Two of Richard Dean Anderson's made-for-tv movies from the 90's are repeated in June on LMN - the Lifetime MOVIE Network.
Beyond Betrayal - LMN - Sat Jun 7 '08 - 6pm
Airing Saturday, June 7 at pm on LMN - Lifetime MOVIE Network -- be sure to confirm the times with your local listings -- the '94 made-for-TV movie, "Beyond Betrayal," starring Richard Dean Anderson and Susan Dey.
Richard stars as a sociopathic cop searching for the estranged wife he has abused, played by Susan Dey. Although she has gone into hiding, she is unable to escape the threat he poses, both to her, and to the new man in her life.
This is one of Mr. Anderson's few "dark roles" -- and he provides a chilling performance, as his character, Bradley Matthews, journeys further away from redemption.
Filmed in Vancouver, BC, Canada, there are some other familiar faces from Stargate SG-1 in the cast, including: Tamsin Kelsey (Thor's Hammer and Thor's Chariot), Jerry Wasserman (Touchstone and Inauguration) and Robin Mossley (Window of Opportunity and Morpheus).
From Entertainment Tonight in 1994, a video clip with Richard Dean Anderson and Susan Dey on the set of "Beyond Betrayal," as they perform a stunt in the movie, with the assistance of Dan Shea. (The quality of the video is not perfect, my apologies.)
Past the Bleachers Repeated Jun 15 '08 on LMN
RDA's '95 made-for-TV movie, "Past the Bleachers," co-starring Barnard Hughes, Glynnis O'Connor, Ken Jenkins and Grayson Fricke is scheduled to air on LMN (Lifetime MOVIE Network) on Sunday June 15 at 12:00pm (please be sure to confirm the time with your local listings.)
Richard plays a man haunted by the death of his son. When he agrees to coach a youth baseball team with the help of a lonely widower, he is drawn to the team's star player, a boy who is mute, and mysterious, yet reminds him of his son. As he searches for the boy's true identity, he slowly comes out of his grief and comes to terms with his son's death.
The movie is based on the novel,
Past the Bleachers, by Christopher A. Bohjalian.
From Entertainment Tonight, a video clip from 1995 on the set of "Past the Bleachers" with Richard Dean Anderson.
