Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman: The Movie (1999) (TV)

Director:

James Keach

Writers (WGA):

Josef Anderson (written by)
Beth Sullivan (characters)

Release Date:

22 May 1999 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Western

Tagline:

Her courage forged a new vision for the old west.

Plot Keywords:

Character Name In Title

Awards:

Nominated for Primetime Emmy. Another 1 nomination

Cast

Jane Seymour	...	Dr. Michaela 'Mike' Quinn
Joe Lando	...	Byron Sully
Jim Knobeloch	...	Jake Slicker
Frank Collison	...	Horace Bing
Henry G. Sanders	...	Robert E.
Shawn Toovey	...	Brian Cooper
Jonelle Allen	...	Grace
Geoffrey Lower	...	Rev. Timothy Johnson
Larry Sellers	...	Cloud Dancing
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Barbara Babcock	...	Dorothy Jennings
Orson Bean	...	Loren Bray
Patricia Bethune	...	Darlene Slopes (as P.B. Hutton)
Chad Carr	...	Evan Slopes
Craig Carter	...	Bank Robber
Mark Collie	...	Mr. Garrick
Luis Contreras	...	Mario
Bruce Dickinson	...	Ted Harp
Leonardo Guerra	...	Miguel
Les Lannom	...	Ed Gordon
Mimi Lesseos	...	Xia
William Marquez	...	Hector
Nico Matinata	...	Young Mexican Boy
Garey Antoine McGhie	...	Mexican Soldier
Stephen Meadows	...	Guest Star
Ana Ortiz	...	Pregnant Woman
Rudy Ramos	...	Captain Ruiz
Rebeca Silva	...	Mexican Woman
Jacqueline Torres	...	Guest Star
Rudy Ugland	...	Stagecoach Driver
Makenzie Vega	...	Maria
Eduardo Yáñez	...	Valdez (as Eduardo Yanez)
Kaile Zaretsky	...	Katherine 'Katie' Sully

Runtime:

86 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Filming Locations:

Paramount Ranch - 2813 Cornell Road, Agoura, California, USA

Company:

CBS Productions

Goofs:

Plot holes: If you had seen the series on TV, you would know that Katie was born in 1871. In the beginning of the movie, it states that it takes place in 1877. Sully states thats "My daughter was stolen from my house last night, she's 4 yrs old, her names Katie." since she was born in 1871, she would be at least 5 almost 6.

Movie Connections:

Follows "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" (1993)

An adventure that turns tragedy to triumph.

After watching DQMW, The Movie, I thought of all the series episodes that led up to it. The movie was great - even for those who might never have experienced the six years of the evolving story of Dr. Mike and Sully. To us, the consummate fans, the missing factor was the gap, the three years of missing documentation of those years and a few missing cast members. Since CBS has given them a go-ahead for a second movie, I hope that it will get better promotion and become a real audience grabber leading to a string of 2 hour specials. Matlock and Columbo did it as did Cagney and Lacey.