2024-09-21
A struggling writer pens a romance novel, and then she searches for an ideal boyfriend like the one in her book to help her agent with publicity. Before long, she meets a charming real-estate agent and reconnects with an old high-school friend.
A woman lets loose during her bachelorette party in Las Vegas and wakes up married to a movie star, much to her fiancé's chagrin. Delays with an annulment further complicate matters, and the woman is left questioning which man is truly right for her.
Part 1of two. Patrick Stewart is the vengeful Capt. Ahab in Franc Roddam's rich 1998 cable adaptation of the Melville classic. In the opener, Ishmael (Henry Thomas) finds work aboard a whaling ship helmed by a captain obsessed with finding a great white whale. Starbuck: Ted Levine. Father Mapple: Gregory Peck. Queequeg: Piripi Waretini. Mr. Stubb: Hugh Keays-Byrne. Mr. Flask: Shane Feeney Connor.
Conclusion. Ahab (Patrick Stewart) exposes his crew to increasing risks in pursuit of the white whale, causing Starbuck (Ted Levine) to consider leading a mutiny...or worse. Queequeg: Piripi Waretini. Ishmael: Henry Thomas. Mr. Stubb: Hugh Keays-Byrne. Mr. Flask: Shane Feeney Connor. Pip: Norman D. Golden II. Fedallah: Kee Chan. Carpenter: Norman Yemm.
James Garner stars as a retired judge whose cantankerous attitude is tempered by a troubled godchild (Norm Skaggs), a black tenant farmer (Bill Cobbs) who refuses the Medal of Honor and a blossoming romance. Judith Ivey. Rowena: Ruby Dee. Michael Waring: Larry Fishburne. Loreen: Jo Anderson. Judge Wesley: Wallace Wilkinson. Adapted from the novella by John William Corrington.
Following a brush with death, a janitor (Eddie Cibrian) discovers that he can heal others with just his touch. He relishes his new ability until he realizes that it's taking a toll on his own health, forcing him to make an important decision. Lisa Sheridan, Patrick Duffy, Meagen Fay. Directed by Bradford May.
When Christy meets Charlie, they discover that they have a lot in common than their lost spouses.
A busy lawyer (Jack Coleman) struggles to make time for his teen daughter (Cassi Thomson), and their relationship suffers. But when the man reconnects with his high-school bandmates, he sees positive changes in everyone. Directed by Ernie Barbarash.
A struggling writer pens a romance novel, and then she searches for an ideal boyfriend like the one in her book to help her agent with publicity. Before long, she meets a charming real-estate agent and reconnects with an old high-school friend.
A woman lets loose during her bachelorette party in Las Vegas and wakes up married to a movie star, much to her fiancé's chagrin. Delays with an annulment further complicate matters, and the woman is left questioning which man is truly right for her.
Part 1of two. Patrick Stewart is the vengeful Capt. Ahab in Franc Roddam's rich 1998 cable adaptation of the Melville classic. In the opener, Ishmael (Henry Thomas) finds work aboard a whaling ship helmed by a captain obsessed with finding a great white whale. Starbuck: Ted Levine. Father Mapple: Gregory Peck. Queequeg: Piripi Waretini. Mr. Stubb: Hugh Keays-Byrne. Mr. Flask: Shane Feeney Connor.
Conclusion. Ahab (Patrick Stewart) exposes his crew to increasing risks in pursuit of the white whale, causing Starbuck (Ted Levine) to consider leading a mutiny...or worse. Queequeg: Piripi Waretini. Ishmael: Henry Thomas. Mr. Stubb: Hugh Keays-Byrne. Mr. Flask: Shane Feeney Connor. Pip: Norman D. Golden II. Fedallah: Kee Chan. Carpenter: Norman Yemm.
Dylan McLaughlin plays Bobby, a boy who recently lost his parents and finds solace in box-car racing with help from the town loner (John Schneider), a former derby racer himself. But victory doesn't come easy for Bobby as he is forced to confront a bully and disapproval from his uncle (Jason Brooks). Miss Nelson: Bitty Schram.
A real-estate broker tasked with buying a community playhouse falls for the owner's daughter. (New).
A professional photographer visits her hometown and becomes reacquainted with a man who once broke her heart.
A man (Sean Patrick Flanery) sends secret-admirer e-mails to his crush (Christine Scott Bennett), but an e-mail-address mix-up causes the notes to go to the woman's lovelorn coworker (Brigid Brannagh) instead. And though the man and his crush start dating, he can't help but feel a connection with the woman he'd been e-mailing. Directed by Allison Anders.