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Title: Lucky Day (TV 2002)
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Nora Barkin
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Gregor Törzs | ... |
Jack Barkin
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Kristen
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Sandra Keele
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Bill Reagan
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Detective Marinello
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Mary Higgins Clark | ... |
Grandma
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Crissy
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David Mucci |
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Troy Skog |
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The Toronto-filmed Lucky Day stars Amanda Donohoe as Nora Barkin, an aspiring actress who supports herself by working for a courier service... See full synopsis »
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
27 April 2002 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Mary Higgins Clark's 'Lucky Day' See more »Filming Locations:
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaBox Office
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AUD 13,500 (estimated)Company Credits
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I have read some of Mary Higgins Clark's books and at best they are mediocre to start with. It would be unimaginable to mention her name in the same breath as the likes of classic mystery authors such as Christie or Le Carre. Having said that, this film really takes the biscuit. It is filmed like an Australian/American soap opera with the 'actors' responding to anything that happens or is said to them with a gasp, a sigh and a long look into the distance before delivering a dry and unbelievable reply. The 'star' is the same actress that rose to a short lived part in the UK soap opera Emmerdale...and she was actually more believable in that. I warn you... if you have some paint to watch dry... do that. My girlfriend described it as 'Days of our lives', with less talent than the cast of Friends.