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Daniel's Daughter (2008)
When a woman learns that her father has passed away, she must confront the past (and the town) she left behind.
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When a woman learns that her father has passed away, she must confront the past (and the town) she left behind.
Rating:
Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Romance
Written By:Tracy Rosen
In Theaters:1/12/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:QVF, Hallmark Media
Cast
Neill Fearnley
Director
Laura Leighton
Cate Madighan
Sebastian Spence
Conner Bailey
Brandon Firla
Jeffrey Lerner
Kelli Fox
Fiona Finnigan Beamish
Derek McGrath
Jim Cavanaugh
Barry Flatman
Stewart Wallach
Brendan Wall
Daniel Madighan
Ruth Marshall
Dr. Candice Kessler
Dorly Jean-Louis
Talisha
Neill Fearnley
Stan
London Angelis
Seamus Beamish
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