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Brad Johnson, also an excellent actor, is Matt, who is recovering from a rather nasty divorce. He is gentle, convincing and compelling in this role. The two meet on the beach through her daughter, Pip, and initially, Ophelia accuses Matt of being a child molester just because he talked art with the kid.
Melissa Gilbert and Brad Johnson give moving performances as two emotionally damaged people who meet in a sleepy California coastal town and try to get their romantic lives back on track. The ...
Safe Harbour is a film directed by Bill Corcoran with Melissa Gilbert, Brad Johnson, Liana Liberato, Rebecca Staab .... Year: 2007. Original title: Danielle Steel's Safe Harbour.
Safe Harbor, a 2006 made-for-television movie starring Tracey Gold and Steve Bacic. Safe harbor (broadcasting), established in 1978 in the US, the time period in a television schedule during which programs with adult content can air. Safe Harbor (film), a 2009 television movie starring Treat Williams and Nancy Travis.
Safe Harbour. (TV series) Safe Harbour is a four-part Australian thriller drama series first broadcast on SBS on 7 March 2018. The series follows a group of friends who travel from Brisbane on a sailing holiday of a lifetime to Indonesia, who cross paths with a fishing boat overloaded with asylum seekers en route to Australia, which alters ...
Melissa Gilbert stars in this film adaptation of Danielle Steel's bestselling novel, in which a young girl named Pip and her mother meet an artist on the beach in Safe Harbour, where they have retreated in order to recover from the devastating loss of Pip's father and brother.
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February 2019 Scavenger Hunt #47 TASK #23: A film based on the works of the host's mother's favorite author Danielle Steel! One of the most boring and poorly written love stories this side of any Nicholas Sparks adaptation, Safe Harbour is a romantic drama sorely lacking in anything resembling actual depth, believable development, or engaging characters, and Melissa Gilbert (whose attempt at a ...
