Time after Time (TV 2011)

Richard Kerm (Kaj-Erik Eriksen) leaves his latest job as an investigative journalist because his editor Charles insists on publishing an unconfirmed article about local political corruption... See full synopsis »

Director:

Gary Harvey

Writer:

George Beckerman

Stars:

Richard Thomas, Kaj-Erik Eriksen, Christine Chatelain

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Richard Thomas	...	Dick Kerm
Kaj-Erik Eriksen	...	Richard Kerm
Christine Chatelain	...	Jackie
Chris Cochrane	...	Moose
Adrian Hough	...	Delfino
Stephen Huszar	...	Dr. Jeff Farley
Richard Harmon	...	Ricky
Michael Roberds	...	Will
Carmen Moore	...	Officer Rita
Stacy Grant	...	Anna
Alvin Sanders	...	Chuck
Juan Riedinger	...	Tug
Aubrey Arnason	...	Cathy
Daniel Bacon	...	Tulsa Reporter
Peter Hanlon	...	Carl

Storyline

Richard Kerm (Kaj-Erik Eriksen) leaves his latest job as an investigative journalist because his editor Charles insists on publishing an unconfirmed article about local political corruption... See full synopsis »

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Plot Keywords:

pub bar | fingerprints | getting drunk by accident | editor | hypermarket | 

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Genres:

Drama | Romance

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Details

Country:

USA Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 March 2011 (USA)

Also Known As:

Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow

Filming Locations:

Duncan, British Columbia, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Front Street Pictures

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Richard goes to start his vehicle, the engine does not turn over. Dick comes out and says he pulled the coil wire. This would not prevent the starter from spinning the engine, but it would prevent the engine from running.

User Reviews

A film for that warm fuzzy feeling

I thought that this was a decent film; it was gentle, moved at a comfortable pace and gave me a warm feeling. The setting was beautiful, as you would expect of Duncan B.C. and the background score was not intrusive but assisted the atmosphere rather than distracting from it.

The actors were all good and likable characters, even the town doctor who strayed (the unethical behaviour which another reviewer mentioned) with someone who was likely a patient. Richard Thomas has always been that actor who is like the home town boy of the Waltons who we all like. He gives just enough of that boy with the angst of the man who left things undone but finally finds a way to make his biggest mistake right.

Though there are not many surprises there are a few little twists that make the plot work but basically it's a feel good film to give you the warm fuzzies on a cool day under your blankie.