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Loving Evangeline (2001)Robert Cannon has had two misfortunes befall him, his brother has been killed and an important project that his brother was working on has fallen into the hands of the competition. The ... See full summary » Director:Timothy Bond |
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Title: Loving Evangeline (TV 2001)
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Robert Cannon
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Evie Shaw
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Ellen Beecham
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Orrin Mercer
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Grant Shaw
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Tom Haney | ... |
Sgt. Macrae
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Kevin Cannon
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Alec Ferguson
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Boy
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Robert Cannon has had two misfortunes befall him, his brother has been killed and an important project that his brother was working on has fallen into the hands of the competition. The unfortunate possibility is that his brother may have been responsible. Cannon, however, doesn't take anything at face value. He decides to investigate and finds that nothing is as it seems, and that might include a woman named Evie Shaw who he finds himself falling in love with. Until he solves the crime, she is guilty until proven innocent... Written by CD
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9 March 2001 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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I can't even tell you how horrified I was to watch this awful movie. The book and the movie are NOTHING alike. The secondary characters and even the plot are not from the book. If someone truly wanted to make an awful movie, fine, but why use the title and lead characters from Ms. Howard's book when the story is completely different? There is no Grant Shaw in the book, Grant Shaw is the actor from Melrose Place. And who is Mrs. Beacham? She is not in the book, either.
Anyone who has read this book and may be tempted to watch this piece of cheap filmmaking, don't bother. It is not worth it. Even if it wasn't based on a Howard book, this movie is not worth your time. Paint your nails, hammer some nails, eat some nails, anything other than watching this drivel makes more sense. And I hope Ms. Howard has more sense than turning over her work to producers who will butcher it.