, 5652 Post, Tim, 5561, 5858 Potter, Chris, 5635, 5636, 5864 Potts, Andrew Lee, 5506 Potts, Annie, 5796 Potts, Jonathan, 5512, 5538, 5784, 5863 Potts, Marilyn, 5814 Pounsett, Geoffrey, 5882 Powderface, Sykes, 5820 Powell, Adam, 5619 Powell, Andrea, 5888 Powell, Clifton, 5687 Powell, Glen, Jr., 5667 Powell, Michael, 5597 Powell-Arcand, Griffin, 5693 Power, Dave, 5826 Pownall, Leon, 5622 Prado, Henri, 5858 Pratgo, Robert, 5751 Pratt, Keri Lynn, 5537 Pratt, Victoria, 5677, 5724, 5747 Preish, Kimberly, 5634 Prepon, Laura, 5812 Prescott, Emma, 5559

Pressman, Sally, 5709 Preston, Cynthia, 5704 Preston, Kelly, 5853 Price, Brendan, 5687 Price, David, 5541 Price, Felicity, 5592 Priest, Natasha, 5531 Priestley, Jason, 5600, 5678, 5747, 5831 Pringle, Joan, 5619 Pritchard, Lillian, 5735 Prochnow, Jurgen, 5823 Prosky, John, 5634, 5714, 5826 Prosky, Robert, 5870 Prosper, Ralph, 5697 Prosper, Sandra, 5780 Proudstar, Jon, 5669 Proulx, Brooklyn, 5705 Provenzano, Lou, 5533 Provost, Darien, 5555 Pruner, Karl, 5784 Pryor, Nicholas, 5815 Pucci, Lou Taylor, 5596 Pudavick, Jennifer, 5541 Pugh, Robert, 5663 Pullen, Benjamin, 5594 Punpiputt, Grirggiat, 5865 Purcell, James, 5509 Purcell, Leah, 5838 Purefoy, James, 5586, 5845 Purrott, Alycia, 5576 Purvis, Roberto, 5749 Pustil, Jeff, 5557 Pusz, Christy, 5715 Puttonen, Michael, 5646 Puwanarajah, Prasanna, 5784 Pyper-Ferguson, John, 5620 Pyrz, Gene, 5880 Quackenbush, Anne, 5888 Quaid, Randy, 5541, 5595 Queen Latifah, 5698, 5742 Quigley, Gerry, 5502, 5569, 5868 Quijada, Alfonso, 5642 Quinn, Aidan, 5535, 5596, 5599, 5724 Quinn, Brandon, 5844 Quinn, Deirdre, 5505 Quinn, Francesco, 5641, 5664 Quinn, Iris, 5653 Quinn, Ken, 5811 Quinn, Kimberly, 5744 Quintana, Eileen, 5534 Radcliffe, Rosemary, 5542 Rae, Krista, 5580 Rae, Paul, 5557, 5631

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162

Rafferty, Sarah, 5880 Ragsdale, Andrea, 5619, 5769 Ragsdale, William, 5537, 5619, 5702, 5788, 5813 Raich, Alexis, 5714 Raine, Lorin, 5724 Rains, Dominic, 5612, 5722, 5826 Rains, Luce, 5628, 5658, 5706, 5857 Raisa, Francia, 5576 Ralston, Andrew Patrick, 5558 Ralston, John, 5784 Ramirez, Dania, 5813 Ramirez, Efren, 5875 Ramsey, David, 5607 Ramsey, Steven, 5782 Rand, Gord, 5575, 5767 Randall, Josh, 5812, 5831 Raoul, Dale, 5727 Rapovski, Paul, 5833 Rappaport, Anna, 5624 Rashad, Phylicia, 5798 Rasumny, Jay, 5683 Ratchford, Jeremy, 5563 Rath, Meaghan, 5499 Rathbone, Jackson, 5870 Ratzenberger, John, 5778 Ravenello, Rick, 5552 Ravensborg, Lori, 5620, 5758 Ravenscroft, Christopher, 5827 Raven-Symone, 5545, 5619 Raver, Kim, 5644 Ravino, Dax, 5882 Rawle-Hicks, Edward, 5827 Ray, K‘Sun, 5610 Ray, Lisa D., 5845 Reagan, Mike, 5615 Realba, Mike, 5724, 5784 Reardon, John, 5728, 5759, 5833 Rebhorn, James, 5527, 5538, 5563 Redeker, Quinn, 5638 Redgrave, Vanessa, 5827 Redknap, Geoff, 5506 Redman, Christopher, 5562 Redmayne, Eddie, 5594 Redmond, Sarah-Jane, 5615 Reece, Amy Beth, 5776 Reece, Kavan, 5730 Reed, Alyson, 5650, 5651 Reed, Bobby, 5708 Reed, Pamela, 5592 Rees, Richard, 5645 Reese, Jed, 5544 Reeser, Autumn, 5756 Reeves, Scott, 5612 Reevis, Steve, 5563, 5667 Regan, Nancy, 5556, 5657

Actor Index

Regan, Vincent, 5795 Regehr, Duncan, 5757 Regis, Marsha, 5729, 5799 Regis, Patrick, 5529 Reherman, Lee, 5826 Reid, Adam, 5525 Reid, Chick, 5514 Reid, Fiona, 5805 Reid, Ric, 5777 Reid, Rodney, 5877 Reid, Tim, 5801 Reimer, Jonathan, 5665 Reinhold, Judge, 5668 Reis, Diana, 5587, 5880 Reith, Douglas, 5594 Reitz, Ric, 5624, 5803, 5837 Reivers, David, 5680 Rekert, Winston, 5513, 5525, 5786 Remar, James, 5554, 5826 Remick, Heather, 5735 Renaud, Gaston, 5803 Rennie, Callum Keith, 5781, 5859 Repo-Martell, Liisa, 5671, 5672 Reuben, Gloria, 5698 Revitz, Darrin, 5848 Reyes, Judy, 5699, 5779 Reynolds, Anthony, 5612 Reynolds, Debbie, 5807 Reynolds, Jonathan, 5601 Reynolds, Michael J., 5734 Reynolds, Simon, 5808, 5858, 5868 Reynoldson, Rondel, 5630 Rezza, Vito, 5671, 5672, 5673, 5840 Rhea, Caroline, 5860 Rhind, Nic, 5588, 5688 Rhoades, Michael, 5571, 5777, 5784 Rhodes, Brian, 5784 Rhodes, Dane, 5595, 5788 Rhodes, Donnelly, 5532, 5642 Rhodes, Kim, 5684 Rhoze, Tim Edward, 5511 Rhys, Paul, 5852 Rhys-Meyers, Jonathan, 5595 Rice, Brett, 5803, 5837 Rice, Elizabeth, 5770 Rich, Marti, 5727 Richards, Adrianne, 5576, 5591 Richards, Jasmine, 5536 Richardson, Joely, 5607, 5696 Richardson, Kevin, 5710 Richardson, La Tanya, 5877 Richardson, Miranda, 5728 Richie, Tanner, 5713 Richings, Julian, 5756, 5887 Richmond, Sarah Jane, 5544

Actor Index

Richmond, Werner, 5694 Richmond-Peck, David, 5526, 5528, 5567, 5666 Ricketts, Cara, 5626 Ricossa, Maria, 5502, 5626, 5671, 5767, 5768, 5784, 5880 Riedinger, Juan, 5646 Riegert, Peter, 5847 Riehle, Richard, 5517, 5778 Riesco, Armando, 5784 Riker, Robin, 5634, 5782, 5800 Rilette, Ryan, 5595 Riley, Claire, 5509, 5750 Riley, Michael, 5853 Rimes, LeAnn, 5764 Ringwald, Molly, 5732 Rinzler, Joel, 5756, 5784, 5811, 5883 Riordan, Daniel, 5881 Rippy, Matt, 5790 Rispoli, Michael, 5533 Ristic, Suzanne, 5630 Ritchson, Alan, 5762, 5855 Rittenhouse, David, 5773 Ritter, Maya, 5539, 5732 Rivas, Geoffrey, 5573, 5784 Rivers, Melissa, 5567 Rix, Ainsley, 5855 Rizzo, Renee, 5517 Roach, Brian Edward, 5850 Roach, Martin, 5514, 5524, 5724, 5798 Roache, Linus, 5852 Robb, Dan, 5749 Robbins, Jacqueline, 5716 Robbins, Joyce, 5716 Robbins, Kate, 5616 Robbins, Ryan, 5665, 5700 Robek, Kirsten, 5501, 5526 Roberds, Michael, 5738 Roberson, Bill, 5877 Roberson, Chaz, 5703 Roberts, Doris, 5583, 5779 Roberts, Dylan, 5571, 5756 Roberts, Eric, 5584, 5608, 5782 Roberts, Francesca, 5708 Roberts, Kim, 5501, 5515, 5680, 5784, 5802, 5880, 5882 Roberts, Rick, 5565, 5644, 5723, 5737, 5767 Roberts, Russell, 5660 Roberts, Shawn, 5840 Roberts, Trevor, 5666 Robertson, Brittany, 5672, 5853 Robertson, Delia, 5596 Robertson, Francoise, 5699 Robertson, George R., 5784 Robertson, Jennifer, 5687, 5805 Robertson, Jessie, 5563 Robertson, Kathleen, 5859 Robertson, Nancy, 5506

