80 Steps to Jonah

1969
G
1h 47min

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Wayne Newton in 80 Steps to Jonah (1969)

Un joven que se esconde de la ley se refugia en un campamento de verano para niños ciegos. .Un joven que se esconde de la ley se refugia en un campamento de verano para niños ciegos. .Un joven que se esconde de la ley se refugia en un campamento de verano para niños ciegos. .

Dirección
- Gerd Oswald
Guionistas
- Frederick Louis Fox
- Gerd Oswald
Elenco

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Dirección
- Gerd Oswald
Guionistas
- Frederick Louis Fox
- Gerd Oswald
Elenco

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Trivia
Wayne Newton's only lead role in a motion picture. After this movie bombed, he didn't appear in another film for twenty years. The film was the James Bond 007 flick 007: Con licencia para matar (1989)

Errores
When Jonah arrives at the children's camp, everyone is preparing to eat breakfast even though near lack of shadows indicate that it's just before or just after noon.

Bandas sonoras
My World (Jonah's Theme)
Music & lyrics by Wayne Newton & Don Vincent
Performed by Wayne Newton

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6/10

So, it wasn't my imagination...

This movie really DID exist. For the longest time, I thought this movie was synthesized from my collective unconscious. I remember seeing this movie on some impossibly late program about 25 years ago and being genuinely moved by it. Unashamedly sentimental, yet not too saccharine treatment of a man on the lam who finds refuge at a summer camp for blind children. A surprisingly well-casted movie with a decent soundtrack that would definitely appeal to the "Grab-a-hanky" set. Not a movie I would go out of my way to see - except for the purpose of reminiscing about the first (and only) time I saw it - but, I would definitely watch it if it appeared on my television while channel-surfing.