Once in a Lifetime (1994)
After losing her husband and baby daughter to a fire, Daphne Fields raises her deaf son while beginning a writing career. Hollywood loves her scripts, but her heart remains with her son Andrew, under the care of Headmaster Matthew Dane at an eastern boarding school. Daphne finally seems to have rediscovered love in her leading man. But an accident leaves her hospitalized, contemplating her life, fate and her best chance for love.
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After losing her husband and baby daughter to a fire, Daphne Fields raises her deaf son while beginning a writing career. Hollywood loves her scripts, but her heart remains with her son Andrew, under the care of Headmaster Matthew Dane at an eastern boarding school. Daphne finally seems to have rediscovered love in her leading man. But an accident leaves her hospitalized, contemplating her life, fate and her best chance for love.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Romance
Written By:Syrie Astrahan Jame
In Theaters:10/2/1994
Box Office:
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:The Cramer Company, NBC Productions
Cast
Michael Miller
Director
Lindsay Wagner
Daphne Fields
Barry Bostwick
Dr. Matthew Dane
Duncan Regehr
Justin Wakefield
Amy Aquino
Barbera
Rex Smith
Jeffrey Fields
Darrell Thomas Utley
Andrew
Fran Bennett
Dr. Liz Wells
Debra Sullivan
Harriet
Michael Mitz
Howard
Michael Laskin
The Pediatrician
Dawn Jeffory
Counsellor for the Deaf
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