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Sunday in Paris

  • TV Movie
  • 1991
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
8.2/10
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SitcomComedy

A pilot for an unsold NBC series. A single woman with three children realizes that her family has lost sight of their values and gives up her career as a daytime-drama actress in New York to... Read allA pilot for an unsold NBC series. A single woman with three children realizes that her family has lost sight of their values and gives up her career as a daytime-drama actress in New York to move back with her extended family on their Texas farm.A pilot for an unsold NBC series. A single woman with three children realizes that her family has lost sight of their values and gives up her career as a daytime-drama actress in New York to move back with her extended family on their Texas farm.

  • Director
    • Hugh Wilson
  • Writers
    • Susan Fales-Hill
    • Jeff Stetson
  • Stars
    • Debbie Allen
    • Diahann Carroll
    • Jenifer Lewis
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.2/10
    36
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Hugh Wilson
    • Writers
      • Susan Fales-Hill
      • Jeff Stetson
    • Stars
      • Debbie Allen
      • Diahann Carroll
      • Jenifer Lewis
    • 1User review
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    Debbie Allen
    Debbie Allen
    • Sunday Chase
    Diahann Carroll
    Diahann Carroll
    • Vernetta Chase
    Jenifer Lewis
    Jenifer Lewis
    • Taylor Chase
    Oscar Brown Jr.
    Oscar Brown Jr.
    • O.S. Dickson
    John Witherspoon
    John Witherspoon
    • Fredic Dickson
    Essence Atkins
    Essence Atkins
    • Allison Chase
    Brandon Quintin Adams
    Brandon Quintin Adams
    • Brandon Chase
    • (as Brandon Adams)
    Jurnee Smollett
    Jurnee Smollett
    • Alison Chase
    Vic Trevino
    Vic Trevino
    • Pepe
    Julia Calderon
    • Pepe's Wife
    Hasan Almontashri
    • Hasan al montashri
    • (archive footage)
    • Director
      • Hugh Wilson
    • Writers
      • Susan Fales-Hill
      • Jeff Stetson
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    10wannabett86

    Can't offer much of a summary but I do remember it...

    Granted, it's been 16 years, but I still remember watching it and enjoying it. I might actually have this pilot on VHS somewhere. I don't remember tons about it, but I do recall on of the funniest lines I've ever heard on a television coming from it and it still makes me laugh to this day. Sunday is reintroduced to the Witherspoon character after several years and says,"Sunday, you used to be such a pretty child." He then looks at her for a while as says, "Damn!" in bewilderment and disappointment. The plot itself wasn't revolutionary, but I think it could have lasted a few seasons. A single mother moves her city kid's out of the rough and tumble big city into the country home she grew up in because she think it will be better for them. If I recall, there might have been some drama upon her leaving so it's not exactly easy for her to return.

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    • Release date
      • July 7, 1991 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Production companies
      • Columbia Pictures Television
      • ELP Communications
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      30 minutes
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