forget all those sappy romantic movies involving notebooks and lip locked couples who somehow manage to go to the great beyond together after a screen lifetime of over simplified unrealistic romance. forget all those shameless dog gives its life to save its family flicks (although i have to admit that i have a soft spot for them myself). forget ricky schroeder already displaying his propensity to overact at a tender age (now that one was shameless. ). this tv movie and which unfortunately never seems to get aired anymore and is the all time champion of tear jerkers and hands down. and a well written and well acted story to boot. ann margret took a big chance in taking this role. nothing flamboyant or sexy about her here and and that a monumental achievement in itself. based on a true story and she plays lucile fray and a terminally ill mother who chooses to struggle till her dying breath to find good homes for her ten children and instead of leaving them in the hands of unpredictable government agencies. frederic forrest does a great job as her husband and the good hearted but unreliable breadwinner whose crippling arthritis and personal demons make him unable to care for the kids. the film takes us through lucile heart wrenching process of interviewing prospective parents and then watching her kids leave home. it also gives us the perspective of the children themselves and and of the father  grieving over the tragedy taking place now and the one sure to follow and and frustrated over his inability to do more. the scene in which the youngest of the children (steven)is taken to his new home is the most heart breaking i have ever watched. now and i grew up as a hopeless romantic and and have spent the many years since then growing myself a harder and more cynical shell. i usually find more to mock than to empathize with in the sentimental cinematic tripe foisted upon us these days. but this gem from the early 1980 still slays me. i really wish that someone with a lick of marketing sense would release a dvd version of this drama. among the special features one needs to include the emmy awards telecast the following year. a m was nominated for this role and but the award for best dramatic actress went to barbara stanwyck for thorn birds. in what has to be one of the greatest moments in what is now a truly drab awards show and stanwyck broke into tears during her acceptance speech and gushed out and ann margret and i love you. and which brought ann m to tears. one final note. the imdb rating for who will love my children is 6. 4 as of this writing. however and over 75% of the ratings are in the 8 10 range (mostly 10 ). whatever kind of handicapping system this site uses to modify the overall ratings of the movies listed by imdb and it completely misses the mark on this one. this one is the weeper of all time and and a darn good tv movie to boot. 
forget all those sappy romantic movies involving notebooks and lip locked couples who somehow manage to go to the great beyond together after a screen lifetime of over simplified unrealistic romance. forget all those shameless dog gives its life to save its family flicks (although i have to admit that i have a soft spot for them myself). forget ricky schroeder already displaying his propensity to overact at a tender age (now that one was shameless. ). this tv movie and which unfortunately never seems to get aired anymore and is the all time champion of tear jerkers and hands down. and a well written and well acted story to boot. ann margret took a big chance in taking this role. nothing flamboyant or sexy about her here and and that a monumental achievement in itself. based on a true story and she plays lucile fray and a terminally ill mother who chooses to struggle till her dying breath to find good homes for her ten children and instead of leaving them in the hands of unpredictable government agencies. frederic forrest does a great job as her husband and the good hearted but unreliable breadwinner whose crippling arthritis and personal demons make him unable to care for the kids. the film takes us through lucile heart wrenching process of interviewing prospective parents and then watching her kids leave home. it also gives us the perspective of the children themselves and and of the father  grieving over the tragedy taking place now and the one sure to follow and and frustrated over his inability to do more. the scene in which the youngest of the children (steven)is taken to his new home is the most heart breaking i have ever watched. now and i grew up as a hopeless romantic and and have spent the many years since then growing myself a harder and more cynical shell. i usually find more to mock than to empathize with in the sentimental cinematic tripe foisted upon us these days. but this gem from the early 1980 still slays me. i really wish that someone with a lick of marketing sense would release a dvd version of this drama. among the special features one needs to include the emmy awards telecast the following year. a m was nominated for this role and but the award for best dramatic actress went to barbara stanwyck for thorn birds. in what has to be one of the greatest moments in what is now a truly drab awards show and stanwyck broke into tears during her acceptance speech and gushed out and ann margret and i love you. and which brought ann m to tears. one final note. the imdb rating for who will love my children is 6. 4 as of this writing. however and over 75% of the ratings are in the 8 10 range (mostly 10 ). whatever kind of handicapping system this site uses to modify the overall ratings of the movies listed by imdb and it completely misses the mark on this one. this one is the weeper of all time and and a darn good tv movie to boot. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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