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Midway to Heaven (2011)Years after his wife Kate (Melanie Nelson) died, Ned Stevens (Curt Doussett, Saints and Soldiers, The R.M.) still cringes at the thought of dating other women... See full synopsis » Director:Michael Flynn |
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Title: Midway to Heaven (2011)
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Cast
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Ned Stevens
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| Kirby Heyborne | ... |
David
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| Michelle Money | ... |
Carol Holly
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| Melanie Nelson | ... |
Kate Stevens
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Brittany Peltier | ... |
Liz Stevens
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Priscilla Poland | ... |
Liz Look-alike
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| Taggart Hurtubise | ... |
Scottie
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Steve Anderson Jr. | ... |
Leonard Nelson
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Scott S. Anderson | ... |
Harold Mitchell
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Vicki Silva | ... |
Harold's Wife
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Bronwyn Hadlock | ... |
Waitress
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Loran Bingham | ... |
Shopper
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Adam Legas | ... |
Carol's Cousin
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Logan Rogan | ... |
Jonah
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Todd Michael Thompson | ... |
David Look-Alike
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Years after his wife Kate (Melanie Nelson) died, Ned Stevens (Curt Doussett, Saints and Soldiers, The R.M.) still cringes at the thought of dating other women... See full synopsis »
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4 February 2011 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Heaven Is Waiting See more »Company Credits
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Completely of "regional" (Utah) interest only. The protagonist's internal conflict vis-a-vis his prematurely deceased wife and his external conflict with his daughter's boyfriend is even too syrupy for a soap opera, leaving his struggle and subsequent resolution milquetoast(and I am being generous). Everything seems overly compressed and trite: his unresolved feelings for his wife, his inability to let go of his daughter, his acceptance of her boyfriend-turned-fiancée, to his courtship of a new love. The soundtrack also underscored the banal with songs that seemed like sonic cotton-candy. Not a film for a discerning or sophisticated viewer.