Blind Spot

TV Movie
1993
PG-13
2h

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Laura Linney and Joanne Woodward in Blind Spot (1993)

Drama about a couple (Woodward, Weaver) and their problematic daughter (Linney) who is a cocaine addict.Drama about a couple (Woodward, Weaver) and their problematic daughter (Linney) who is a cocaine addict.Drama about a couple (Woodward, Weaver) and their problematic daughter (Linney) who is a cocaine addict.

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5.9/10

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Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys
- 3 nominations total

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In the 2022 documentary The Last Movie Stars (about Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman), Laura Linney recalled working on this movie with Woodward. Linney said that Woodward, who often taught acting classes and mentored young aspiring actors, had been one of her acting teachers and mentors, and in this telefilm, Woodward also cast several of her other students in small roles--including Mark Anthony Wade (Adam) and Allison Janney (Doreen). Another cast member, Emily Wachtel (Phyllis) moved into producing; in that capacity, she was a producer of The Last Movie Stars--in which Laura Linney (in addition to being interviewed as herself) also played the voice of Joanne Woodward.

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Edited into Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)

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6/10

Decent

This is a better than average Hallmark/Made for TV after school special type of movie with a moral. Laura Linney is good as a girl who is addicted to cocaine, and her parents try desperately to get her back on the right track. It's a pretty basic and predictable plot, and I usually can't stand these kind of Hallmark movies where you know everything that's going to happen, but the acting makes this one better than average.