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12-22-2004, 10:58 PM
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christopher reeve & bernadette peters
i was watching tv tonight & for some reason started thinking about bernadette peters & this movie she did with christopher reeve about the sleeping beauty story. it's not listed in her IMDB filmography. it's not in his either.
does anyone remember watching it? i saw it on tape when i was in elementary school. my dad probably recorded it from tv.
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12-23-2004, 01:41 AM
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The only thing I can think of even close is "Into the Woods"...which plays on several fairy tales. BUt I don't think Christopher Reeve was in it. Isn't Bernadette Peters the cutest, most doll like creature? 
Oops....actually here is the answer you seek:
Chris and Bernadette
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12-23-2004, 03:34 AM
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Yep, GiGi's got it. It's not in their respective filmographies, but rather towards the bottom, in the "Notable TV Guest Appearances" section. And if you don't feel like scrolling to find it in the guest appearances section of "Faerie Tale Theatre", just go down to "Sleeping Beauty", episode 2.3 (second season, third episode).
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12-23-2004, 05:32 AM
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Originally Posted by GiGi
The only thing I can think of even close is "Into the Woods"...which plays on several fairy tales. BUt I don't think Christopher Reeve was in it. Isn't Bernadette Peters the cutest, most doll like creature?
Oops....actually here is the answer you seek:
Chris and Bernadette |
holy mary in the manger!
that is so cool!!!!!
she was so young in it. so was he.
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12-23-2004, 05:51 AM
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Yep. Age is funny that way.
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12-23-2004, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Rory L. Aronsky
Yep. Age is funny that way.
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i like your Location. id prefer to be
Schittin on a block of decay
watching red brides slit my veins
that doesnt paint a very pretty picture.
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12-23-2004, 11:02 AM
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I'm glad I could help
Since Rory is such a brainiac (and i mean that in the most respectful way) maybe he could help me find something similar out.
I watched a movie when I was a kid on ABC's the wonderful world of Disney. Remember when it came on Sunday nights about 6pm? Anyway, I have been dying to find a movie I saw but do not know the name nor does anyone know what i am talking about. It was a ghost story about a little girl who died in a well. I remember she had on a white dress and had some sort of heaband on, very dark hair. Anyway, this little boy and girl were trying to help this ghost. In the end, they ended up scaling down in this well...found the little girl's doll wedged in the rock...and the dolls head was filled with diamonds. I assume that is why she was killed. Afterwards, I think the little girl ghost could rest, and went to heaven.
My sis and I have talked about this movie for years, because it was so cool and haunting. But we can find nothing out on it. If Rory or anyone knows, that would be the coolest xmas present. PS: I cant remember if the little girl was Kim Richards or not. I must have been really young.
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12-23-2004, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by GiGi
I'm glad I could help
Since Rory is such a brainiac (and i mean that in the most respectful way) maybe he could help me find something similar out.
I watched a movie when I was a kid on ABC's the wonderful world of Disney. Remember when it came on Sunday nights about 6pm? Anyway, I have been dying to find a movie I saw but do not know the name nor does anyone know what i am talking about. It was a ghost story about a little girl who died in a well. I remember she had on a white dress and had some sort of heaband on, very dark hair. Anyway, this little boy and girl were trying to help this ghost. In the end, they ended up scaling down in this well...found the little girl's doll wedged in the rock...and the dolls head was filled with diamonds. I assume that is why she was killed. Afterwards, I think the little girl ghost could rest, and went to heaven.
My sis and I have talked about this movie for years, because it was so cool and haunting. But we can find nothing out on it. If Rory or anyone knows, that would be the coolest xmas present. PS: I cant remember if the little girl was Kim Richards or not. I must have been really young. |
whoa.... whoa... how undisney-sounding. but then again, "The Black Cauldron" & "Sleeping Beauty" were considerably dark & sinister.
Does this help.....
http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet...rld_of_Disney/
rory, would IMDB have more info?
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--Mark Twain's Book for Bad Boys and Girls (1995), a collection of essays and excerpts edited by R. Kent Rasmussen.
Last edited by AmaiStina : 12-23-2004 at 05:33 PM.
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12-24-2004, 12:52 AM
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Alright GiGi, I found it. I had no luck searching for Kim Richards on the Internet Movie Database, so I highlighted the "little girl ghost" part of your plot synopsis, pasted it into the IMDB search engine, with an emphasis on "plots". Here it is:
Child of Glass (1978) (TV)
Click on the VHS link for amazon.com and one of the sets of comments about the film confirms that this is indeed what you were looking for, along with bits and pieces about "Child of Glass" in the user comments section on the IMDB page. Merry Christmas.
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12-24-2004, 05:24 PM
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Rory, You brilliant Beast, YOU!
**Kiss kiss kiss**
This sounds suspicioulsy like it. You HAVE to see this...it is indeed dark and sinister from what I remembered. I hope I can find a copy.
THank you!
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12-24-2004, 05:30 PM
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Thank you Amai!
Guest Stars: Barbara Barrie (as Emily Arnsworth) William Biff McGuire (as Joe Arnsworth) Anthony Zerbe (as Amory Timmons) Nina Foch (as Aunt Lavinia) Katy Kurtzman (as Blossom Culp) Steve Shaw (as Alexander Arnsworth) Olivia Barash (as Inez Dumaine) Denise Nickerson (as Connie Sue Arnsworth) Jack Rader (as Sheriff Muncey) Irene Tedrow (as Miss Merriweather) Lilyan Chauvin (as Madame Dumaine) David Hurst (as Jacques Dumaine) Sue Ann Gilfillan (as Ludee Calhoun)
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Synopsis
A family moves into an antebellum southern mansion. Only Alexander, their son, realizes that it is haunted by the ghost of Inez Dumaine, a young girl who was murdered there during the Civil War. He and his friend, Blossom, have until midnight on Halloween to solve a riddle that will let Inez's ghost rest in peace
You BOTH are brilliant! Now, how can I find this movie? hehe
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12-24-2004, 10:43 PM
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EBay
There's a few people selling copies.
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12-25-2004, 01:00 PM
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Thanks Rory! I founf it on Amazon, but it was almost 40 bucks. EEK. My purse is quite empty after all I just bought for xmas. Im gonna bid and hope for a bargain!
Thank you again~! I thought i would never know what this movie was, and literally, my sister and i have talked about it since then, wishing to find it and we NEVER knew the same even when we saw it. I'm so excited!
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