Robin, Diane, 5516, 5517, 5639 Robinson, Brian, 5550 Robinson, Connor, 5760 Robinson, David, 5777 Robinson, John, 5577, 5682 Robinson, Karen, 5721, 5724 Robinson, Keith, 5563, 5801 Robinson, Kenny, 5569 Robinson, Leonard, 5533 Robison, Ian, 5501 Robson, Chris, 5544 Robson, Sandy, 5571 Robson, Wayne, 5538, 5569 Rocha, Kali, 5605 Rock, Tony, 5698 Rodgers, Michael E., 5862 Rodney, Klodyne, 5611 Rodriguez, Adam, 5541 Rodriguez, Brandon, 5871 Rodriguez, Calo, 5683 Rodriguez, Johnny Ray, 5794 Roebuck, Daniel, 5526, 5567, 5747 Rogers, Greg, 5690 Rogers, Ingrid, 5539 Rogers, James, 5673 Rogers, Michael, 5822 Rogers, Mimi, 5840 Rogers, Reg, 5840 Rohner, Clayton, 5667 Roiz, Sasha, 5724 Rolfe, Nick, 5527 Rolston, Mark, 5523, 5889 Rom, Lori, 5714 Romano, Christy Carlson, 5537, 5576 Romero, Sylvia, 5719 Romolini, Timilee, 5614, 5638 Rondeaux, Ron, 5563, 5667 Rooker, Michael, 5730 Rooney, Maureen, 5760 Roop, Jeff, 5524, 5561, 5883 Root, Amanda, 5810 Root, Bonnie, 5618, 5710 Root, Stephen, 5784 Rosa, Angela Alvarado, 5704 Rosales, Tom, Jr., 5517 Rosario, Bert, 5744 Rose, Anika Noni, 5838 Rose, Cristine, 5632, 5740 Rose, Gabrielle, 5519 Rose, Jamie, 5744 Rose, Louise, 5586 Rose, Nicholas, 5622 Rose, Rebecca, 5766 Rose-Garcia, Alejandro, 5762 Rosemont, Romy, 5522

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Rosenbaum, Jackie, 5866, 5867 Rosenfeld, John, 5743 Rosling, Tara, 5748, 5858 Ross, Ashlynn, 5601 Ross, Blaine, 5553 Ross, Charlotte, 5763, 5809 Ross, Chelcie, 5700 Ross, Erin, 5658 Ross, Evan, 5698 Ross, Franc, 5585, 5641, 5801 Ross, Joe E., 5694 Ross, Marion, 5618, 5881 Ross, Sandi, 5687, 5798 Ross, Tracee Ellis, 5698 Rossi, Theo, 5561 Rossman, Charley, 5823 Rossmer, David, 5715 Rostagni, Jasmine, 5827 Rota, Carlo D., 5858 Rotblatt, Janet, 5517 Roth, Andrea, 5531, 5544, 5633 Roth, Tim, 5865 Rothenberg, Karly, 5881 Rothery, Teryl, 5525 Rounds, Tahmus, 5714 Roundtree, Richard, 5612, 5691, 5781 Routledge, Anna Mae, 5589 Rowe, Brad, 5855 Rowlands, Gena, 5880 Rowley, Brandon, 5823 Roy, Maxim, 5748 Royal, Allan, 5635 Royal, Todd, 5521, 5639 Roye, Nicolas, 5703 Rubes, Jan, 5777 Rubinek, Saul, 5525, 5672, 5673, 5864 Rubinstein, John, 5509, 5740, 5848 Ruck, Alan, 5533 Rudokas, Ramunas, 5594 Rue, Sara, 5757 Ruehl, Mercedes, 5630, 5715, 5733 Ruffin, Cynthia, 5824 Rulin, Olesya, 5650, 5651 Runaghan, Marty, 5814 Running Wolf, Myrton, 5669 Runte, Kurt Max, 5512, 5660 Runyan, Tygh, 5566, 5613 Rupatsh, Troy, 5602 Ruscheinsky, Carrie, 5564, 5589 Russell, Chloe, 5667 Russell, Jodi, 5632 Russell, Ken, 5665 Russell, Keri, 5716 Russell, Kylee, 5680 Russell, Lucy, 5520

Actor Index

Russell, Stephen, 5569 Russell, Theresa, 5596 Russo, Deanna, 5685 Russo, James, 5532, 5539 Russo, Lawrence J., 5612, 5638 Rutherford, Amy, 5568, 5622 Ruttan, Susan, 5792 Rutten, Joseph, 5840 Ryan, Eileen, 5743 Ryan, Garrett, 5848 Ryan, James Leo, 5855 Ryan, Kate, 5548 Ryan, Krista, 5818 Ryan, Michael, 5709 Ryan, Steve, 5828 Ryan, Timothy J., 5596 Ryder, Travis, 5777 Sabatini, Raffaele, 5695 Sabatino, Joe, 5614 Sabongui, Patrick, 5761 Sachs, Hugh, 5827 Sadler, Benjamin, 5660 Sadler, William, 5673, 5674, 5784 Saenz, Eliana, 5607 Sagal, Katey, 5537, 5857 Sage, Elizabeth, 5665, 5666 Sahay, Vic, 5724, 5784 Sahely, Ed, 5569 Sainsbury, Amber, 5790 Sakata, Jeanne, 5801 Salaman, Toby, 5594 Saleh, Karim, 5852 Salem, Dahlia, 5707 Salenger, Meredith, 5780 Salinger, Diane, 5712 Salley, John, 5690 Sal-Louie, Trevor, 5607 Salomaa, Sonya, 5549 Salomon, Ava, 5512 Salvin, Pedro, 5864 Samms, Emma, 5846 Samples, William, 5700 Sampson, Cindy, 5551, 5649, 5840, 5846 Sampson, Donre, 5593 Samuda, Jacqueline, 5630 Samuels, Stephanie, 5555, 5642 Sanborn, Ryne, 5650, 5651 Sander, Casey, 5517 Sanders, Alvin, 5588, 5653 Sanders, Beverly, 5507 Sanders, Charles, 5668 Sanders, Jay O., 5870 Sanderson, Brandon, 5668 Sandford, Andrew, 5550

Actor Index

Sandomirsky, Todd, 5887 Sands, Julian, 5528 Sanford, Garwin, 5653, 5728, 5802, 5822 Sanheim, Kurtis, 5696, 5861 Santiago, Tessie, 5773 Santiago, Zak, 5506, 5539, 5567, 5611, 5616, 5630, 5653, 5690, 5699, 5747, 5799 Santiago-Hudson, Ruben, 5689, 5774 Santopietro, Michele, 5708 Santos, Pablo, 5875 Sanz, Carlos, 5581 Sapienza, Al, 5741, 5784, 5826 Saracino, Luigi, 5752 Sarandon, Susan, 5527, 5599 Saranga, Vasanth, 5755 Sarfatti, Marisa, 5695 Sargeant, Anna Louise, 5528 Sarosiak, Ronn, 5887 Sarrazin, Michael, 5551 Saum, Sherri, 5806 Saunders, Blaine, 5612 Saunders, Elizabeth, 5882 Savadier, Russell, 5520, 5790, 5862 Savage, John, 5712 Savage, Martin, 5594 Savasta, Leela, 5630, 5686 Savoca, Daniele, 5560 Savre, Danielle, 5627 Sawatsky, Bradley, 5541 Sawatsky, Kristen, 5539 Sawtell, Cassandra, 5562, 5598 Scacchi, Greta, 5532 Scagliotti, Allison, 5800 Scales, Prunella, 5827 Scarfe, Jonathan, 5667, 5668, 5760 Scarritt, Hunt, 5595, 5602, 5837 Scarry, Rick, 5618, 5779 Scarwid, Diana, 5765 Schaap, David, 5499 Schaech, Johnathon, 5670, 5758, 5824 Schallert, William, 5803 Schanley, Tom, 5704 Scheel, Eulala Grace, 5609 Scheine, Raynor, 5843 Schell, Maximilian, 5827 Schellenberg, August, 5535, 5563 Schiffler, Carrie, 5620, 5696, 5760 Schirripa, Steve, 5751 Schlessinger, Dr. Laura, 5888 Schmid, Kristian, 5647 Schmid, Kyle, 5577 Schmidt, Christopher, 5803 Schmidt, Kevin, 5794 Schmidtke, Ned, 5713, 5746 Schneider, David, 5852

