Matthew fahey lifetime movie
by Mark Gabrish Conlan • Copyright © 2015 by Mark Gabrish Conlan • All rights reserved
Charles and I watched a Lifetime movie together, and it proved to be an unexpectedly good one: Lost Boy, a 2015 production directed by Tara Miele (whose superb atmospherics and the performances she gets from her actors score yet another point for women directors) from a script by Jennifer Maisel.
Charles and I watched a Lifetime movie together, and it proved to be an unexpectedly good one: Lost Boy, a 2015 production directed by Tara Miele (whose superb atmospherics and the performances she gets from her actors score yet another point for women directors) from a script by Jennifer Maisel.
The story premise has a family resemblance to another Lifetime movie from years ago, When Andrew Came Home (2000) in that both center around a grieving mother who suddenly comes face-to-face with her long-lost son who disappeared years before — only where the boy in Andrew definitely is her long-lost son and he’s still well within pre-pubescence (Andrew disappeared at 5 and returned at 10), the situation in Lost Boy is played more powerfully for ambiguity and the kid, Mitchell Harris (Matthew Fahey), disappeared at 6 and (presumably) reappeared at 17, about to be ema Matthew Fahey - Age, Family, Bio | Famous Birthdays WER