And I'll Run to the Ends of the Earth
Majka "Chatterbox" is a girl entering adolescence. She was born with a minor disability. While her mother keeps scolding her for the way she walks, her classmates mock her and call her a "duck". Along an innocent first love affair and a secret friendship, she receives little understanding from her parents and lots of malice from her schoolmates. Majka finds refuge with her grandmother and in her own fantasy world.
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Plot Summary
In this made-for-television movie, a successful, married architect named Mark finds himself falling for his vibrant and free-spirited colleague, Sarah. Torn between his loyalty to his wife and his growing feelings for Sarah, Mark struggles with his desires. The film explores the complexities of love, commitment, and the difficult choices one must make when faced with a life-altering decision.
Critical Reception
While not widely reviewed by major critics due to its status as a TV movie, 'And I'll Run to the Ends of the Earth' was generally seen as a competently made romantic drama. It catered to an audience interested in emotional relationship stories, with performances from James Woods and Jaclyn Smith often highlighted as its stronger points.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its sensitive portrayal of a difficult emotional dilemma.
- James Woods and Jaclyn Smith deliver strong performances that anchor the film.
- A touching, albeit predictable, exploration of love and commitment.
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Fun Fact
This film marked a rare foray into television movies for director Robert Ellis Miller, who is more known for his feature films like 'Bus Riley's Back in Town' and 'The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter'.
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