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Schneider, John, 5564, 5609, 5825, 5889 Schofield, David, 5574 Schombing, Jason, 5501, 5525, 5544, 5569, 5646, 5654, 5681, 5832, 5859 Schorpion, Frank, 5656 Schram, Bitty, 5889 Schreiber, Liev, 5689 Schroder, Rick, 5501, 5512, 5677 Schroeder, Carly, 5792 Schull, Amanda, 5834 Schultz, Kelsey, 5796 Schweig, Eric, 5535, 5668, 5669, 5766 Schwimmer, Rusty, 5532 Scipione, Nicole Gabriella, 5517, 5600, 5610, 5825 Scobie, Brittany, 5539 Scorsone, Caterina, 5506 Scott, Andrew, 5675 Scott, Campbell, 5613 Scott, Carolyn, 5568, 5784, 5864 Scott, Dougray, 5591, 5852 Scott, Eliza Jane, 5732 Scott, Jake, 5577 Scott, Klea, 5880 Scott, Lorna, 5684, 5776 Scott, McKenzi, 5579, 5672 Scott, Rodney, 5505 Scott, Tom Everett, 5847 Scriba, Mik, 5612, 5779, 5782 Seacrest, Ryan, 5606 Seadon, Pete, 5758 Sealy, J. C., 5837 Sealy-Smith, Alison, 5504, 5577, 5644 Searcy, Philip, 5796 Searles, Kyle, 5782 Seater, Michael, 5577 Seay, Robert, 5633 Sebastian, Lobo, 5572, 5581 Seda, Jon, 5773 Sedaris, Amy, 5642 See, Kailin, 5696, 5760, 5832 Seehorn, Rhea, 5813 Seeley, Andrew, 5537, 5559, 5703 Seeley, Katie, 5619 Segal, Francine, 5831 Segal, George, 5610 Segarra, Josh, 5871 Seldes, Marian, 5661 Selleck, Tom, 5671, 5672, 5673, 5674, 5840 Selmour, Ron, 5611 Selverstone, Katy, 5784 Senogles, Kim, 5754 Sergei, Ivan, 5761, 5820 Serrano, Nestor, 5533 Serratos, Christian, 5571

166

Seth, Roshan, 5546 Settle, Matthew, 5664, 5665, 5666, 5759 Sevier, Corey, 5561 Sevigny, Chloe, 5740 Sevilla, Manuel, 5812 Sewell, Rufus, 5675 Sewell, Sicily, 5611 Seymour, Cara, 5775 Seymour, Jane, 5582 Shahlavi, Darren, 5728 Shamata, Chuck, 5597, 5868 Shanks, Michael, 5701 Shannon, Michael J., 5889 Shannon, Molly, 5736 Shannon, Polly, 5672, 5840 Shara, Mike, 5626 Sharif, Omar, 5692, 5852 Sharma, Kunal, 5546 Sharma, Rekha, 5690 Shatraw, David, 5708 Shaughnessy, Charles, 5746 Shaver, Helen, 5872 Shaw, Amanda, 5769 Shaw, Joe-Norman, 5500, 5617, 5696, 5705, 5761 Shaw, John, 5700 Shaw, Kristen, 5823 Shaw, Steve, 5777 Shaw, Tyrone, 5815 Shawkat, Alia, 5766 Shea, Janet, 5785 Shearer, Jack, 5803 Shearman, Alan, 5529, 5720 Sheedy, Ally, 5558 Sheffer, Craig, 5669 Sheldrake, Ryan, 5838 Shelton, Uriah, 5753, 5809 Shen, Parry, 5790 Shepard, Sam, 5815 Shepherd, Cybill, 5517, 5721, 5741, 5761 Shepler, Katherine, 5624 Sheppard, W. Morgan, 5711, 5712, 5843 Sher, Antony, 5565 Sherayko, Peter, 5747, 5799 Sheridan, Jamey, 5582 Sherman, Grace, 5783, 5842 Shield, Jim, 5513, 5598, 5603 Shields, Brooke, 5634 Shields, Chris, 5526 Shimerman, Armin, 5725 Shinyei, Valin, 5583 Shire, Talia, 5759 Shiver, Arron, 5563, 5667, 5706, 5824, 5857 Shore, Lonny, 5824 Show, Grant, 5737, 5754 Shreve, Tracy, 5680

Actor Index

Shuff, Stormy, 5831 Shuler, Barrett, 5803 Shulman, Felicia, 5540 Shuttleworth, Daryl, 5616, 5716 Siahann, Desiree, 5720, 5833 Sibbett, Jane, 5534 Side, Richard, 5677, 5820, 5821 Siebel, Jennifer, 5753 Siegel, Charles, 5660, 5750 Sieler, Leslie, 5867 Siemaszko, Casey, 5533 Sigismondi, Barry, 5572, 5782 Sigler, Jamie-Lynn, 5626 Sigurdson, Chris, 5539 Silk, Anna, 5565 Silva, Geno, 5664 Silveira, Ruth, 5638 Silver, Dustin, 5800 Silverstone, Alicia, 5538 Sim, Matthew, 5852 Simmons, Chelan, 5834 Simmons, Henry, 5628, 5689 Simmons, J. K., 5535 Simms, Tasha, 5783 Simonini, Rico, 5558, 5782 Simons, Jake, 5626 Sinclair, Judy, 5869 Sindhu, Aziza, 5814 Singer, Quinn, 5580 Singer, Ritchie, 5592 Singh, Sabine, 5721 Single, Robert, 5608 Sitruk, Olivier, 5560 Sivak, Nancy, 5501 Sivero, Frank, 5809, 5825 Sivertsen, Mark, 5669, 5824 Skagen, Peter, 5532, 5664, 5759, 5821 Skarsten, Rachel, 5541 Skene, Jan, 5880 Skerritt, Tom, 5541, 5591, 5603, 5682, 5839, 5873 Skinner, Aaron, 5530 Skinner, Jeff, 5526 Skipper, Pat, 5823 Skuby, Alex, 5782 Slaughter, Billy, 5837 Slavin, Jonathan, 5523 Slawter, Kristin, 5673, 5733 Slezak, Victor, 5851 Sloan, John, 5862 Sloan, Whitney, 5632 Small, Ralph, 5811, 5840 Small, Robert, 5803 Small, Shannon, 5647 Smallboy, Trey, 5535 Smalley, Matthew, 5512

Actor Index

Smathers, Chad, W. 5707 Smith, Allison, 5776 Smith, Brandon, 5667, 5702, 5814, 5824 Smith, Cedric, 5565, 5777, 5887 Smith, Charles Martin, 5862 Smith, Cotter, 5584 Smith, David Lee, 5634, 5727 Smith, Ethan S., 5803 Smith, Evan, 5728 Smith, George, 5696 Smith, Ivan, 5656 Smith, Jaclyn, 5776 Smith, Jake D., 5620, 5700, 5859 Smith, Jane Park, 5844 Smith, Jason Alan, 5602 Smith, Jeffrey R., 5795 Smith, Joseph B., 5595 Smith, Kaily, 5735 Smith, Kavan, 5757 Smith, Kerri, 5671, 5674 Smith, Linda, 5682 Smith, Lonnie R., Jr., 5876 Smith, Miriam, 5541 Smith, Riley, 5836 Smith, Robert William, 5783 Smith, Ron Clinton, 5876 Smith, Samantha, 5713, 5714 Smith, Sherry, 5556, 5674 Smith, Stacy, 5805 Smith, Terry Lee, 5765 Smith, Wyatt, 5641, 5730 Smit-McPhee, Kodi, 5607 Smitrovich, Bill, 5740 Smits, Jimmy, 5689 Smitt, Andrew, 5529 Smothers, Tommy, 5772 Smurfit, Victoria, 5827 Smyth, Sarah, 5681, 5786 Smyth, Shaun, 5622 Snarr, Trevor, 5578 Snay, Tim, 5637 Snell, David Rees, 5585 Snow, Victoria, 5777, 5840, 5863 Snow, William, 5647 Snowden, Jocelyn, 5568 Sobieski, Leelee, 5647 Sodergren, Jay D., 5548 Sofer, Rena, 5508 Sokoloff, Marla, 5618, 5719, 5730 Soleil, Gabby, 5801 Solo, Ksenia, 5724 Solodkin, Stacy, 5779 Solowitz, Alex, 5581 Soltereder, Enid, 5620 Soltis, Laura, 5653, 5783

