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- The George McKenna Story won a Christopher Award in the category of "Television Specials".
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1987 Winner Christopher Award. Television Specials. Charles Eric Johnson. Contribute to this page. Suggest an edit or add missing content. Top Gap. What is the French language plot outline for The George McKenna Story (1986)? Please see our guide to updating awards. See more gaps. Learn more about contributing. Recently viewed.
The George McKenna Story won a Christopher Award in the category of "Television Specials". [3] At Rotten Tomatoes the film received two negative reviews from critics.
- Biography Drama
Nov 11, 1986 · The true story of a teacher in Los Angeles who becomes the Principal of George Washington Memorial High School. The school and its students are affected by the normal life of gangs and drugs in their lives. McKenna wanted to give the students a real choice at education and all it offered for their future.
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- Biography, Drama
- Eric Laneuville
- 1986-11-11
Christopher Award for Television Specials: Charles Eric Johnson [ Winner] Categories. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. The George McKenna Story (also known as "Hard Lessons") is a 1986 American biographical drama film directed by Eric Laneuville which was released on November 11, 1986 on the CBS network.
Nov 9, 1986 · "The George McKenna Story," airing on CBS, dramatizes the experiences of a Los Angeles principal who stepped into a school riddled with all the too-familiar ills of an urban inner city school...
George McKenna (Denzel Washington) confronts a career-defining moment when he accepts a job as principal of a tough, inner city Los Angeles high school.
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- Eric Laneuville
- Drama
- Denzel Washington
Oct 8, 1993 · In the Hollywood version, the George J. McKenna story ended in triumph, with the hero turning a troubled inner-city school into a premier educational institution. The real-life ending might...
