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We'll Meet Again (TV 2002)Based on the novel from award winning, best selling author Mary Higgins Clark. Director:Michael Storey |
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| Laura Leighton | ... |
Fran Simmons
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| Brandy Ledford | ... |
Molly Lasch
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| Gedeon Burkhard | ... |
Dr. Peter Gaynes
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| Andrew Jackson | ... |
Nick Whitehall
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| Anne Openshaw | ... |
Jenna Whitehall
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| Bryan Genesse | ... |
Tim
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Paula Shaw | ... |
Edna Barry
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Steve Archer | ... |
Gary Lasch
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| Karin Konoval | ... |
Marta Jones
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| Michael Eklund | ... |
Tommy Barry
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Ken Camroux | ... |
Phillip Matthews
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| Ona Grauer | ... |
Anna Marie Scalli
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Eva De Viveiros | ... |
Lucy Scalli
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| Patti Allan | ... |
Barbara Colbert
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| Beverley Elliott | ... |
Susan Branagan
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Based on the novel from award winning, best selling author Mary Higgins Clark. Socialite Molly Lasch is released from prison after serving a six-year sentence for the murder of her husband, Dr. Gary Lasch. Now, with the help of Fran, an investigative reporter, Molly sets out to prove her innocence. Together they uncover a conspiracy of silence at the Lasch Medical Center and a shocking secret that could cost both women their lives. Written by Anonymous
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17 November 2002 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Mary Higgins Clark's books are usually quite predictable, as is this adaptation of one of her song-titled books. The cast is mostly unknown with the (not too great) exception of Laura Leighton. You will have no trouble figuring out who-dun-it--if you stick around to see the ending, that is. The made-for-TVer is not very involving but is relatively painless. Not worth the price of a rental, much less a ticket.