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The Shining
On ABC — From Lakeside Productions · Warner Bros. Television
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A new caretaker moves with his family into the mysterious Overlook Hotel for the winter.
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- E1 Part 1Next upApr 27, 1997 · 91 min · ★ 5.6
Synopsis
Struggling writer Jack Torrance takes his wife and psychic young son along to his winter job as caretaker of a sinister mountain resort.
Guest stars: Pat Hingle (Pete Watson), Elliott Gould (Stuart Ullman), Mickey Giacomazzi (Waiter #2), Tomas Herrera (George Hatfield), Tim Perovich (Croquet Player), Kenn Solomon (Basketball Player), Jan Van Sickle (Al Shockley), Melvin Van Peebles (Richard Hallorann)
- E2 Part 2Apr 28, 1997 · 91 min · ★ 5.6
Synopsis
Jack begins his slide into dementia when he uncovers the hotel's devious past, while Danny encounters the thing in room 217 and the horrific topiary.
Guest stars: Peter Boyles (AA Member), Dan Bradley (Bodyguard #2), Lou Carlucci (Bodyguard #1), Mickey Giacomazzi (Waiter #2), Bertha Lynn (TV Announcer), J.P. Romano (Waiter #1), David Sosna (AA Gene), David Zambrano (AA Mitch)
- E3 Part 3May 1, 1997 · 92 min · ★ 5.4
Synopsis
Danny uses his "shining" to call Halloran for help as Jack finally goes over the edge.
Guest stars: Stephen King (Gage Creed), Stanley Anderson (Delbert Grady), Mickey Giacomazzi (Waiter #2), Melvin Van Peebles (Richard Hallorann), John Durbin (Horace Derwent), Shawnee Smith (Waitress), Ron Allen (TV Weatherman), Rich Beall (Airline Gate Agent)
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Rebecca De Mornay
Steven Weber
Wil Horneff
Courtland Mead
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Andres GomezNov 12, 2012
Stephen King's version of his own Novel. Clearly addressed for the TV. The cast is not really good, although the father performs well when he is drunk and scary. The story is more explained and easier to follow than in Kubrick's. Interesting, but not a moview to watch twice.