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20 November 2005 (USA) morePlot:
A long-lost engagement ring still divides childhood sweethearts who are now in their golden years. Now, her daughter (Heaton) and his nephew meet and find that their attraction is hindered by the old feud. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Every movie doesn't have to be "War and Peace," or "Citizen Kane." moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Patricia Heaton | ... | Sara Rosa Anselmi | |
| Vincent Spano | ... | Tony Di Cenzo | |
| Tony Lo Bianco | ... | Nick Di Cenzo | |
| David Hunt | ... | Brian | |
| Chuck Shamata | ... | Johnny Anselmi | |
| Lainie Kazan | ... | Alicia Rosa Anselmi | |
| Brenda McDonald | ... | Nana | |
| Alf Humphreys | ... | Tom Miller (as Alfred E. Humphreys) | |
| Richard de Klerk | ... | Young Nick | |
| Vanessa Morley | ... | Young Alicia | |
| Dominic Zamprogna | ... | Young Johnny | |
| Michael Powell | ... | Young Nick | |
| Joel Garner | ... | Young Abe | |
| Julian Christopher | ... | Ben-present (as Julian D. Christopher) | |
| Frank C. Turner | ... | Abe-present |
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This film originated at UCLA when Steve Chicorel and Frank Denson were attending the MFA Screenwriting Program. The Script was originally called ECHOES. moreFAQ
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How many times have you heard someone say that they don't watch television very much, usually only some of the programs on PBS? If this were true, "Nova" would be the most popular program of all-time, and Jerry Seinfeld and Ray Romano would be making probably a good living doing stand-up, instead of amassing large nine-figure net worths from their television shows. So it is with movies. We all tend to trumpet our devotion to classics like the above - and are often reluctant to admit watching (let alone liking) more seemingly-pedestrian fare like this modest film of Ms. Heaton's. As Debra on "Everybody Loves Raymond" she was always thoroughly-believable, very engaging, displayed the character's both sweet and tart sides to perfection - as well as being as pleasant to look-at as, say, Tia Carrere in "True Lies," or Sharon Stone (in ANYTHING with Sharon Stone). This movie is charming, more interesting than many trumpeted "blockbusters," and Patricia Eaton (and her fellow cast members) are likable - and she is as "pleasant to look-at" as ever.