The Awakening Land (1978-TV; Part I: The Trees) Elizabeth Montgomery, Hal Holbrook, Jane Seymour
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Part One of the made-for-television miniseries based upon Conrad Richter's pioneer trilogy, "The Awakening Land". Aired from Feb. 19 to Feb. 21, 1978, on NBC. Nominated for several Emmy Awards. The Awakening Land was a series of three novels that explore the lives of a frontier family in the Ohio Valley from the late 18th century to the middle of the 19th. The series consists of The Trees (1940), The Fields (1946), and The Town (1950); the third novel won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1951. First film or television role of actor William H. Macy.
I was 12 when I saw this on television. I liked it so much I purchased the books that the mini-series is based on.
So glad to see Elizabeth Montgomery in this, I enjoy her acting so much - and have huge respect for her as a Person!
She's a sexy baby loved her in bewitched
Wow. Jane Seymour two years before her real debut in Somewhere In Time in 1980. I was fifteen and was thoroughly convinced that she was the most beautiful woman I had ever seen. I remember like it was yesterday, sitting in the theater by myself and physically catching my breath when she came on screen.
Not only that, but she has aged so gracefully its almost uncanny.
We think life is so hard right now, these are the people that struggled so much. Good movie, true to life as it was. Thanks
Saw this when it first aired when I was 13. Suck with me all these years. So nice to see it again.
I lived n Springfield, Illinois during the making of this movie. The River is the Sangamon River it flows out side of Spfg. and Sherman, Il. I was dating a young man who was one of the extra's a Native Indian. I didn't realize Elizabeth Montgomery was such a tiny women, Hal Holbrook was also very handsome. Never stand offish. The young man I dated was given the Powder horn used by HH of which I still have. I just wish I could find a copy of this Movie to show my grtgrand children grandchildren
The Conrad Richter novels were critically acclaimed and popular. The log cabins in the film were beautiful. They blended in with the forest.
I saw this when I was 7 and never forgot it❤
What a simple life
I love it
My family moved to ohio during this time period. It kind puts it into perspective of what they went through. I remember my grandmother telling me we had pioneer blood and could survive anything because we were a strong people.
Nice movie , i did enjoed it. ❤️Thank you for sharing 🤝
I saw this movie 45 years ago. Loved it. Thank you for sharing.
Saw this as a teen.. Loved it! great story, love Elizabeth M!
I've searched for this miniseries on yt many times. So glad some one posted it. I remember seeing this in college. Finely acted ensemble with Liz M and a baby Jane Seymour.
Saw this a few years ago on another site. So glad to see it on RUclips.
i remember watching this on TV when it first came out I love this stroy
This is the most realistic version I've seen of the times back then. Most movies they have everyone wearing fancy clothing for back then only to appeal to the viewers.
Holy shite then sorry you need to branch out in what movies you watch. That some made for TV movie from 1978 is somehow the most realistic of the period? Supposedly?
Yea ok LMFAO
Just showing loudly how uneducated and frankly stoooopid you are in knowing any history AND great films.
What a great movie I really like these kind of movies❤
Living of the land like going back in time😅 good film
Love. This
I loved the wholesome Pa
I had to read this trilogy in 7th grade
I had to read Catcher on the Rye. :(
Very good movie.
What a harsh and dangerous time for women. It was paramount for them to have protection.
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It was a different life for certain back then; but the same in many other ways....
An excellent period drama much better than the muck on British tv at the moment.
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Was this movie slso called The Wheelers? I don't remember it by this name.
You should put Part 1 in the title. I just found out there are 3.
We watched the first episode. I’m not bothering with the next episodes. I don’t see what everybody saw in this movie …… too many loose ends. Nothing followed through on and I really don’t care to watch the rest of it. It wasn’t that good I can’t believe it got so many nominations.
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What happened to the little sister?
@marydeehr7900 In the book it said she was taken by Indians, indoctrinated into their way of life.
'Pennsylvanie'? Yeah, NO ONE says that or ever did.
Actually some do! I am from Western NC…many of my older relatives pronounced it that way when I was young..they also said “Flordee” for Florida..not even kidding lol…when I was very young I struggled to figure out many of the words they said due to their pronunciation..as I got older I would love to visit and hear their Appalachian slang.
Yes people do pronounce it that way
Just like some people Miami...."My -am-ma." It's regional.
So, you're blessed with having been alive in those days when Ohio was settled by the early frontier people ? I don't think so.
No silly, they were not there. History and oral studies/story educate us now. There are so many dialects, accents, and forms of speech. I am from Kintuck aka Kentucky.
What happened to Sulie ?
I don't get an 8 year old child is missing the sister gets married they laughing and joking no one seems to give a damn except the father unreal
The man with letter lost 4 kids, wife and parents. The lady who came to the search with a baby said she had lost 4 and had 4 remaining. They grieved but it was sort of normal to lose a few.
It's a movie and not that somehow great a one at that. No matter how many silly Emmy's it won. Those awards shows are and always have been fake.
39:52 ok wait a freaking min, do they have many of the men in the SAME GODAWFUL FUGLY WIG?!?
Good grief. It looks comical....can't stop laughing.
Then I guess you don't need to watch this.
So what happened to the little sister😅
Guess we will have to read the book.
I was thinking that too...
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There have always been woman users.
Sounds like American English ( I use the term lightly ) hasn't or ain't changed much. A Ben and Jerry story. Or more fantasized American bull shit.