So Daniel Baldwin is the brother with talent.

I was so impressed by Baldwin's performance.  What a special treat in a sometimes cute but pretty lame movie.  I thought Christine Lahti was a little over the top, as I saw it.  She missed her calling anyway.  She should have been a swimsuit model.  She has to have the best figure in the business.  Rita Moreno was excellent as usual, & Eva Marie Saint wasn't quite up to her usual standard, but she's never anything but good at the very least.  The kid was very good, the teen was fine, the husband really wasn't there for me.

I was just so overwhelmed by Baldwin's work here.  You have to see it, should it ever be shown again, just to see this guy handle the part.  It's a jaw dropper I tell ya.  I sure hope there happened to be industry folks with nothing to do but watch a tv movie on this night, because if they were watching, we'll be seeing more of Daniel Baldwin; & it couldn't be too soon for me.

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