Somerhalder, Ian, 5720 Somerville, Bonnie, 5878 Sommer, Ariane, 5683 Sommer, Rich, 5841 Song, Brenda, 5536 Song, Steph, 5573 Songer, Rachel, 5550, 5780 Sood, Manoj, 5630, 5700 Sorbo, Kevin, 5521, 5791 Sorenson, Kurt, 5667 Sorenson, Linda, 5646 Sorvino, Michael, 5656 Sorvino, Mira, 5656, 5692, 5811 Sorvino, Paul, 5821 Soto, Salina, 5753 Sousa, Jeannette, 5841 Southerland, Boots, 5668 Southers, Derek, 5874 Spacek, Sissy, 5787 Spacey, Kevin, 5803 Spain, Douglas, 5801, 5875 Spanger, Amy, 5804 Spano, Nick, 5788 Spano, Vincent, 5597, 5639, 5704, 5782 Sparber, Herschel, 5743 Sparrow, David, 5568, 5777, 5864 Spears, Eddie, 5535, 5563, 5593, 5668, 5669 Spears, Michael, 5507, 5664, 5665, 5666 Speer, Sabrina, 5632 Speight Richard, Jr., 5669 Speight, Lester, 5809 Speirs, Steven, 5570, 5623 Spelling, Tori, 5605 Spence, Grayce, 5876 Spence, Jennifer, 5886 Spence, Sebastian, 5541, 5579 Spencer, Chaske, 5669 Spencer-Nairn, Tara, 5737 Spender, Stephen, 5562 Sperandeo, Charlie, 5737 Spevack, Jason, 5659, 5732 Spilchuk, Jamie, 5726 Spina, Giovanni, 5536 Sporleder, Gregory, 5693 Sprayberry, Dylan, 5856 Sprayberry, Ellery, 5530 Squibb, June, 5825, 5843 Squire, Bruce, 5824 Squire, Sean, 5780 Srabian, Shant, 5802 St. Esprit, Patrick, 5535 St. John, Marco, 5831 St. Pierre, Melanie, 5697 Stables, Kelly, 5821 Stadnyk, Caitlin, 5772

167

168

Stafford, Jon, 5815 Staggs, Alex, 5803 Stahl, Andy, 5573 Stait, Brent, 5666 Staite, Jewel, 5883 Stallard, Mina, 5667 Stamile, Lauren, 5762 Stamos, John, 5798, 5868, 5878 Stancliff, Lindsey, 5714 Stanhope, Connor, 5728 Stanley, Thomas, 5711 Stanton, Harry Dean, 5506 Stargel, Nicholas, 5624 Starr, Beau, 5613 Starr, Mike, 5672, 5704 Staub, Chelsea, 5731 Steakley, Clay, 5595 Stecyk, Jodi, 5620 Steed, Maggie, 5560 Steel, Anna, 5594 Steen, Jessica, 5752, 5799 Stefiuk, Matthew, 5752 Steger, Michael, 5546 Steinbach, Bjorn, 5754 Steingold, Joel, 5703, 5828 Stellate, Nick, 5823 Stenka, Danuta, 5570 Stentiford, Tyler, 5542, 5726 Stepanek, Brian, 5643 Stephen, Jeffrey, 5783 Stephen, Paul, 5798 Stephens, Aaron, 5859 Stephens, Janaya, 5541, 5657 Stephenson, Nathan, 5829, 5867 Stephens-Thompson, Ordena, 5571 Sterchi, Bill, 5628, 5658, 5661, 5667, 5824 Sterling, Graham, 5823 Sterling, Maury, 5584 Sterling, Mindy, 5590 Stern, Shoshanna, 5848 Steuart, Jacqueline Ann, 5616, 5653, 5700 Stevenin, Sagamore, 5560 Stevens, Courtenay J., 5515 Stevenson, Cynthia, 5700 Stevenson, Scott, 5807 Stewart, Amy, 5732 Stewart, Catherine Mary, 5627, 5826 Stewart, Charles, 5590 Stewart, French, 5782 Stewart, Julie, 5655 Stewart, Lynne Marie, 5881 Stewart, Malcolm, 5525, 5588, 5603, 5700, 5886 Stewart, Patrick, 5679 Stewart, Rob, 5582, 5636, 5653, 5726, 5845 Stewartt, Marlaina, 5588

Actor Index

Stobbe, Gordon, 5556 Stobo, Mandy, 5678 Stockdale, Gina, 5693 Stockwell, Dean, 5753 Stokes, Clifton, 5667 Stoll, Corey, 5630 Stollery, Brian, 5535, 5696 Stoltz, Eric, 5862 Stone, Clare, 5659, 5718, 5733, 5873 Stone, Hank, 5774 Stone, Jennifer, 5578 Stone, Leonard, 5847 Stoneman, Thomas, 5829 Stoner, Alyson, 5536 Storms, Kirsten, 5578 Storms, Waneta, 5777 Stowe, Madeleine, 5554, 5822 Strachan, Stephen, 5716, 5861 Strait, Jonathan, 5612 Strange, Sarah, 5654 Stratton, Hank, 5713 Strauss, Lance, 5592 Streatfield, Geoffrey, 5594 Stringer, Marci, 5606 Stroh, Kaycee, 5650, 5651 Strole, Phoebe, 5834 Strommen, Garret, 5516 Strongeagle, Morris, 5664 Stroup, Jessica, 5871 Struckmann, Tino, 5590 Strusievici, Michael, 5583 Struthers, Sally, 5879 Strydom, Jacques, 5754 Stuart, Katie, 5501, 5519 Studi, Delanna, 5593 Studi, Wes, 5535, 5563, 5593, 5667 Stults, Geoff, 5568 Stumph, Stephanie, 5827 Style, Rachel, 5543 Styler, Trudie, 5702 Suchanek, Michael, 5512 Sudduth, Kohl, 5671, 5672, 5673, 5674, 5840 Sulleyman, Zoa, 5784 Sullivan, Charlotte, 5506, 5655, 5869 Sullivan, Grant, 5809 Sullivan, Trent, 5647 Summers, Julie, 5754 Sumpter, Donald, 5663 Sumpter, Jeremy, 5577 Sumpton, Christopher, 5562 Sunday, Gabriel, 5769 Sunjata, Daniel, 5533 Suplee, Ethan, 5888 Sursok, Tammin, 5835 Survilla, Ignas, 5645

Actor Index

Sutcliffe, David, 5524, 5748, 5831 Sutherland, Donald, 5656 Sutherland, Haig, 5562 Sutherland, Joseph Allen, 5678 Sutherland, Kristina, 5563 Sutton, Carol, 5837 Suvari, Mena, 5824 Swain, Dominique, 5791 Swan, Girard, 5628 Swan, Michael, 5530 Swan, Serinda, 5654 Swanby, Grant, 5846 Swansburg, Jim, 5608 Sward, Anne, 5534, 5632 Swayze, Don, 5791 Swayze, Patrick, 5623 Sweeney, Warren, 5708 Swennen, Kim, 5708 Swing, Catherine, 5887 Swiss, Emily, 5798 Switzer, Rebecca, 5516 Sylvester, Harold, 5619 Syms, Sylvia, 5790 Syrgiannis, Maria, 5777 Szapira, Eve, 5790 Szarabajka, Keith, 5667 Szmanda, Eric, 5831 Szohr, Karen, 5801 Tade, Justin, 5824 Taenaka, Jimmy, 5688 Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki, 5602, 5676 Tager, Aron, 5569 Takacs, Tony, 5596 Talebreza, Alaina, 5638 Tamblyn, Amber, 5816 Tambor, Jeffrey, 5742 Tanner, Gord, 5541, 5644 Taole, Simeon, 5761 Tarantino, Quentin, 5742 Tassone, Louca, 5885 Tasz, Ryan, 5605 Taub, Shaun, 5784 Tavare, Jay, 5665 Taylor, Adam, 5668 Taylor, Ashley, 5602 Taylor, Blake, 5541, 5644, 5880 Taylor, Brahm, 5562 Taylor, Buck, 5563 Taylor, Dylan, 5587 Taylor, Frank Hoyt, 5876 Taylor, Helen, 5514 Taylor, John R., 5564 Taylor, Kelly Hope, 5626 Taylor, Madeline, 5675

