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A Place to Call Home is a 1987 television film about Liz Gavin and her eleven children, [1] who relocate from Houston, Texas, to Australia.
- $4 million
- Embassy Television
- Russ Mayberry
Liz and Sam Gavin, parents of 13 children, both their own and adopted, become concerned with all the negative facets of big-city America, and decide to relocate to Australia. Leaving behind in the States two of their children who are in college, Liz takes the rest of their family to their new home.
- Russ Mayberry
- Linda Lavin
1987. Directed by Russ Mayberry. Sam Gavin decides to relocate his family from Houston, Texas to a sheep station in Australia to protect his eleven children from the “destructive influences” of modern American society.
- Russ Mayberry
7 feb 1987 · Linda Lavin stars as a Houston mother of eleven children, whose husband decides to move one and all to an Australian sheep ranch in 1970. Lavin drags her kids the requisite 17,000 miles to the Aussie outback--but when she arrives, her husband is nowhere to be found.
A Place to Call Home. A Houston woman (Linda Lavin) moves to Australia ahead of her husband (Lane Smith) to live on a sheep ranch with 11 of their children.
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- Russ Mayberry
- TV-PG
- Linda Lavin, Lane Smith, Lori Loughlin
7 feb 1987 · A Place to Call Home: Directed by Russ Mayberry. With Linda Lavin, Lane Smith, Lori Loughlin, Robert MacNaughton. Sam Gavin decides to relocate his family from Houston, Texas to a sheep station in Australia to protect his eleven children from the "destructive influences" of modern American society.
It may have been a typical formula for Linda Lavin; a woman who sacrifices all for her children and has to stand up for herself against her neglectful husband, but 'A Place To Call Home' is nevertheless an interesting and involving story that took place in the early seventies.
