Ordinary Miracles (2005)
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A belief in "angels on earth," not to mention a belief in oneself, may enhance the enjoyment of this made-for-cable drama. Jaclyn Smith stars as Kay Woodbury, a tough, no-nonsense judge whose intractability in legal matters is intensified by a number of personal crises, including a bitter… More A belief in "angels on earth," not to mention a belief in oneself, may enhance the enjoyment of this made-for-cable drama. Jaclyn Smith stars as Kay Woodbury, a tough, no-nonsense judge whose intractability in legal matters is intensified by a number of personal crises, including a bitter feud with her jurist father and her anguish over the recent remarriage of her ex-husband. Thus, Kay is no mood to play nice when teenager Sally Powell (Lyndsy Fonseca) is brought before her. Harboring an intense hatred for the father who apparently abandoned her, Sally is a seemingly incorrigible delinquent who has already "flunked out" in four foster homes. Figuring that she could no worse than anyone else, Kay takes Sally home on a trial basis. The girl proceeds to behave as atrociously as possible, but surprisingly Kay does not decide to write her off as a bad job, but instead concludes that what the girl needs is someone to trust and something to believe in. In this spirit, Kay locates Sally's birth father (C. Thomas Howell), and, upon being convinced that he was not motivated by selfishness when he dropped out of his daughter's life, secretly contrives for Sally and her dad to reconnect -- and in so doing Kay finds her own way toward forgiveness, not only of those whom she feels have wronged her, but also of herself. Ordinary Miracles made its Hallmark Channel debut on May 7, 2005. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Michael Switzer
- Genres
- Drama, Television
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Cast
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Jaclyn Smith
as Kay Woodbury
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Lyndsy Fonseca
as Sally Powell
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Corbin Bernsen
as Davis Woodbury
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C. Thomas Howell
as Jim Powell
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Sarah Aldrich
as Miranda
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Erik Eidem
as Pete Smalling
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Nancy Linehan Charles
as Claire
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Lorna Scott
as Millie Rayburn
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Jocko Marcellino
as Billy O
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Ken Narasaki
as Michael Katsu
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Ina Barron
as Monic Tejada
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Mathew Junmar
as Danny Katsu
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Lon Sunders
as Bailiff
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John Bishop
as Mr. Jenson
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Mary Kowalski
as Mrs. Jenson
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David O'Shea
as Older Attorney
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Jeremy Luc
as Henry Watson
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Karl T. Wright
as Harried Lawyer
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James Callahan
as Owen Amsterdam
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Alicia Benavides
as Polly
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Mark Lawrence
as Duty Sergeant
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Michael Fairman
as Sterling Grimes
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Amy Beth Reece
as High School Teacher
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Patrick Wolff
as High School Student
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Rud Quintanilla
as County Clerk
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Tina Molina
as Salesgirl
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Palmer Davis
as Female Cop
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Joe Whipp
as Doctor
- John Bishop (I)