Taylor, Mark L., 5651 Taylor, Mirelly, 5572 Taylor, Rachael, 5592 Taylor, Regina, 5661 Taylor, Renee, 5782 Taylor, Robert, 5647 Taylor, Stephen Craig, 5584 Taylor, T. A., 5563 Taylor-Compton, Scout, 5637, 5714 Tchortov, George, 5768 Teague, Marshall, 5874 Teale, Owen, 5865 Teigen, Michael, 5512, 5513 Telek, April, 5526, 5616, 5739 Telfer, Paul, 5647 Telgen, Michael, 5717 Temeles, Sam, 5703 Tench, Ian, 5608 Tench, John, 5513 Tennant, Deborah, 5721 Tennant, Emily, 5555 Tennon, Julius, 5606 Tergesen, Lee, 5535, 5599 Terhoch, Jodi, 5541 Terrazzano, Maurizio, 5499 Terris, Malcolm, 5594 Terry, John, 5592, 5666, 5667, 5668, 5669 Terry, Jonathan, 5530 Terry, Nigel, 5529 Terry, Todd, 5888 Terzo, Venus, 5526, 5573, 5781, 5835 Tesch, Ingrid, 5544, 5750, 5859 Tester, Brian, 5518, 5773, 5794 Testini, Sage, 5519 Thai, Elizabeth, 5739 Thangavelu, K.T., 5638 Thayer, Moira, 5812 Theberge, Robert, 5580 Theriault, Janine, 5609 Theroux, Justin, 5675 Thiessen, Ryland, 5644 Thiessen, Tiffani-Amber, 5782 Thoma, Mary Alfred, 5766 Thomas, Catherine, 5501 Thomas, Craig, 5591, 5692 Thomas, Eddie Kaye, 5756 Thomas, Henry, 5839 Thomas, J. Karen, 5517 Thomas, Jake, 5505 Thomas, James, 5724 Thomas, Mark, 5845 Thomas, Maureen, 5526, 5664, 5665 Thomas, Morgan, 5663 Thomas, Richard, 5516, 5884 Thomas, Robin, 5510

169

170

Thomas, Sean Patrick, 5798 Thomas, Terrence, 5606 Thomerson, Tim, 5553 Thommassen, Vendela K., 5813 Thompson, April Yvette, 5599 Thompson, Bobb‘e J., 5525 Thompson, Don, 5513 Thompson, Fred Dalton, 5535 Thompson, Greg, 5876 Thompson, Hugh, 5548, 5726, 5777 Thompson, Jody, 5700, 5876, 5888 Thompson, Lea, 5552, 5612, 5697 Thompson, Saige, 5797, 5819 Thompson, Sarah, 5851 Thompson, Shauna, 5632 Thompson, Shelley, 5737 Thompson, Susanna, 5626 Thompson, Tessa, 5662 Thomsen, Ulrich, 5565 Thomson, Cassi, 5778 Thomson, Gordon, 5691 Thorburn, Jim, 5750 Thordarson, Karl, 5850 Thorley, Wayne, 5836 Thorne, Chaz, 5657 Thorne-Smith, Courtney, 5834 Thornhill, Lisa, 5743 Thornton, Jason, 5557 Thornton, Tiffany, 5643 Thrush, Michelle, 5535 Thurston, Robert, 5525, 5526 Tian, Valerie, 5532 Tickner, French, 5501, 5886 Tierney, Jacob, 5748 Tilford, Terrell, 5719 Till, Lucas, 5766 Tilly, Jennifer, 5662 Timsit, Hayley, 5618 Timsit, Jordan, 5641 Timuss, Sandra, 5709 Tingle, Luke, 5874 Tiplady, Brittany, 5701 Tisdale, Ashley, 5650, 5651 Tobolowsky, Stephen, 5870 Todd, Kate, 5737 Tom, Lauren, 5661 Tom, Steve, 5614, 5825 Tomasino, Vanesa, 5630, 5700, 5701, 5738 Tomei, Concetta, 5634 Tomita, Tamlyn, 5782 Tommer, Jaclyn, 5775 Tomney, Aeden, 5758 Tong Lim, Kay, 5720, 5833 Toolan, Rebecca, 5738, 5830 Toomey, Patrick, 5574

Actor Index

Tootoosis, Gordon, 5535, 5664 Toriel, Nathalie, 5510 Torrance, Anita, 5647 Torrance, Ingrid, 5616, 5653 Torrens, Jackie, 5670, 5805 Torrens, Pip, 5784 Torres, Diego Joseph, 5875 Torres, Franco, 5815 Torres-Garner, Ilya, 5880 Torry, Joe, 5590 Torti, Robert, 5804 Tousey, Sheila M., 5666, 5668, 5669 Toussaint, Lorraine, 5774 Tovah, Mageina, 5661 Trachtenberg, Michelle, 5557, 5587 Trad, Juanita, 5824 Trainor, Kevin, 5675 Trammell, Sam, 5880 Trauth, A. J., 5884 Travis, Malcolm, 5697 Travis, Nancy, 5783, 5818 Treveiler, Rob, 5595, 5876, 5888 Trevino, Michael, 5571, 5707 Triandiflou, Dan, 5595 Trickey, Paula, 5634 Tripplehorn, Jeanne, 5640 Tronson, Mark, 5607 Trotter, Kate, 5748, 5768, 5869 Trowbridge, Taylor, 5504 Trowell, Katherine, 5721 Truelsen, Kristian, 5768 Trueman, Tracy, 5617 Trujillo, Raoul, 5667, 5668, 5669, 5859 Tsar, Mike, 5682 Tsarouches, Angelo, 5808 Tso, Yee Jee Albert, 5660 Tsoodle-Nelson, Malachi, 5667 Tubiola, Nicole, 5751 Tuck, Hillary, 5508 Tuck, Jessica, 5740 Tudyk, Alan, 5664 Tuer, Shannon, 5758 Tulaine, Dikran, 5694 Tunney, Robin, 5868 Tupper, James, 5625, 5711, 5712, 5787 Tupper, Reg, 5549 Turbay, Paola, 5730 Turco, Paige, 5851 Turetzky, Joan Turner, 5803 Turman, Glynn, 5746 Turnbull, Ann, 5869 Turner, Corey, 5510, 5587 Turner, Frank C., 5597 Turner, Janine, 5874 Turner, Jessica, 5749

Actor Index

Turner, Kristopher, 5771 Turner, Mike, 5565 Turner, Robert, 5613 Turner, Toya, 5511 Turton, Kett, 5690 Turturro, John, 5533 Turturro, Nicholas, 5857 Tyler, Aisha, 5619 Tyler, Deneen, 5769, 5788 Tyler, Ramona, 5837 Tyrrell, Ciaran, 5518 Tyson, Cicely, 5806 Ullenbloom, Jenna, 5539 Ullman, Tracey, 5772 Ulrich, Skeet, 5664, 5665, 5666, 5716 Umbers, Mark, 5529 Underwood, Blair, 5811 Underwood, Jay, 5516, 5881 Unger, Deborah, 5513 Upham, Misty, 5593 Ura, Guillermo, 5758 Urb, Johann, 5641 Urban, Karl, 5563 Uy, Alain, 5839 Vaags, Owen, 5729 Vadim, David, 5784 Vahle, Timothy, 5874 Valdetero, John, 5785 Valdez, Jeremy Ray, 5875 Valencia, Noah, 5848 Valentine, Gary, 5590 Vallance, Myrna, 5678, 5872 Valtasa, Marian, 5529 Van, Alex, 5580 Van Achte, Kaelan, 5644 Van Achte, Kelsey, 5644 Van de Ven, Sven, 5811 Van Der Beek, James, 5583, 5841, 5850 Van Der Walt, Chris, 5769 Van Dien, Casper, 5505, 5574, 5722, 5773 Van Dyke, Barry, 5743, 5744, 5745, 5746 Van Dyke, Carey, 5746 Van Dyke, Dick, 5743, 5744, 5745, 5746 Van Dyke, Shane, 5745, 5746, 5825 Van Dyke, Taryn, 5744 Van Dyke, Wes, 5743, 5744 Van Heteren, Sanny, 5649 Van Mueren, Astrid, 5556 Van Peebles, Mario, 5826 Van Sprang, Alan, 5568 Van Tieren, Hayley, 5680 Van Valkenburgh, Deborah, 5523, 5637, 5779 Van Ville, Max, 5534

