After twenty years of marriage, a man starts over with his children after his wife leaves him in order to "find herself."After twenty years of marriage, a man starts over with his children after his wife leaves him in order to "find herself."After twenty years of marriage, a man starts over with his children after his wife leaves him in order to "find herself."
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Brad Gorman
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Wendy George
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- (uncredited)
Lorraine Toussaint
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I am not a parent, neither am I a male. But I was able to identify with every character's heartaches and pains.
This is a movie teenagers should watch. Maybe that way they will start appreciating the value of family again. I'm sorry for those that don't understand the value of love, family and friendship.
It was very interesting to watch Patrick Duffy in a different role than that of Bobby Ewing. And it is great to see a 19 year old Ben Affleck giving his best in a moving and sincere performance. He showed at an early age, that he is capable of heartfelt drama. He should be offered more serious roles. Note Hollywoodland... his first serious role in years and he went out and won Best Actor at the Venice Festival in 2006.
This movie can be appreciated by people of all ages. Maybe shouldn't be watched by children under 10 because they might get scared that the same may happen to their families, but I recommend it to the entire family.
I bought this movie on DVD and have watched it with friends many times. Because it portrays the values that are important in life.
This is a movie teenagers should watch. Maybe that way they will start appreciating the value of family again. I'm sorry for those that don't understand the value of love, family and friendship.
It was very interesting to watch Patrick Duffy in a different role than that of Bobby Ewing. And it is great to see a 19 year old Ben Affleck giving his best in a moving and sincere performance. He showed at an early age, that he is capable of heartfelt drama. He should be offered more serious roles. Note Hollywoodland... his first serious role in years and he went out and won Best Actor at the Venice Festival in 2006.
This movie can be appreciated by people of all ages. Maybe shouldn't be watched by children under 10 because they might get scared that the same may happen to their families, but I recommend it to the entire family.
I bought this movie on DVD and have watched it with friends many times. Because it portrays the values that are important in life.
- anacostabrazil
- Jan 4, 2007
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- TriviaThis television film has two cast members who are known for their roles of DC comic book characters. Lynda Carter portrayed Diana Prince and the title character on Wonder Woman (1975) and Ben Affleck performs as Bruce Wayne/Batman for the "Justice League" film franchise beginning with Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016).
- GoofsPatrick Duffy is in front of the grandfather clock while talking with Lynda Carter and is about to leave through the front door. The shadow of a boom mic is visible above his head.
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