Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kellie Martin | ... | Jennifer Sands / Janie Jessmon | |
Sharon Lawrence | ... | Sada Sands | |
Edward Herrmann | ... | Frank Jessmon | |
Richard Masur | ... | Jonathan Sands | |
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Johnny Green | ... | Reeve Shields |
Jill Clayburgh | ... | Miranda Jessmon | |
Kristoffer Ryan Winters | ... | Stephen Sands | |
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Caroline Perreyclear | ... | Jodie Sands |
Joanna Canton | ... | Sarah-Charlotte | |
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Lorri Lindberg | ... | Mrs. Shields (as Lori Lindberg) |
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Leslie Hall | ... | Adair |
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Kawan Rojanatavorn | ... | Peter |
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Paul Dow | ... | Jason |
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Ellen Seltz | ... | Lizzie Shields (as Ellen Lee) |
Richard K. Olsen | ... | L. McDonnell |
A girl happens to look down at a milk carton one day and she sees herself on the back! Her life gets more stressful as she tries to hide the secret from her parents who she knows couldn't have kidnapped her. Written by Katie <Katie185@aol.com>
Kellie Martin plays a girl who sees her face (a baby photo) on the back of a milk carton, and finds out about her mysterious past. It's a good movie, but the book series by Caroline Cooney is much better. They are more mysterious with more attention paid to detail. Of course, they had to cram in two books' worth of material into an hour and a half movie. And for some reason, the characters' names are different in the movie than in the books and some characters are changed or left out altogether. It's good time filler, with strong performances by Kellie Martin, Sharon Lawrence and Jill Clayburgh especially.