Patty Duke Show: Still Rockin' in Brooklyn Heights (1999)
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Thirty-three years after the demise of The Patty Duke Show, you'll be glad to know that Patty Lane is still seeing the sights a girl can see from Brooklyn Heights, and that her identical cousin Cathy still prefers the minuet and crepe suzette, judging from the evidence presented in this… More Thirty-three years after the demise of The Patty Duke Show, you'll be glad to know that Patty Lane is still seeing the sights a girl can see from Brooklyn Heights, and that her identical cousin Cathy still prefers the minuet and crepe suzette, judging from the evidence presented in this made-for-TV movie. Patty Duke once again plays both Patty and Cathy; these days, Patty is a drama teacher at her old high school, and while she's still sees her old boyfriend Richard (Eddie Applegate), they got married after high school and have since divorced; they have a grown son and a granddaughter. Cathy, on the other hand, is a widow with a teenage son, currently living in Scotland. When the two cousins meet again at a family reunion, they join forces to do battle with Patty's arch-enemy Sue Ellen (Cindy Williams), who plans to buy Brooklyn Heights High School, tear it down and put in a strip mall. Also reprising their roles from the original TV series are William Schallert and Jean Byron as Patty's parents. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Directed By
- Christopher Leitch
- Genres
- Comedy
Unrated,
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Cast
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Patty Duke
as Cathy Lane MacAllister, Patty Lane
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William Schallert
as Martin Lane
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Jean Byron
as Natalie Lane
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Paul O'Keefe
as Ross Lane
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Eddie Applegate
as Richard Harrison
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Cindy Williams
as Sue Ellen
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Jane McGregor
as Molly Lane
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Alain Goulem
as Michael Lane
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Jean Le Clerc
as Hank Elway
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Kent Riley
as Liam MacAllister
- Jean Leclerc
- Tony Calabretta
