Ten years after they last saw each other at Juilliard, virtuoso pianist Alan Spencer and the alluring Liana Buckman meet by accident, and the sparks fly. Love once denied becomes love ...
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Title: Passionata (TV Movie 1992)
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Cast
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| Larry Poindexter | ... | Alan Spencer | |
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Pamela Winslow Kashani | ... | Liana Buckman (as Pamela Winslow) |
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Stuart Nelson | ... | George Buckman |
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Spader Ace | ... | Security Guard |
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F. Val Gonzalo | ... | Limo Driver |
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Marley Eve | ... | Waitress |
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Joyce Hinton | ... | Competition Jurist #1 |
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Greta Reeser | ... | Competition Jurist #2 |
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Bill Hoffman | ... | Competition Jurist #3 |
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Wayne Gears | ... | Competition Jurist #4 |
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Mike Lickliter | ... | Competition Jurist #5 |
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Claire Dunkel | ... | Birdwatcher #1 |
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Lin Hildeburn | ... | Birdwatcher #2 |
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Doretta Lee | ... | Birdwatcher #3 |
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Dolly Ruegg | ... | Birdwatcher #4 |
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Ten years after they last saw each other at Juilliard, virtuoso pianist Alan Spencer and the alluring Liana Buckman meet by accident, and the sparks fly. Love once denied becomes love fulfilled - but as they soon learn, passion comes at a price. Running from Liana's husband and Alan's tortured past, they flee to a beautiful beach house, where their love blossoms -- but before long, they're caught up in a desperate struggle for survival.
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$80,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Definitely had the look and feel of a TV movie. The lead characters did have chemistry but needed a little more character building at the start, the movie just gets straight into it! The piano playing appeared authentic and was lovely to listen to, some to the incidental background score worked against the dialogue and really wasn't in keeping with the subject matter and style of the movie. I never bought her ex-husband as a political figure and the movie suffered in authenticity whenever this character was on screen. A little cliched at times and the dialogue was quite one-level, but I engaged with it as a movie, the ending was not exactly what I was expecting and the 80 minutes running time flew by.