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Life on Liberty Street (TV 2004)A nurse, trying to salvage her life after her husband and job are gone, winds up working in a halfway house full of mildly brain-damaged patients and receives help from those she helps. Director:David S. Cass Sr.Writer:Deborah Jones |
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Denise Di Fiori
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| Ethan Embry | ... |
Rick Spencer
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Wendy Phillips | ... |
Lucy Zane
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Richard Spencer
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Dr. Jake Mitchell
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Galvin Chapman | ... |
Sam
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Gil
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| Silas Weir Mitchell | ... |
Derek
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| Bruce Thomas | ... |
Mitch
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| Stacey Martino | ... |
Justine
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| J. Karen Thomas | ... |
Winnie
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| Brenda Ballard | ... |
Mrs. Lewis
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Kirk Bailey | ... |
ER Intern
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William Thomas Jr. | ... |
Dr. Jim Rivera
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Personnel Director
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Dr. Jake Mitchell supervises a Nova Scotia halfway-house for brain injury patients. Richard Jr. 'Rick' Spencer, a Harvard-elect whose brain was crippled in a car accident, gets on spectacularly well with unorthodox nurse Denise Di Fiori, who was fired from a city hospital for ignoring the doctor, and her darling boy Sam, who misses his divorced dad in daily life. Rick loves working in Sam's uncle Sal's pizza-parlor, and by accident becomes a local hero. Jake gets a crush on Denise, which renders Rick jealous. Richard Sr., a top lawyer, decides to break them up at all cost. Written by KGF Vissers
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6 July 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Liberty Street See more »Company Credits
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Alpine Medien Productions, Hallmark Entertainment, Larry Levinson Productions See more »
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Maybe the idea was to make this into a TV series? As is, we have hints of an interesting, unusual female lead. Her marriage has broken up and she doesn't know why. She is sensitive and headstrong. Annabeth Gish lends her radiance and believability to the role, but the script does not find the time to develop it much. The other characters are even sketchier. The standard precocious kid, the standard Mister Right, and the standard wise and avuncular nestor figure.
Gish's character goes to work in a halfway house with seven patients, but somehow she seems to have all her time free for a certain one of them. His mental state is unpredictable but always conveniently suitable for the demands of the plot. Similarly, the kid is mature or immature as the script demands. Both of them come out with sudden bursts of wisdom that haven't had time to develop. With more length, the plot and characters could have been presented more realistically. But Gish in particular sells the movie anyway. Ethan Embry as the patient plays the part well moment by moment, but he can't bring consistency to the patient's inconsistently written condition.