The Piano Man's Daughter

Téléfilm
2003
3h

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe story follows the life of cavalier heart-breaker Charlie Kilworth (Christian Campbell), a charismatic musician who leads a promiscuous life playing piano for a swing band in the 1930s.The story follows the life of cavalier heart-breaker Charlie Kilworth (Christian Campbell), a charismatic musician who leads a promiscuous life playing piano for a swing band in the 1930s.The story follows the life of cavalier heart-breaker Charlie Kilworth (Christian Campbell), a charismatic musician who leads a promiscuous life playing piano for a swing band in the 1930s.

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- Kevin Sullivan
Scénario
- Timothy Findley
- Kevin Sullivan
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6,1/10

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Réalisation
- Kevin Sullivan
Scénario
- Timothy Findley
- Kevin Sullivan
Casting principal

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This movie was released in 2003, but filmed in 1999. In an interview with Regis in January 2001, Stockard Channing mentioned she watched the pilot episode of The West Wing (1999) while filming in Canada. She said she was playing a lunatic in 1916 in soms insane asylum outside of Toronto. She had five days off and got a call asking if she wanted to play a part on The West Wing (1999). In the interview, she also mentioned that this movie was never released.

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The movie was initially shown on The Movie Network as a two hour movie. It was later shown on the CBC as a two-part miniseries (four hours with commercials) with more footage of Charlies's mother Lily (played by Wendy Crewson). The initial version had her in only a few scenes.

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Features Le Prince qu'on sort (1925)

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10/10

Great period piece

This is one of those wonderful sagas that weave the life stories of several generations into one beautiful and captivating film. It tackles tough issues; like mental illness, spousal abuse,emotional family baggage, etc. in a way that enables the audience to identify and relate in this present time, even though the movie is a period piece. The story line follows very closely with the book - which is nothing short of amazing. The success of the film is due largely to the tremendous skill of actress Wendy Crewson, whose role threads through the entire film and ties everything and every one together. Her performance is full of grace and a quiet strength and makes this film a "must see."