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starring: Bette Davis, J. Ashley Hyman, David Huddleston, John Shea, Roy Dotricedirected by: Fielder Cook
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302325843
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6302325846
Label: Sony Pictures
Manufacturer: Sony Pictures
Number Of Items: 2
Publisher: Sony Pictures
Release Date: June 22, 1994
Running Time: 195 minutes
Sales Rank: 20670
Studio: Sony Pictures
Theatrical Release Date: October 11, 1981
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Rating:  - A Family Reunion To Remember
This is a terrific Miniseries made in 1981. Starring Bette Davis in one of her best roles of her long career.
In Family Reunion, the incomparable Bette Davis shines in one of her last roles of her illustrious career. Portraying a woman of conscience, she speaks of all that is noble about small town America and the value of family loyalties.
Bette Davis stars as Elizabeth Winfield, a feisty, New England school teacher, retiring after fifty years of educating children in the ... Read More
Rating: - Family Reunion a Must for those who love fall and winter
Not only is Davis wonderful, but the house she lives in as well as her kitchen are breathtaking. I watch this movie around mid-november as the extrior shots are quite beautful as well. Davis's house in the tv movie is now a Holocaust Memorial to the jewish people who died under hitler in world war two. The scene where she is walking into town is now the entrance that preserve. I hope and pray that some day this movie will be out on DVD format. Future star Paul Rudd...makes his acting debut in this ... Read More
Rating:  - A family's reunion to dysfunction
I remeber seeing this on TV when I was growning up, and I liked it. Davis is magnificient as the matriarch of a family with problems (which family doesn't!). She is at home in this New England setting, baking bread and stirring up trouble. She is desperately trying to keep her family together, despite their resistance. It is a good movie to watch as the weather gets colder, as I remeber the interior sets being cozy, and the exterior shots are gorgeous of the New England Fall. It is also a good ... Read More
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