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starring: Naomi Watts, Kevin Kilner, James Earl Jones, Ellen Burstyn, Mercedes Kastnerdirected by: Marcus Cole
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 0707729117605
Format: Color, NTSC
Label: Hallmark
Manufacturer: Hallmark
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Hallmark
Release Date: August 20, 2002
Running Time: 100 minutes
Sales Rank: 10010
Studio: Hallmark
Theatrical Release Date: December 22, 1996
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Great Companion to the Christmas Box
Great Companion to the Christmas Box. You need to view both to get the whole picture.
Rating: - My favorite movie at Christmas time
I caught this movie on the Hallmark Channel a few weekends ago and just couldn't stop crying! But in a good way ~ there were sad parts , yes, but by the end of the movie you are just crying at the goodness of these people through the hard times. James Earl Jones really was excellent in this movie & put great emotion into this role. The faces he made were so powerful, he's just such a great actor. Naomi Watts was beautiful in this and Kevin Kilner was great also. I bought this movie right ... Read More
Rating: - More from Richard Paul Evans, PLEASE!
My daughters and I watched this after the Christmas Box on
Christmas night (which has become a tradition for us). We absolutely loved it!We were once again overwhelmed by the story of the Parkin's.The loss of their daughter made us
sob as did the unexpected ending.I have come to expect this
from the writings of Mr. Evans,what a talented man!He hits on every emotion possible but the one most evident to me is "HOPE".He makes us believe that there is hope in every situation ... Read More
Rating: - Surviving...
The gorgeous bookshelves in the study at the start of this movie had my attention and then the theme of clocks and watches was quite unique. Even if you have not seen "The Christmas Box," you can enjoy this story. This sequel focuses more on the life of David and Mary and how they find one another and keep their marriage together.
Timepiece is one of those stories some will find hard to believe would ever happen in real life. Strange, yet true, not only did someone leave Christmas presents on ... Read More
Rating: - Worthy prequel
"Christmas Box" is one of my all-time favorite movies, and I've been itching for the beautiful prequel "Timepiece" to come out. Told in the frame of reminiscence, this is the backstory of the dignified Mary Parkin of the other movie, and of her husband and daughter.
Kevin Kilner is astonishingly good as David Parkin, the owner of a successful company during WW2. David is a bachelor with odd social habits; among other things, his best friend is a black clockmaker named Lawrence (James Earl Jones, ... Read More
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