Mending Fences

Mending Fences
Mending Fences
Genre Drama
Distributed by Hallmark Channel
Directed by Stephen Bridgewater
Produced by Kevin Bocarde
Kyle A. Clark
Stephen Niver
Written by Donald Martin
Mitchell Gabourie
Starring Laura Leighton
Angie Dickinson
Shanley Caswell
Music by Tom Strahle
Cinematography Dane Peterson
Production company Larry Levinson Productions
Budget $2,000,000 (estimated)[1]
Country  United States
Language English
Original channel Hallmark Channel
Release date July 18, 2009[2]
Running time 120 minutes

Mending Fences (working titles The View From Here[3] and Prosper's Last Stand[4]) is a television movie that premiered on Hallmark Channel July 19, 2009. The film stars Laura Leighton and Angie Dickinson.[2]

Contents

Plot summary

Kelly Faraday (Laura Leighton) is a television reporter who goes back to her hometown of Prosper, Nevada with her teenage daughter Kamilla (Shanley Caswell). Upon her arrival she finds that the town is in the middle of a drought. Kelly's mother Ruth (Angie Dickinson) must move forward from their estrangement to work together in stopping the casino developments which threaten the town's water supply.

Cast

Production

On November 18, 2008, it was announced Laura Leighton and Angie Dickinson were set to star in a Hallmark Channel Original Movie, The View From Here.[5] For Leighton, it was her second Hallmark Channel Original Movie, the first being Daniel's Daughter (2008). She took the role because of the 'humanity' of the story.[6]

Reception

The film did well for the network on the night of its premiere, ranking as the second-highest-rated ad-supported cable movie of the week with a 1.8 household rating. It garnered over 2 million total viewers and 2.9 million unduplicated viewers.[7]

The New York Times reviewed the film, saying,

This made-for-television movie is plodding and predictable, but Ms. Dickinson is anything but. At 78 she still has an odd and beguiling incongruity — a seductress with an enigmatic, ladylike reserve.[8]

The focus remained on Dickenson's performance, as the review continued, "Even as a cranky, elderly rancher fighting off casino developers, she has feminine allure. There is no mystery to Mending Fences, but Ms. Dickinson adds a little mystique."[8]

Filming locations

Although the film takes place in Nevada, filming of the ranch took place in Thousand Oaks, California.[9] Other filming took place in and around Santa Ynez, California.[10]

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