Structured entries
- BRIDGE TO SILENCE
(1989)
w/ Marlee Matlin; Lee Remick
- CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD
(1986)
w/ Piper Laurie; Philip Bosco; Allison Gomph; John F. Cleary; Philip Holmes; Georgia Ann Cline; William D. Byrd; Frank Carter Jr.; John Limnidis
Marlee Matlin won a Best Actress Oscar for her film debut as Sarah Norman, a withdrawn deaf woman who enters a stormy relationship with James Leeds (William Hurt), a teacher at a school for the hearing-impaired. Mark Medoff adapted his Tony-winning play for this 1986 film. (2 hrs., 30 min.)
- BLIND WITNESS
11/26/89
w/ Victoria Principal; Paul LeMat
(filmed in Salt Lake City, Utah)
- AMY
(1981)
w/ Jenny Agutter; Barry Newman
(edited)
- THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN
(1975)
(The Jill Kimmont Story)
- COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER
(1980)
- LORETTA LYNN IN CONCERT
(1981)
- IDIOT-SAVANT SYNDROME
KIM: Profile of SLC man who was the inspiration for "Rain Man". 60 Min. Pgm. on Idiot-Savants.
- Geraldo: Savant Syndrome
5/14/89
- RAIN MAN
(1988)
w/ Dustin Hoffman; Tom Cruise
Movie: Best Actor Dustin Hoffman definitely puts on an acting clinic, and gets sterling support from costar Tom Cruise, in 1988's Oscar-winning Best Picture "Rain Man". Barry Levinson won the Oscar for Best Director.
- PM Mag. RAINMAN
- KIM on Art 101
3/6/90
- Ch. 4 on Kim
2/23/92
- GOING TO EXTREMES
9/1/92
In this new hourlong series from the producers of Northern Exposure, the students at Croft University Medical School are Going to Extremes to become doctors: they're attending classes on a Caribbean island. It may sound like fun for them, but it isn't. These young men and women have been rejected by establishment medical schools, and they're on a mission to prove that they can succeed.
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648. LIFESTORIES: Debut 8/20/90
Medical anthology series from
the patient's perspective.
1. Colon cancer. w/R. Masur.
2. Childless couple. 9/30/90
3. Heart Attack. 10/7/90
4. Plastic surgery. 10/14/90
5. Brain Tumor. 11/4/90
6. Alcoholism intervention. 11/11/90
7. AIDS. w/D.W. Moffett. 12/18/90
649. BRIDGE TO SILENCE. (1989)
w/Marlee Matlin, Lee Remick.
CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD ***
(1986)
William Hurt and Marlee Matlin
Marlee Matlin won a Best Actress Oscar for her
film debut as Sarah Norman, a withdrawn deaf
woman who enters a stormy relationship with
James Leeds (William Hurt), a teacher at a
school for the hearing-impaired. Mark Medoff
adapted his Tony-winning play for this 1986 film.
Mrs. Norman: Piper Laurie. Dr. Franklin: Philip
Bosco. Lydia: Allison Gomph. Johnny: John F.
Cleary. Glen: Philip Holmes. Cheryl: Georgia Ann
Cline. Danny: William D. Byrd. Tony: Frank Car-
ter Jr. William: John Limnidis. (2 hrs., 30 min.)
Review of: Children of Lesser...
BLIND WITNESS: 11/26/89
w/Victoria Principal & Paul LeMat.
(filmed in Salt Lake City, Utah)
AMY . (edited) (1981)
w/Jenny Agutter & Barry Newman.
1266B. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN.
(The Jill Kimmont Story) (1975)
COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER. (1980)
LORETTA LYNN IN CONCERT (1981)
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650. IDIOT-SAVANT SYNDROME:
KIM: Profile of SLC man who was the
inspiration for "Rain Man"
60 Min. Pgm. on Idiot-Savants. 5/14/89
Geraldo: Savant Syndrome.
RAIN MAN. (1988)
Movie: Best Actor Dustin Hoffman def-
initely puts on an acting clinic, and gets
sterling support from costar Tom Cruise,
in 1988's Oscar-winning Best Picture
"Rain Man" ★★★★. Barry Levinson
won the Oscar for Best Director. See
the Close-up
PM Mag. RAINMAN.
KIM on Art 101. 3/6/90
Ch. 4 on Kim. 2/23/92
651. MADNESS : (BBC)
HOST: Dr. Jonathan Miller.
Debut. TO DEFINE TRUE MADNESS. 4/14/92
OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND. 4/21/92
BRAIN WAVES . 4/28/92
THE TALKING CURE. 5/5/92
TWO MINDS. 5/12/92
652. GOING TO EXTREMES Debut
9/1/92
In this new hourlong series from the
producers of Northern Exposure, the stu-
dents at Croft University Medical School
are Going to Extremes to become doc-
tors: they're attending classes on a
Caribbean island. It may sound like fun
for them, but it isn't. These young men
and women have been rejected by estab-
lishment medical schools, and they're on
a mission to prove that they can succeed.