171

Van Wyck, Spencer, 5687 Van Wyck, Tinarie, 5790 Vanasse, Karine, 5682 Varela, Leonor, 5574 Vargas, Jorge, 5630 Vargas, Jorgito, 5611 Vargas, Jose, 5664 Varma, Indira, 5563 Varughese, Sugith, 5626 Vasut, Marek, 5656 Vaughn, Ned, 5874 Vaught, Grant, 5881 Vaugier, Emmanuelle, 5781 Vega, Alexa, 5770, 5875 Velazquez, Nadine, 5658, 5683 Velis, Juan Carlos, 5512, 5544 VelJohnson, Reginald, 5856 Venditto, Stephanie, 5743, 5744 Venuta, Gianpaolo, 5858 Verdoni, Bruno, 5512 Vereen, Ben, 5504 Verica, Tom, 5794 Verlaque, Robert, 5721, 5784 Vernon, Kate, 5605, 5687 Veroni, Craig, 5859 Vescio, Vinnie, 5507, 5826 Viberg, Brett, 5573 Vickaryous, Scott, 5813 Victoria, Darren, 5839 Vidal, Christina, 5722 Vidal, Lisa, 5770 Vieluf, Vince, 5831 Viera, Aaron, 5773 Viergever, Dru, 5686 Villagran, Sylvia, 5840 Vincent, Sam, 5526 Viola, Mike, 5567 Virtue, Tom, 5638, 5800 Visnjic, Goran, 5570 Vitale, Luke, 5887 Vlaskalic, Danielle, 5759 Vogel, Darlene, 5806 Voight, Jon, 5789 Volding, Katie, 5518 Voltaire, Jacqueline, 5812 von Detten, Erik, 5631 Von Franckenstein, Clement, 5529 Von Palleske, Heidi, 5655 Von Pfetten, Stefanie, 5515, 5549, 5567, 5569, 5597, 5617, 5747 Vonn, Tessa, 5534 Vrana, Vlasta, 5540, 5656, 5682, 5692 Vredegoor, Mandie, 5582 Vukelic, Zoran, 5781 Vukovich, Ned, 5777

172

Waddington, Steven, 5574 Wagner, Lindsay, 5854 Wagner, Robert, 5541 Wahlberg, Donnie, 5683, 5784 Waite, Liam, 5871 Waite, Ralph, 5627, 5745 Walder, Katie, 5508 Waldriff, Olivia, 5640 Walger, Sonya, 5848 Walker, Andrew, 5499 Walker, Ann, 5704 Walker, James, 5827 Walker, Jonathan, 5561 Walker, Matthew, 5660 Wall, Brendan, 5579 Wall, Darren, 5541 Wall, Kim, 5702 Wallace, Amber, 5662 Wallace, Ian, 5686, 5859 Walsh, Dylan, 5705 Walsh, Gwynyth, 5616, 5859 Walsh, Melinda, 5837 Walsh, Vincent, 5531, 5868 Walsman, Leeanna, 5647 Walter, Matthew, 5822 Walter, Meg, 5542 Walter, Tracey, 5605, 5888 Walters, Lucia, 5611, 5859 Waltman, Michael, 5889 Walton, Clive, 5568, 5802 Walton, Matt, 5715, 5735 Walton-Walker, Peggy, 5871 Wang, Garrett, 5667 Ward, Jared, 5505, 5841 Ward, Matt, 5555, 5701, 5834 Ward, Nancy, 5802 Ward, Rachel, 5529 Wardle, Graham, 5603 Ware, Andre, 5817, 5826 Ware, Stephen, 5877 Warfield, Emily, 5505 Wark, John, 5852 Warnat, Kimberley, 5750 Warner, Jake, 5667 Warner, Julie, 5573, 5778 Warner, Stephen, 5580 Warren, Chris, Jr., 5584, 5650, 5651 Warren, Christopher, 5508 Warren, Kiersten, 5503 Warren, Lesley Ann, 5530 Warry-Smith, Dan, 5569, 5798 Washington, Sharon, 5851 Wasserman, Jerry, 5525, 5526, 5613, 5616, 5700, 5886 Waterhouse, Richard, 5735 Waterstreet, Ed, 5848

Actor Index

Watkins, Jack, 5888 Watros, Cynthia, 5521 Watsman, Leeanna, 5838 Watson, Alberta, 5748 Watson, Brett, 5499 Watson, Emily, 5726 Watson, Muse, 5684 Watson, Patrick, 5846 Wattley, Danny, 5646 Watton, Jonathan, 5622 Wayne, Brendan, 5513 Weaver, Patty, 5604 Weaver, Sigourney, 5792 Webb, Daniel, 5570 Webb, David, 5838 Webb, Rudy, 5798 Webber, Timothy, 5506, 5822 Weber, Ben, 5550 Weber, Steven, 5736, 5804, 5839 Webster, Derek, 5809 Webster, Victor, 5654, 5681 Weedon, Jeffrey, 5622 Wehrle, Caitlin, 5662 Wei Mah, Sean, 5535 Weigel, Devon, 5554 Weiss, Darian, 5714 Weiss, Robert, 5757 Weitz, Bruce, 5855 Welch, Wally, 5563 Weller, Bubba, 5511 Weller, Peter, 5790 Wellman, Cissy, 5522 Wells, Dan, 5792 Wells, Tico, 5884 Welsh, Kenneth, 5541, 5692, 5777, 5811, 5872 Wendt, George, 5820 Werdel, Scott, 5567 Werner, Jules, 5749 Werner, Kedren, 5831 Werner, Roy, 5847 Wesley, Paul, 5603, 5816 West, Chandra, 5621 West, John Boyd, 5595 West, Madeleine, 5647, 5838 Westerman, Carlie, 5648 Westerman, Floyd Red Crow, 5563 Westfeldt, Jennifer, 5524 Westley, Jennifer Rae, 5566, 5595 Westman, Katie, 5617 Wettig, Patricia, 5689 Wetzel, Jennifer, 5707 Weyers, Marius, 5862 Whalen, Todd, 5747 Whaley, Frank, 5517, 5740, 5815, 5881 Whaley, Michael, 5790

Actor Index

Whalley, Tat, 5574 Wheeler, Andrew, 5642, 5859 Wheeler, Grace, 5859 Wheeler, John, 5725 Whelan, Mark, 5687 Whelply, Madeline, 5857 Whillans, Ashley, 5701 Whipp, Joseph, 5776 Whitaker, Denzel, 5578 Whitaker, Nick, 5800 White, Betty, 5516 White, Bradley, 5518 White, Bridget Ann, 5530, 5581, 5584 White, Chris, 5534, 5800 White, Daisy, 5777 White, Donna, 5549, 5653 White, Jake, 5547 White, Jeff, 5777 White, Julie, 5851 White, Krystal T., 5727 White, Peter, 5823, 5855 White, Rhonda Stubbins, 5774 White, Robert, 5758 White, Ron, 5849 White, Trevor, 5734, 5784 Whitely, John, 5795 Whitfield, Lynn, 5545 Whitman, Mae, 5503, 5671, 5711 Whitmire, Steve, 5742 Whitmore, Bethany, 5838, 5838 Whitney, Nigel, 5734 Whitsett, Laurel, 5766, 5874 Whittall, Ted, 5512, 5588, 5617, 5642, 5678, 5717, 5859 Whyte, Laura, 5624 Wickersham, Emily, 5775, 5851 Wickware, Scott, 5673, 5767, 5887 Wiehl, Christopher, 5735 Wiggin, Tom, 5533 Wiggins, Chris, 5622, 5777 Wiggins, Hannah, 5661 Wiggins, Kevin, 5669, 5824 Wiggins, Laura, 5631, 5766 Wigham, Shea, 5602 Wigmore, Jennifer, 5577 Wilburn, Andrea, 5519 Wilcock, Robin, 5858 Wilcox, Robert, 5529 Wilder, Glenn, 5839 Wilder, Seema, 5881 Wiles, Michael Shamus, 5517 Wiley, Sumi-Ko, 5800 Wilkey, Susan, 5886 Wilkie, Ryan, 5759 Wilkins, Bryce, 5624 Wilkinson, Tom, 5675, 5803

