Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
This is the same storyline as Christy-A New Beginning (which is 89 minutes), but this version Christy-Choices of the Heart is only 60 minutes and misses some high points of the story. I recommend Christy-A New Beginning (which we already have) over this version.
Christy, Choices of the Heart, Part II: A New Beginning plot. Another disaster strikes the community of Cutter Gap: a storm razes the huts to the ground. During the storm, MacNeill and Christy are trapped in a hunting lodge. When the doctor proposes to Christy, she walks out confused and falls into a ravine. MacNeill finds her carrying her back ...
S1.E2 ∙ A New Beginning. Mon, May 14, 2001. As she prepares for her wedding, Christy receives an unexpected visitor. When a sudden storm hits, Christy becomes stranded in a nearby cabin and becomes sick with a high fever. As she recovers, the right decisions become clear. 7.0/10 (22)
Spoiler from Christy miniseries, Part II: A New Beginning. Caption by Tom Blomquist: "Neil and David are stunned when Tom informs them that only ONE of them can carry Christy across the honeymoon threshold." Other Captions Contributed: From me: "Tom McHone referees MacNeill and Grantland in a highly competitive game of pass the female."
Christy: Choices of the Heart. 2001. Drama. Advertisement. Browse Episodes. Season 1. Slide 1 of 2. 2. A New Beginning. 1. A Change of Seasons. Cast. Lauren Lee Smith (Christy Huddleston) Stewart ...
I really like this movie, and the quality of the disc is really good. However, this isn't the full "Choices of the Heart." "Choices of the Heart" is a 2-movie collection that shows Christy's arrival in Cutter Gap and her choice of who to marry. So I feel a little cheated after purchasing this DVD. It was the movie I most wanted to watch of the ...
- DVD
Two Christy fans (Lisa Koretoff & Dee Jellicorse) recently interviewed Brenda Lilly, Christy: Choices of the Heart-Part 2 (A New Beginning) Screenwriter. The interview with Mrs. Lilly took place at the Southern Grit Festival at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro on April 21, 2001, where she was the guest lecturer.
