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The Habitation of Dragons (TV 1992)Two brothers of totally different natures live in a small town in Texas. Since the death of their father they confront one another all the time for all kind of major and minor problems. Director:Michael Lindsay-Hogg |
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Title: The Habitation of Dragons (TV 1992)
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George Tolliver
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Leonard Tolliver
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Lonny Johnson
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Lenora Tolliver
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Hallie Foote | ... |
Margaret Tolliver
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Wally Smith
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Virgil Tolliver
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David Smith | ... |
Lester Whyte
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Evelyn Sparks
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Horton Foote Jr. | ... |
Billy Dalton
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Mr. Charlie
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Helen Taylor
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Blake Stokes | ... |
Horace Tolliver
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Chris Lane | ... |
Leonard Tolliver Jr.
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James Jeter | ... |
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Two brothers of totally different natures live in a small town in Texas. Since the death of their father they confront one another all the time for all kind of major and minor problems. Written by Volker Boehm
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EnglishRelease Date:
8 September 1992 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Haus der Drachen See more »Filming Locations:
Sealy, Texas, USACompany Credits
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I made the mistake of watching this slow moving drama on a cable channel. Obviously created as a stage production I found it plodding and annoying. Living in the south I found the phony Southern accents overdone, as usual, and unrecognizable. There were too many characters and the males were difficult to sort out because they all looked similar. The constant bickering which began immediately was grating and continued throughout the movie until I was urging the movie to end and get the misery over. The acting was dreadful and reminiscent of a high school production. The fact that writer Foote had two of his relatives in the cast should have been ample warning not to watch this drivel. Like many others I'm sure, I find it difficult to view Jean Stapleton as anyone other than Mrs. Archie Bunker.