10 December 1979 58 mins
Starring Dan O Herlihy as Mark Twain, this PBS special was created by renowned Twain scholars.
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Dan O'Herlihy as Mark Twain
Kay Howell as Jean Clemens
Peter Henry Schroeder as Sherburn
Richard Moll as Stranger
Gavan O'Herlihy as Young Clemens
Sam Edwards as Bixby
Maurice Kowalewski as Pap
Les Podewell as Tom Nash
Steve Stark as Huckleberry Finn
Lee Strosnider Sound Mixer
Martha Jeffers Producer
Larry Yust Producer
Andy House First Assistant Director
Larry Yust Director
United States 10 December 1979
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26 February 1979
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01 January 1979
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01 January 1979
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17 November 1979
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13 April 1979
An intellectually-challenged man and woman meet, fall in love, and are determined to get married, despite the initial objections of their families and friends.
01 January 1979
Three youngsters set out to unravel the mysteries of a strange castle at the edge of town. In the process they learn about self-esteem and acceptance.
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