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Gerald N. Lund (novel)
Matt Whitaker (screenplay)
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February 2007 (USA) more
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Joshua Steed returns to Missouri a wealthy man with a beautiful wife; however, the past has a way of catching up... more | add synopsis
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Sam Hennings | ... | Benjamin Steed |
 | Brenda Strong | ... | Mary Ann Steed |
 | Eric Johnson | ... | Joshua Steed |
 | Alexander Carroll | ... | Nathan Steed |
 | Brighton Hertford | ... | Melissa Steed |
| Julia Cunningham | ... | Rebecca Steed |
| Cody Sanders | ... | Matthew Steed |
 | Sarah Bastian | ... | Lydia Steed (as Sera Bastian) |
 | Emily Podleski | ... | Jessica Steed |
 | Jonathan Scarfe | ... | Joseph Smith |
 | Melanie Hawkins | ... | Emma Smith |
 | Frank Ashmore | ... | Martin Harris |
 | Curtis Andersen | ... | Carl Rogers (as Curtis Anderson) |
| Jeff Ham | ... | Obadiah |
| Giulia Pagano | ... | Mother Smith |
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Rated PG for some violence.
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USA:89 min
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Based on the third book in the nine-volume series, "Truth Will Prevail", focusing on the years 1836 to 1838. more
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Anachronisms: Non-Mormons in western Missouri are shown as wearing eastern clothing and living in frame homes. Missouri settlers in the 1830s, men and women alike, wore buckskins and lived in cabins. In fact, one of the things they disliked about Mormons was their clothing and houses, which to the "gentiles" represented an incursion of what they had gone west to get away from. more
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Follows The Work and the Glory (2004) more
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Given that I have not read any of the books upon which the Work and the Glory movies are based, I do not bring a pre-conceived measuring stick to the theatre. I have,however, seen all three movies and thought this one was well-directed. The main characters were flesh and blood and not one dimensional. I enjoyed being given a window into the lives of the characters. I thought the story moved along without condescending dialog and the audience was respected enough to be allowed to put two and two together numerous times. I agree with some others that Joseph's role was too slight in this one. However, the only caricatures I saw were in some of the mobbers. Some of the resolutions were a bit swift, but were better for me than if they had been drawn out and over-dramatized. Of particular quality in acting were Sam Hennings, Eric Johnson and Meredith Salenger.