Angela Lansbury
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Oct 21, 1990 · The Love She Sought: Directed by Joseph Sargent. With Angela Lansbury, Denholm Elliott, Cynthia Nixon, Gary Hershberger. Agatha McGee (Dame Angela Lansbury), an aging schoolteacher at a Catholic grammar school in Minnesota, questions her life's existence when she must start battling new Bishop Richard Baker (Robert Prosky).
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- Drama
- Joseph Sargent
- 1990-10-21
Synopsis. A teacher at a Catholic school travels to Ireland to meet the man with whom she has been corresponding for years. She realizes she has fallen in love with the man through the mail -- so she is crestfallen when she discovers he's a priest.
- Joseph Sargent
- Angela Lansbury
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Summaries. Agatha McGee (Dame Angela Lansbury), an aging schoolteacher at a Catholic grammar school in Minnesota, questions her life's existence when she must start battling new Bishop Richard Baker (Robert Prosky). As a result, she retires and moves to Ireland where she seeks an admirer, James O'Hannon (Denholm Elliott), with whom she has been ...
Angela Lansbury stars as a teacher at a Catholic school who begins to question whether or not she feels her life is fulfilled. 105 IMDb 7.1 1 h 35 min 1990. X-Ray 13+. Drama · Romance · Fun. Watch with a free Prime trial.
Oct 21, 1990 · Synopsis by Hal Erickson. Angela Lansbury stars as an unmarried teacher at a Minnesota Catholic grade school. An ongoing battle with new bishop Robert Prosky, coupled with her friendship with an unwed mother, awakens hera to the possibility that she hasn't lived her life to the fullest.
Cast 13. Angela Lansbury. Agatha McGee. Denholm Elliott. James O'Hannon. Cynthia Nixon. Janet Raft. Robert Prosky. Bishop Richard Baker. Gary Hershberger. Randy Meers. Doreen Hepburn. Lilian Kite. Kate Flynn. Sister Judith. Niall Tóibín. Preston Warner. Oliver Maguire. Dr. ONeill. Marie Conmee. Rosella Coyle, Irish B & B Prop. Sean Lawlor.
