Second Sight: A Love Story

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Second Sight: A Love Story
Directed by John Korty
Produced by Doug Chapin
Jack Clements
Barry Krost
William Watkins
Written by Novel:
Sheila Hocken
Story:
Sue Miller
Screenplay:
Dennis Turner
Starring Elizabeth Montgomery
Barry Newman
Nicholas Pryor
Music by Dana Kaproff
Cinematography James Glennon
Editing by Jim Oliver
M. Scott Smith
Distributed by Warner Bros.
Release date(s) March 13, 1984
Running time 120 min. (approx.)
Country Flag of the United States United States
Language English
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Second Sight: A Love Story is a 1984 Tv film, which starred Petrocelli's Barry Newman, and Bewitched's Elizabeth Montgomery. The film is based on the novel Emma and I by Sheila Hocken.

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A self-sufficient stubborn independent blind woman named Alaxandra McKay (Montgomery), who has been blind for over 20 years, finally agrees to acquire a guide dog. She is worried that people will try to get close to her out of pity, so she distances herself emotionally from everyone, but becomes attached to her seeing-eye golden Labrador Retriever companion Emma.

She meets Richard Chapman (Newman), who eventually becomes her boyfriend, and the new romance begins to pull Alaxandra out of her shell. When the opportunity arises for a delicate operation that may restore her sight, Alaxandra is alternately elated and scared. Richard convinces Alaxandra to attempt the operation.

[edit] Cast and Crew

Actor Role
Elizabeth Montgomery Alaxandra McKay
Barry Newman Richard Chapman
Nicholas Pryor Mitchell McKay
Mitzi Hoag Leslie McKay
Richard Romanus Dr. Ross Harkin
Michael Horton Gary Renzi
Liz Sheridan Mrs. Carlisle
Susan Ruttan Robin
Ben Marley Michael
Frances Bay Old Woman

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