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Simply put, these are the kinds of made-for-TV movies that just aren’t made anymore. Yes, they have that shot on video look, but it’s the story and acting that create the emotional power. Jason Robards is fantastic as the tortured widower who can’t relate to his young, precocious daughter (Lisa Lucas). Mildred Natwick, who plays the mother/grandmother, is the glue that holds the fragile family together. The acting from all three is superb.
This is a sweet, sentimental, and sometimes heartbreaking story of Christmas long ago, and the healing power of the season - and a young girl’s heart. Highly recommended.
The Thanksgiving Treasure was filmed the following year, and it’s a nice follow up. It’s not as strong as the previous movie, and it’s more predictable. Still, it’s solid entertainment and teaches more than a few lessons. Recommended.
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Two great made-for-TV movies
Simply put, these are the kinds of made-for-TV movies that just aren’t made anymore. Yes, they have that shot on video look, but it’s the story and acting that create the emotional power. Jason Robards is fantastic as the tortured widower who can’t relate to his young, precocious daughter (Lisa Lucas). Mildred Natwick, who plays the mother/grandmother, is the glue that holds the fragile family together. The acting from all three is superb.This is a sweet, sentimental, and sometimes heartbreaking story of Christmas long ago, and the healing power of the season - and a young girl’s heart. Highly recommended.The Thanksgiving Treasure was filmed the following year, and it’s a nice follow up. It’s not as strong as the previous movie, and it’s more predictable. Still, it’s solid entertainment and teaches more than a few lessons. Recommended.
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Simply put, these are the kinds of made-for-TV movies that just aren’t made anymore. Yes, they have that shot on video look, but it’s the story and acting that create the emotional power. Jason Robards is fantastic as the tortured widower who can’t relate to his young, precocious daughter (Lisa Lucas). Mildred Natwick, who plays the mother/grandmother, is the glue that holds the fragile family together. The acting from all three is superb.
This is a sweet, sentimental, and sometimes heartbreaking story of Christmas long ago, and the healing power of the season - and a young girl’s heart. Highly recommended.
The Thanksgiving Treasure was filmed the following year, and it’s a nice follow up. It’s not as strong as the previous movie, and it’s more predictable. Still, it’s solid entertainment and teaches more than a few lessons. Recommended.
This is a sweet, sentimental, and sometimes heartbreaking story of Christmas long ago, and the healing power of the season - and a young girl’s heart. Highly recommended.
The Thanksgiving Treasure was filmed the following year, and it’s a nice follow up. It’s not as strong as the previous movie, and it’s more predictable. Still, it’s solid entertainment and teaches more than a few lessons. Recommended.
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