Range of Motion (2000) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 4, 2000

Original Title:
Range of Motion

Genres:
Drama | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Craig Anderson Productions
Hearst Entertainment Productions
Lifetime

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 100

In an instant their life was shattered... only a miracle could put it back together.

A woman intensely believes her husband will recover from a coma during the holiday season.

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Casting:
Mary Jo Slater

Costume Design:
Barbara Somerville

Director:
Donald Wrye

Director of Photography:
Malcolm Cross

Editor:
Sharyn L. Ross

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Paul D. Goldman

Executive Producer:
Craig Anderson
Beth Grossbard

Extras Casting:
Rita Bertucci

First Assistant Director:
Libby Hodgson

Gaffer:
David Fisher

Hairstylist:
Paul R.J. Elliot

Line Producer:
Michael J. Maschio

Music Editor:
Sherry Whitfield

Novel:
Elizabeth Berg

Original Music Composer:
Gary Chang

Post Production Supervisor:
Wes Irwin

Production Design:
Alistair MacRae

Script Supervisor:
Thana Spillios

Second Assistant Director:
Jonnie Katz

Set Decoration:
Norma Jean Sanders

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Todd Orr
Kevin Patrick Burns
Rick Hart

Stunt Coordinator:
Shelley Cook

Stunt Double:
Sue Parker
Regan Moore
Roy T. Anderson
Mike Gow

Supervising Sound Editor:
Vince Gutierrez

Teleplay:
Grace McKeaney

Transportation Captain:
Dana Howes

Unit Production Manager:
Michael J. Maschio

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