Hallmark hall of fame. To dance with the white dog
(DVD)

Anthology; TV movie; drama.

"Based on the book by Terry Kay."

Bracketed character names in credits note supplied from TV guide, Los Angeles Metropolitan edition, December 4-10, 1993.

"CBS special."

Broadcast Sunday evening, December 5, 1993, 9:00 to 11:00 pagesm., according to TV guide, Los Angeles Metropolitan edition, December 4-10, 1993.

"CBS StereoSound where available; CC [Closed Captioned]."

Program preceded by its own promo.

"The 178th presentation of the Hallmark hall of fame"--Voice over.

Copyright notice on film: Copyright 1993, Signboard Hill Productions, Inc.

Music by Gerald Gouriet. Production designer, Fred Harpman. Edited by Bill Blunden. Director of photography, Neil Roach. Co-producer, Terry Kay. Co-producer, Brent Shields. Unit production manager, Tom Luse. First assistant director, Eric Jewett; second assistant director, Vicki Jackson Lemay. Program consultant, Hume Cronyn. Casting by Judith Holstra, Nikki Valko. Costume designer, Helen Butler Barbon. Set decorator, Joseph Litsch; wardrobe supervisor, Kathy Heiner; make-up, Lynn Barber; hairstylists, Taylor Knight, Jeffrey Rubis; wigs by Paul Huntley; property master, Scott A. Stephens; sound mixer, Jacob Goldstein; gaffer, Tully McCulloch; key grip, Eddie Evans; first assistant camera, Robert Robinson; transportation coordinator, Teddie J. Ritchie; construction coordinator, Steve Kerlagon; production coordinator, Diane Franey; script supervisor, Melanie Mander; location manager, Carri Gibbs; production associate, Kathy Straub; assistant to Mr. Jordan, Stacey Knight. Assistant to Ms. Clifford, Gail Eyestone; production assistants, Mindy Weissman, Kenneth Roth; Atlanta casting, Shay Griffin; extra casting, Cynthia Stillwell; dialect coach, Ann Peagler; head animal trainer, Cathy Pittman; trainer, Susan Kraft; post production supervisor, Karen Mayeda; assistant editor, Craig Holt; music editor, Deena Eaton; supervising sound editor, Michael Fay O'Corrigan; re-recording mixers, Robert W. Glass, Jr., Richard Rogers, Grover B. Helsley. Filmed with Panavision cameras and lenses.

Hume Cronyn [Robert Samuel Peek]. Jessica Tandy [Cora Peek]. Starring Christine Baranski as Kate; Terry Beaver as Paul; Harley Cross as Bobby; Esther Rolle as Neelie; Frank Whaley as James; Amy Wright as Carrie. Co-starring Dan Albright (Noah), Dan Biggers (Dr. Bennett), Janette Lane Bradbury (Mildred Cook), Warde Q. Butler (Neal Lewis), David Dwyer (Holman), Ed Grady (Herman Morris), Bob Hannah (Clete Walton); Frank Roberts (Howard Cook), Jack Swanson (Photographer), Alex Van (Pete Morris).

"Filmed on location in Americus, Georgia."

"A story about marital love, old age and death. Robert Samuel ('Mr. Sam') Peek, a sagacious and seasoned pecan tree grower from rural Georgia, has been married for the last 57 years or so to his college sweetheart, Cora. When she suddenly passes away, Sam becomes increasingly lonely--until he befriends a snow-white dog that strays onto the Peek property. People wonder if the animal is real or merely a figment of Mr. Sam's imagination. Then Mr. Sam and the dog take a fateful journey to a college reunion"--TV guide, Los Angeles Metropolitan edition, December 4-10, 1993.

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