Love Finds a Home (TV 2009)Director:David S. Cass Sr. |
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Love Finds a Home (TV 2009)Director:David S. Cass Sr. |
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| Sarah Jones | ... |
Belinda
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| Haylie Duff | ... |
Annie
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| Jordan Bridges | ... |
Lee Owens
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| Patty Duke | ... |
Mary
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| Courtney Halverson | ... |
Lillian
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| Michael Trevino | ... |
Joshua
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| Jeffrey Muller | ... |
Peter
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| Dahlia Salem | ... |
Mabel McQueen
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| Thomas Kopache | ... |
Reverend Davis
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| Chad W. Smathers | ... |
Danny Travis
(as Chad Smathers)
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| Daniel Beer | ... |
Lloyd McQueen
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| Jeff Clarke | ... |
Mr. Travis
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| Jennifer Costa | ... |
Mrs. Travis
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| Matthew Florida | ... |
Young Cowboy
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Michelle Josette | ... |
Young Mother
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Sequel to "Love Finds A Wing," this is a very nicely done film.
In the sequel, Lillian has been adopted and it's several years later. Annie, married and pregnant, visits her fellow doctor friend,Dr. Owen, who desperately wants a baby, but seems unable to become pregnant.
Lillian finds a love interest, an assistant to her adoptive dad, the latter has become quite overprotective.
Patty Duke, who at 63, is starting to look her age appears as Annie's mother-in-law, a mid-wife set in her ideas. The film is of value since both Duke and Doc Owen come to understand and tolerate each other. At times, Ms. Duke looks like Irene Ryan portraying Granny Clampett in the old Beverly Hillbillies television show. Nevertheless, Duke turns in a very good performance as a spunky lady.
The movie is also a good one as it avoids violence and ends in a way that we will be ready for part 3.