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Season
31 (1981-82)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Rina Fox
references:
TV Guide /
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive
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Ep 31.01 Hallmark Hall of Fame: THE MARVA COLLINS STORY
* 140th Hallmark presentation
01-Dec-1981
written by Clifford Campion
directed by Peter Levin
director of photography, Don H. Birnkrant
produced by Conrad Holzgang
executive producer, Marian Rees
starring
Cicely Tyson as Marva Collins
Morgan Freeman as Clarence
Rodrick Wimberly as Martin Luther Jones
Mashaune Hardy as Cindy Collins
Brett Bouldin as Patrick Collins
Samuel Muhammad, Jr. as Eric Collins
Dianne Kirksey as Cynthia Rawls
Frankie Hill as Ida Banbower
Charlie Brown as Chester Boland
Marsha Warfield as Lela Boland
Ce Ce Thompson as Louise Jones
Jimmy Skaggs as Zay Smith
Mike Genovese as Mardesich
Kelly Crosby as Tina Boland
Tonda Leavy as Clarissa Lester
Duke Thorbs as Eddie Banbower
Darlene Jackson as Roxanne Johnston
Cynthia Collins as Rose
Erika McCoy as Brenda
Gordie Wright as Truman
Summary:
In 1975, after 14 frustrating years teaching in public schools, Marva Collins
opened the Westside Preparatory School--in her own home--on Chicago's
depressed West Side. Hoping to create an educational environment where the
basics came first (and frivolity was banished altogether), Collins faced problems
from the outset: low enrollment, high bills, bureaucratic snafus, and, most daunting,
the skepticism of her charges' parents. This presentation recounts the story of the
school's trying first year, and along the way, profiles a singular teacher who tempers
old-fashioned strictness with praise, patience, and inspiration.
Ep 31.02 Hallmark Hall of Fame: THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME
* 141st Hallmark presentation
04-Feb-1982
adapted by John Gay
based upon the classic work of "Notre Dame de Paris" by Victor Hugo
directed by Michael Tuchner
director of photography, Alan Hume
produced by Norman Rosemont
starring
Anthony Hopkins as Quasimodo
Derek Jacobi as Dom Claude
David Suchet as Trouillefou
Gerry Sundquist as Pierre
Tim Pigott-Smith as Philippe
John Gielgud as Charmolue
Robert Powell as Phoebus
Lesley-Anne Down as Esmeralda
Nigel Hawthorne as Magistrate
Roland Culver as Bishop of Paris
Rosalie Crutchley as Simone
with
David Kelly as Tavernkeeper
Joseph Blatchley as Albert
Dave Hill as Coppenhole
Donald Eccles as Judge
Timothy Bateson as Commerce
Jack Klaff as Officer
Timothy Morand as Maurice
Martin Carroll as Herald
Hugo De Vernier as Nobility
Eunice Black as Clergy
Kenny Baker as Pick Pocket
Michael Burrell as Clerical Aide
Antony Carrick as Auditor
John Kidd as 1st Physician
Stanley Lebor as Torturer
Norman Lumsden as King's Attorney
John Rutland as 2nd Old Man
Wally Thomas as 1st Old Man
Summary:
Quasimodo, the malformed bell-ringer of 15th-century Paris' Notre Dame
Cathedral,
is moved to tears by the beautiful gypsy Esmeralda, when she gives him water
and a little pity after he is publicly flogged. But others too are enamored of Esmeralda:
in particular, the self-righteous archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, who is not above
kidnaping and murder to satisfy his lust.
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