Willard, Nolan, 5688 Willes, Christine, 5700, 5757, 5832, 5886 Willeto, Jacinda, 5593 Willett, Chad, 5514, 5760, 5786 Williams, Alon, 5525 Williams, Ashley, 5763, 5830 Williams, Barbara, 5598 Williams, Colleen, 5777 Williams, Cynda, 5779 Williams, Don, 5637, 5780 Williams, Evan, 5640, 5755 Williams, Genelle, 5737, 5767, 5768 Williams, Gregalan, 5703 Williams, Hal, 5627, 5830 Williams, Jason Rogers, 5770 Williams, Jim Cody, 5779 Williams, JoBeth, 5501, 5849 Williams, Junior, 5659 Williams, Kelli, 5750 Williams, Kiely, 5545, 5546 Williams, Micah, 5680, 5814 Williams, Michael Kenneth, 5689 Williams, Nigel, 5887 Williams, Njerna, 5751 Williams, Peter, 5603 Williams, Philip, 5777 Williams, Raymond T., 5774 Williams, Rebecca, 5626, 5680 Williams, Rhys, 5603 Williams, Saul, 5689 Williams, Steven, 5874 Williams, Treat, 5543, 5624, 5818, 5837, 5841 Williams, Vanessa, 5617 Williamson, Kirsten, 5616 Williamson, Matt, 5828 Williamson, Rory, 5592 Williford, Doug, 5803 Willingham, Travis, 5614 Willis, Katherine, 5857 Willmott, Dan, 5557 Willows, Alec, 5700 Wills, Delpano, 5543 Wills, Jerry, 5791 Wilmot, Chase, 5817 Wilson, Barbara Gates, 5696 Wilson, Brittney, 5544, 5653 Wilson, Chandra, 5504 Wilson, Colby, 5783 Wilson, Crawford, 5643 Wilson, Joanne, 5573, 5729, 5842 Wilson, Kristen, 5866, 5867 Wilson, Lorna, 5626 Wilson, Mark, 5765, 5828 Wilson, Melanie, 5792 Wilson, Morrow, 5522

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174

Wilson, Niamh, 5644, 5655 Wilson, Rachel, 5868 Wilson, Ruth, 5795 Wilson, Samantha, 5732 Wilson, Sheree J., 5874 Wilson, Theodore, 5782 Wimmer, Brian, 5854 Winbush, Troy, 5523, 5841 Winchester, Philip, 5506, 5719 Windheim, Rebecca, 5570, 5692 Wing, Leslie, 5651 Winger, Debra, 5580 Wing-Pomeroy, Leslie, 5807 Winkler, Henry, 5738 Winkler, Mel, 5774 Winnick, Katheryn, 5864 Winningham, Mare, 5716 Winston, Gerrick, 5652, 5814 Wint, Maurice Dean, 5557 Winter, Eric, 5716 Winters, Claire, 5596 Winters, David, 5529 Winters, Time, 5648, 5710 Winton, Sarah, 5664 Wisden, Robert, 5822 Wisler, Daniel, 5641 Wist, Hailey, 5601 Witt, Alicia, 5759 Wolfe, Dale, 5509 Wolfman, Kelly, 5539 Wolk, Jimmy, 5624 Woller, Kirk B. R., 5559 Wong, Anthony Brandon, 5722, 5819 Wong, B. D. 5720 Wong, Jadyn, 5532 Wong, Simon, 5869 Wood, Craig, 5673 Wood, Grahame, 5622, 5811 Wood, Jacqueline MacInnes, 5829 Wood, Ty, 5873 Wood, Yolanda, 5800 Woodard, Alfre, 5787, 5877 Woodard, Charlayne, 5689 Woodhouse, Kevin, 5656, 5692, 5858 Woodley, Shailene, 5609 Woodruff, Blake, 5522 Woods, Simon, 5594 Woodward, Jennifer, 5734 Woodward, Joanne, 5596 Woodward, Rachel, 5643 Woolsey, Brent, 5761 Wopat, Tom, 5851 Workun, Donovan, 5763 Worthy, Calum, 5573, 5701

Actor Index

Worthy, Rick, 5603 Woytowich, Will, 5541 Wray, Dean, 5588 Wren, Eliza, 5807 Wright, Cecil, 5657, 5805 Wright, Janet, 5885 Wright, Jeffrey, 5689 Wright, Jessie, 5659 Wright, Karl T., 5516, 5776 Wu, Kristy, 5722, 5807 Wu, Paul, 5819 Wyle, Noah, 5694, 5695 Wyner, George, 5855 Wynne, Toni, 5743 Wyson, Charles Henry, 5624 Yamaguchi, Kristi, 5632 Yamamoto, Donna, 5709 Yamkovy, Sheldon, 5625 Yan, Luo, 5720 Yang, Jack, 5685, 5819 Yang, Jamison, 5523, 5841 Yankie, Edward, 5692 Yearwood, Richard, 5724 Yeboah, Kevin, 5880 Yeo, Gwendoline, 5532, 5716 Yesso, Don, 5837 Yoder, Brett, 5650 Yoon, Jean, 5504, 5514, 5571, 5784 York, Kathleen, 5608, 5624 York, Michael, 5623 Yorker, Jade, 5511 Yosef, Golan, 5545 Young, Aden, 5838 Young, Bellamy, 5722 Young, Bruce A., 5525 Young, Connie, 5800 Young, Duncan, 5607 Young, Graham, 5630 Young, Josh A., 5589 Young, Keone, 5807 Young, Lisa Deanne, 5746 Young, Scott Alexander, 5565 Young, Sean, 5673 Young, Victor A., 5784 Young, William Allen, 5517, 5610, 5743 Yu, Loretta, 5557, 5608, 5657, 5733, 5871 Yuan, Ron, 5722 Yu-Beng, Lim, 5688 Yuen, Russell, 5499, 5692 Yulin, Harris, 5715 Zahara, Alex, 5660, 5660 Zahn, Steve, 5563

Actor Index

Zamprogna, Dominic, 5597, 5654 Zayas, David, 5784 Zegers, Kevin, 5609 Zehetner, Nora, 5793 Zeman, Richard, 5588, 5656 Zenna, Kathryn, 5824 Zeppieri, Richard, 5561 Zickel, Mather, 5533 Ziegler, Joseph, 5777 Ziering, Ian, 5554

Ziff, Ben, 5662 Zimmerman, Craig, 5523, 5823 Zimmerman, Harry, 5824 Zimmerman, J. Paul, 5807 Zinser, Marion, 5595 Zubarev, Alex, 5856 Zuckerman, Eric, 5812 Zuniga, Daphne, 5553, 5717 Zurburg, Stacy, 5500 Zurowski, Desiree, 5787

175

Director Chapter Index Title

Numbers refer to entries. Allen, Debbie, 5606 Amir, Gideon, 5762 Arthur, Karen, 5548, 5735 Avnet, Jon, 5838 Bailey, Norma, 5515, 5539, 5554, 5690 Balaban, Bob, 5527, 5599, 5628 Barbarash, Ernie, 5730 Barr, Douglas, 5568, 5620, 5767, 5768, 5860 Barzman, Paolo, 5591, 5692 Bates, Kathy, 5510 Baxley, Craig R., 5505, 5706, 5862 Beeson, Charles, 5622 Benjamin, Richard, 5700 Bianchi, Ed, 5868 Bill, Tony, 5787 Bleckner, Jeff, 5645, 5715, 5816 Bookstaver, Sanford, 5781 Borchers, Donald P., 5547 Boyum, Steve, 5884 Bradshaw, John, 5598 Bridgewater, Stephen Wesley, 5550, 5559, 5727, 5780, 5791 Bross, Eric, 5676, 5721, 5871 Brown, Georg Stanford, 5801 Buitenhuis, Penelope, 5588 Burnett, Charles, 5806 Burns, Gary, 5569 Busfield, Timothy, 5719 Campbell, Graeme, 5755, 5771 Carson, David, 5759 Carter, Thomas, 5629 Cass, David, S., Sr., 5517, 5521, 5522, 5530, 5585, 5605, 5704, 5707, 5745, 5746, 5791, 5817, 5854, 5856 Champion, Gregg, 5501

