CTVA US Anthology - "Hallmark Hall of Fame" Season 39 (1989-90)

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 Season 39 (1989-90)
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 39.01 Hallmark Hall of Fame: THE SHELL SEEKERS

* 162nd Hallmark presentation
03-Dec-1989
written by John Pielmeier
based on the novel by Rosamunde Pilcher
directed by Waris Hussein
director of photography, Brian West
produced by Anne Hopkins
executive producer Marian Rees
starring
Angela Lansbury as Penelope Keeling
Sam Wanamaker as Richard
Christopher Bowen
Anna Carteret as Nancy
Michael Gough as Roy Brookner
Patricia Hodge as Olivia
Denis Quilley as Cosmo
Sophie Ward as Antonia
Irene Worth as Dolly Kelling
with
Mark Lewis Jones as Danus
John Rowe as George
Andrew Keir as Lawrence
Serena Gordon as Amabel
Tracey Childs as Penelope, age 20
William Hope as Young Richard
Cornelia Hayes as Sophie
Patrick Blackwell as Taxi Driver
Gemma Hubbard as Penelope, age 5
Laura Goodwin as Melanie
James Goodwin as Rupert
David Simeon as Mr. Plackett
Summary:
A troubled British widow searches for a meaning to her life. 63-year-old Penelope Keeling,

daughter of an artist, lives alone and fairly comfortably in England's Cotswold countryside.

But at the outset of the film, Penelope suffers a heart attack. That brush with death moves

 her to reflect on her often embattled relationships with her three adult children,

 whose own quests for happiness have not been especially fulfilling. Confused

and insecure, Penelope embarks on an odyssey of self-discovery, frequently reflecting

back on the memorable years that shaped her character during World War II.

Ep 39.02 Hallmark Hall of Fame: FACE TO FACE

* 163rd Hallmark presentation
24-Jan-1990
written by John Sweet
story by Edward Pomerantz
directed by Lou Antonio
director of photography, Charles Correll
produced by Robert Halmi
starring
Elizabeth Montgomery as Dr. Diana Firestone
Robert Foxworth as Tobias Williams
Ronald Lacey as Dr. Brinkman
Lydia Kigada as Miriam
Richard Ngatia as Enjoro
Lou Antonio as Dr. Calvin Finch
Stephen Greif as Grant Ross
with
Ka Vundla as Obwa
Mick Ndisho Chege as Tobias' Foreman
Parare as Nashar
Njeri Karago as Photographer
Zacky Hinga as Teacher
Barry Gamer as Pilot
Sarah Withey as Jean Strong
Stuart Denny as Journalist
Daniel Kiare, Gichora Mwange, Loice Abukutsa, Wilfred Machua as Diana's students
Davis Sindiyo as Photographer at Press Conference
Shanni Chaggar as Reporter
Summary:
A female American paleontologist and a British miner, mistakenly issued permits

for the same Kenya digging site, almost come to blows. But when they unite to help a

Masai warrior fight exile from his tribe, they become drawn to each other.

Ep 39.03 Hallmark Hall of Fame: CAROLINE?

* 164th Hallmark presentation
29-Apr-1990
written by Michael de Guzman
based on the novel "Father's Arcane Daughter" by E.L. Konigsburg
director of photography, William Wages
directed by Joseph Sargent
produced by Dorothea G. Petrie
executive producers Dan Enright & Les Alexander
starring
Stephanie Zimbalist as Caroline
Pamela Reed as Grace Carmichael
George Grizzard as Paul Carmichael
Patricia Neal as Miss Trollope
Dorothy McGuire as Flora Atkins
Shawn Phelan as Winston
Jenny Jacobs as Heidi
Libby Whittemore as Bunny
John Evans as Winston as adult
Barbara Britt as Hilary
John Bennes as Simmons
Judith Sullivan as Agnes
Mary Nell Santacroce as Aunt Helen
Dan Albright as Mr. Phillips
Warde Q. Butler as Randolph
Joseph C. Floyd as Kevin
with
Marc Gowan as Harvey
Alice Heffernan-Sneed as Luellen
Randi Layne as Charlotte
Mark Lee Levitt as Simon
Jeff Young Lewis as Freddie
Audray McCroskey as Waitress
Afemo Omilami as Taxi Driver
Shelley Robertson as Book Salesperson
Lonnie R. Smith Jr. as Larry
Tonea Stewart as Diane
Bruce Taylor as Arthur
Laura Whyte as Librarian
Summary:
Fourteen years after being presumed dead in a plane crash, a woman

reappears--just in time to claim a sizable inheritance from her grandmother.

Set in the 1950s, the story centers around Paul Carmichael and his second wife Grace,

who have a somewhat peripheral relationship with their two children, 12-year-old Winston

and his 10-year-old sister. Enter Caroline--or a woman claiming to be Paul's "late"

daughter from his first marriage. Paul accepts her story that she never boarded the plane,

and used the crash to escape her shallow debutante life. But Grace is more than skeptical,

and the headmistress of Caroline's finishing school is quite sure that "Caroline" is a fraud.
** Emmy for Dramatic Special

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