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Audrey's Rain (TV 2003)Jean Smart and Richard Gilliland star in "Audrey's Rain" for Hallmark. Jean plays Aunt Audrey, who took in her sister's two kids after her sister's recent suicide. Director:Sam Pillsbury |
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| Jean Smart | ... |
Audrey Walker
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| Richard Gilliland | ... |
Terry Lloyd
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Allison Barcott | ... |
Young Audrey
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| Samantha Bennett | ... |
Strange Woman
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| Karl Champley | ... |
Audrey's Father (flashback sequence)
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| Rick Hall | ... |
Alfie
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| Angus T. Jones | ... |
Tye Powell
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| Carol Kane | ... |
Missy Flanders
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Mary Margaret Lewis | ... |
Widow #2
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Charlotte
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Mr. Willis
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Michael D. Nye | ... |
Minister
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Skip O'Brien | ... |
Paul
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Minster #1
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Reverend Cole
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Jean Smart and Richard Gilliland star in "Audrey's Rain" for Hallmark. Jean plays Aunt Audrey, who took in her sister's two kids after her sister's recent suicide.
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11 May 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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When the opening shot is of two women in mourning black blowing away a gopher with an expletive, I knew this would be more than an interesting movie. Definitely not the usual Hallmark fare. As stated in other comments, there are too many stories that don't get resolved, or at least that don't tie in well. For most of the movie I thought Carol Kane was Audrey's other sister, simply because she resembled Jean Smart's character and was a bit wacky like the other sisters. Then there is the problem of Terry, the long lost love who suddenly returns and the kids immediately take to him and call him Uncle. It all starts to bump together too rapidly with all the loose ends trying to tie up neatly, and unfortunately the ending comes way too fast and tries too hard to bring in the happy ending. A mini-series could have done this plot justice. Lots of possibilities, but there was just way too much to cover in the alloted time.