21 Sep 1990
Miller's Crossing
Set in 1929, a political boss and his advisor have a parting of the ways when they both fall for the same woman.
Irish Whiskey
In this family ... politically incorrect is a way of life
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Top Billed Cast
Rebecca Clemons Brenda
Keith Roberts Young Dubliner
Jay Michael Ferguson Paul O'Toole Young Dubliner
John Bradford Pagano Michael
Pasquale Cassandra
Randy Woolford Young Dubliner
Jeff Dellisanti Young Dubliner
Bren Holmes Young Dubliner
Vincent Duvall Sean
Jon Mattox Young Dubliner
Cassandra-Nailah Brown Molly
Chas Waltz Young Dubliner
Michael Beckwith New age minister
Jeff Bergquist Frank
Tom Miller Football commentator
Genevive Richards Aunt Paula
James Healy Jr. Football commentator
Matt Lloyd Football commentator
John Marlo Uncle Liam
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