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Directed by Dick Lowry Written by H. Haden Yelin(teleplay) and Temma Kramer(story and teleplay) THE MOVIE A father is given a second chance in life to make it right by adopting his grandson after his mother abandons him. Thirteen years being estranged with her father, and more than twelve years later after her son was born, reluctantly Natalie is reunited with both her father and her son. The acting of VING RHAMES, ROBERT BAILEY, Jr., and of course, PATTY DUKE, were very admirable and believable.  Ms. Duke did not think of her role as a small role.  She may not be the star of the movie, but she did not do her job in a namby-pamby manner.  How did GLORIA REUBEN do?  At first I thought she was too stoic for her own good, but later, as the story progressed, I understood why she was being stone cold. I would probably not watch this again, but I am glad that I was able to watch this because the story for me was well-written. Thanks for...

Source Director Dick Lowry Based on    Follow the Stars Home  by Luanne Rice Writers    Luanne Rice (novel), Sally Robinson (teleplay) Cast    Kimberly Williams-Paisley  (Dianne Parker),  Campbell Scott  (David McCune),  Eric Close  (Mark McCune),  Alexa PenaVega  (Amy Williams),  Blair Brown  (Hannah Parker),  Roxanne Hart  (Tess) This is one of the best stories ever written for it doesn't only touches the heart, mind, and senses, but it also touches the soul and spirit.  LUANNE RICE , a very prolific writer of quality literature, surely has a way with words and thankfully, the screen adaptation was beautifully written by SALLY ROBINSON and wonderfully directed by DICK LOWRY. It's easy to be infatuated with a guy like Mark(ERIC CLOSE). He is handsome and he has an adventurous spirit.  Disappointingly, his adventurous spirit does not include loving a daughter with...