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Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions LLC (HHOFP) is a TV film production company that produces films for the Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions and is owned by Crown Media Productions. Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions' first credited film was an adaptation of The Tempest in 1960. [22]
- List of Hallmark Hall of Fame episodes - Wikipedia
List of Hallmark Hall of Fame episodes. The following is a...
- List of Hallmark Hall of Fame episodes - Wikipedia
List of Hallmark Hall of Fame episodes. The following is a list of episodes of the American television anthology series, Hallmark Hall of Fame . (v) indicates the production is available on videocassette. (DVD) indicates the movie is available on DVD.
Stagione 1 (1951-1952) Amahl and the Night Visitors. Doctor Serocold. Love Story. The Big Build Up. The Story of Roger Williams. Florence Nightingale. Woman with a Sword. The Plot to Kidnap General Washington.
Hallmark Hall of Fame; Paese: Stati Uniti d'America: Anno: 1951 – in produzione Formato: serie TV Genere: antologico: Stagioni: 63 Episodi: 255 (al 9 febbraio 2016) Lingua originale: inglese: Rapporto: 4:3: Crediti; Casa di produzione: Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions: Prima visione; Data: 24 dicembre 1951 Rete televisiva: NBC ...
Explore the award-winning Hallmark Hall of Fame on Hallmark Channel, including the latest movie information, the history of the franchise, and a complete list of all Hallmark Hall of Fame titles.
About the Hallmark Hall of Fame. For more than 60 years, the Hallmark Hall of Fame presents original films that entertain, enlighten and inspire. The first Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation (December 24, 1951) was the world premiere of Gian Carlo Menotti's opera, “Amahl and the Night Visitors.”.
Hallmark Media consists of Crown Media Productions and its Hallmark Hall of Fame, [2] and its "Family Networks"—including Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Movies & More, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, Hallmark Drama, and streaming service Hallmark Movies Now .