Chechik, Jeremiah, S. 5533 Chopra, Joyce, 5732 Ciccoritti, Jerry, 5654, 5681, 5748, 5885 Clark, Duane, 5887 Clifford, Graeme, 5886 Coles, John David, 5864 Connor, Kevin, 5508, 5529, 5610, 5720 Contner, James A., 5691, 5825, 5889 Coolidge, Martha, 5765 Copus, Nick, 5845 Cryan, Catherine, 5553 Cunningham, David L., 5693, 5784 Curtis, Dan, 5777, 5822 Dale, Holly, 5502 Dale, Richard, 5734 Dear, William, 5739 DeLuise, Peter, 5528 Diamond, Matthew, 5536 Dickerson, Ernest, 5619 Dinello, Paul, 5642 Donaldson, K.T., 5649 Dornhelm, Robert, 5664, 5852 Duguay, Christian, 5560, 5656, 5696 Dunham, Duwayne, 5769 Dutton, Charles S., 5797 Eagles, Bill, 5626 Erman, John, 5538 Erschbamer, George, 5552 Evans, David Mickey, 5810 Eyre, Chris, 5593 Fall, Jim, 5878 Fasano, John, 5747 Fearnley, Neill, 5526, 5555, 5579

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178

Feifer, Michael, 5590 Fickman, Andy, 5804 Flender, Rodman, 5756 Fox, Paul, 5524 Frakes, Jonathan, 5694, 5695 Friedenberg, Richard, 5670 Frost, Harvey, 5507, 5638, 5708, 5714, 5725 Garris, Mick, 5839 George, Nelson, 5698 Gillard, Stuart, 5576, 5643, 5662, 5866, 5867 Gomer, Steve, 5600 Goodell, Gregory, 5705 Griffiths, Mark, 5518, 5713, 5779, 5879 Gyllenhaal, Stephen, 5858 Haggard, Piers, 5827 Haines, Randa, 5814 Hamri, Sanaa, 5503 Harmon, Robert, 5671, 5672, 5673, 5674, 5840 Harrison, John, 5846 Harrison, John Kent, 5570, 5573, 5789, 5877 Harvey, Gail, 5653 Harvey, Grant, 5566, 5646, 5709 Hayman, James, 5834 Hemecker, Ralph, 5608, 5644, 5758, 5829 Hill, Walter, 5532 Hoen, Paul, 5546, 5578, 5680, 5800 Holcomb, Rod, 5561 Holland, Agnieszka, 5630 Hooper, Tom, 5594, 5675 Hope, Leslie, 5872 Howard, Arliss, 5580 Hughes, Allen, 5687 Hunter, Tim, 5683 Hurran, Nick, 5795 Huston, Anjelica, 5808 Ingram, Terry, 5513, 5786 Ireland, Dan, 5702 Isacsson, Kris, 5658, 5812 Iscove, Robert, 5525, 5835, 5857 Jackson, David S., 5534, 5703, 5807, 5844 Jackson, Douglas, 5752 Jackson, Mick, 5726, 5811 Jameson, Jerry, 5818 Jean, Mark, 5564 Junger, Gil, 5751 Kaplan, Betty, 5773 Katz, Ross, 5851 Kaufman, Paul A., 5699 Kay, Stephen T., 5657 Kramer, Lloyd, 5775

Director Index

Lafia, John, 5499, 5615 Lagomarsino, Ron, 5832 Landon, Michael, Jr., 5711, 5712 Lanskaya, Yelena, 5562, 5648 Larry, Sheldon, 5802 Leon, Kenny, 5798 Levin, Peter, 5661, 5785, 5796 Liddi-Brown, Allison, 5794 Lieberman, Robert, 5613 Lively, Gerry, 5614 Lowry, Dick, 5541, 5828 Lustig, Dana, 5567 Markle, Peter, 5602, 5616, 5761, 5853 Markowitz, Robert, 5520 Marshall, Kathleen, 5772 Martin, Darnell, 5774 Mastroianni, Armand, 5558, 5604, 5612, 5634, 5639, 5641, 5741, 5778, 5782, 5826, 5855 Matheson, Tim, 5519, 5863 May, Bradford, 5618, 5684, 5722, 5753, 5809, 5841 Mayron, Melanie, 5537 McBrearty, Don, 5504, 5737, 5869 McDonald, Bruce, 5682 McDougall, Charles, 5847 McDougall, Francine, 5571, 5632 McLoughlin, Tom, 5577, 5601, 5766, 5770, 5837 Medak, Peter, 5824 Mendeluk, George, 5757 Miller, Matthew, 5592 Mimica-Gezzan, Sergio, 5666 Morris, David Burton, 5543, 5637 Mulcahy, Russell, 5572, 5574, 5679, 5792 Murlowski, John, 5633 Nagy, Phyllis, 5740 Nalluri, Bharat, 5865 Norris, Aaron, 5874 Norton, Bill L., 5627 Nyby, Christian I., II, 5743 O’Hara, Terrence, 5584 Oliver, Ron, 5531, 5544 Olmos, Edward James, 5875 Ortega, Kenny, 5545, 5650, 5651 O’Sullivan, Thaddeus, 5663 Pearce, Richard, 5607 Phillips, Lou Diamond, 5710 Pleszczynski, Stefan, 5697 Podeswa, Jeremy, 5669 Priestley, Jason, 5678 Pryce, Craig, 5621, 5635, 5636 Putch, John, 5744, 5790, 5881

Director Index

Renfroe, Jeff, 5842 Roach, Jay, 5803 Robe, Mike, 5763, 5764 Robman, Steven, 5659, 5805 Rogers, J. B., 5823 Rohl, Michael J., 5660 Rosman, Mark, 5793, 5830 Sadwith, James Steven, 5595 Salomon, Mikael, 5512, 5565, 5603, 5617, 5754 Sanford, Arlene, 5500 Sargent, Joseph, 5848, 5849, 5876 Schachter, Steven, 5597, 5729 Schepisi, Fred, 5596 Schiff, Robin, 5813 Schneider, Paul, 5582 Scott, Michael, 5583, 5738, 5750 Scott, T. J., 5677, 5724 Shapiro, Paul, 5836 Shaver, Helen, 5718 Shields, Brent, 5716, 5870 Shill, Steve, 5685 Simoneau, Yves, 5511, 5535, 5815 Skogland, Kari, 5799 Smith, Charles Martin, 5623 Spink, Philip, 5686, 5688 Spiro, Lev L., 5731 Strickland, John, 5749 Sucsy, Michael, 5640 Svatek, Peter, 5514, 5551, 5883 Switzer, Michael, 5516, 5776

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Tass, Nadia, 5575, 5609 Thatcher, Kirk R., 5742 Tolkin, Stephen, 5760, 5880 Underwood, Ron, 5652, 5820, 5821, 5888 Van Patten, Vincent, 5668 Von Scherler Mayer, Daisy, 5736 Watkins, Michael, 5667 Weaver, David, 5542 Weiss, Marty, 5523 Wellington, Peter, 5723 Werner, Peter, 5509, 5557, 5589, 5624, 5631, 5733, 5831, 5873, 5882 Wheeler, Anne, 5625, 5701, 5717 Willing, Nick, 5506, 5859 Wilson, Andy, 5586 Wilson, Sheldon, 5540 Wincer, Simon, 5563, 5665 Winer, Harry, 5581, 5587 Winkler, David, 5549 Winther, Peter, 5861 Wolfe, George C., 5689 Wolk, Andy, 5611, 5788, 5843 Woolnough, Jeff, 5655 Wu, David, 5728, 5783, 5833 Yates, Gary, 5850 Young, Roger, 5647 Zinberg, Michael, 5556

About Chapter the Author Title

Alvin H. Marill is a graduate of Boston University and has spent his career in direct marketing and the recording industry (for RCA Records and Columbia Records), in broadcasting (CBS Television), and in publishing, as editor of film and pop media books. For years, he was television editor for the publication Films in Review and wrote about television movies for Leonard Maltin’s annual Movie Guide. He also was contributing editor for Scarlet Street magazine. Among his many published books are Samuel Goldwyn Presents, Robert Mitchum on the Screen, The Complete Films of Edward G. Robinson, The Films of Anthony Quinn, and books on Tommy Lee Jones, The Three Stooges, Tyrone Power, and Mickey Rooney. His books for Scarecrow Press include Keeping Score: Film Music, 1988–1997, Theatre: Stage to Screen to Television and several updates, and the five-volume Movies Made for Television, 1964–2004, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the genre. A charter member of the Television Hall of Fame, Mr. Marill also has written Big Pictures on the Small Screen, a history of live anthology drama on television and what became of it, and Sports on Television. His forthcoming book, for Scarecrow, is The Westerns on Television.

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