Long Journey Back (TV 1978)

This fact-based drama is about a high school teenager's courageous fight after a school bus accident leaves her emotionally and physically handicapped. Stephanie Zimbalist (star of "Remington Steele") gives an outstanding performance as young Celia, the teenager who is the focus of the story. Wonderful performances are also given by Cloris Leachman (as her mother), Mike Connors (as her father) and Katy Kurtzman (as her younger sister).
The overall story is how this family comes to cope with and get through a very tragic situation. It is very believable, touching and, by the end, extremely uplifting.

For entertainment purposes only.

[@birdlynn417]

What a good movie. The seventies always have such heartfelt movies, real human emotions that just reminds me of the times and my generation we grew up in. Such patience is required with each other when going through family crisis. Such powerful words and so right on.

[@Isabellazsda]

She would have phantom pain I imagine. Which is a real thing . " Foot hurts!"

[@aileenwagner2576]

Yes, the 70s rocked!!!

[@VladislavBabbitt]

@@Isabellazsda Correct.

[@jikester]

I was 7 years old when they filmed this in my home town a block from my house (in Santa Paula, California). My older brother was one of the extras. The vast majority of the movie's exterior shots were in Santa Paula. They used the High School girl's gym for the hospital and I still remember the helicopter landing on the baseball field near the tennis courts. Although movies and television shows were filmed in Santa Paula all the time, this one was the biggest production that I can recall seeing in all the years I lived there. I never knew it starred Stephanie Zimbalist and since I was a huge fan of Remington Steele, it was great to watch this again.

[@Rock_Snob]

I was a Sr @ SPUHS in 1979, was in a class called "TV Production" but all of our equipment was stolen in the 1st few days of school, we received a copy of this movie of this movie so watched it everyday just finding flaws in the filming and production! Perfect stoner class! Good movie... with lots of friends in it!

[@donstarr7261]

Santa Paula old EMS was MLS. Mobile Life Support. The firefighters VCFD joking Nicknamed it Minuimn life Support. Lol Living memory of GEE PINA THE train Engr operating the Ventura County Railway engine 9 in 1977

[@donstarr7261]

Craig I'm surprised they didn't film at slow Santa Paula Memorial

[@RaeTurner-sb2rc]

Which scene is ur bro in?

[@jikester]

@@RaeTurner-sb2rc My brother is no longer with us for me to check but I'm pretty sure it was the scene when they had the crowd around the paramedics as they were bringing people to the hospital (SPHS Girl's Gym).

[@florjanbrudar692]

From the train blowing its horn to the very moment of it splitting the bus in half... the largest shiver I've ever felt in my life!

[@ritaturner9906]

Or the scene in church hearing the train. I could feel the trauma.

[@terridemaio2926]

The Hair on my Arm stood up scary I Haven't seen this movie in years I take Buses one is BY tracks

[@LpJohnson]

I first watched this movie as an 11 year old, and it really struck a cord in me, I can't even say why. But it's stayed with me for 40 years, and I was delighted that when I searched for it I was able to watch the whole thing again here. Thank you, it's still one of the most beautiful and touching movies ever.

[@Armybrat173]

The Hallmark movie " Caroline?" Was a very touching movie also. She was in that too. She was sweet in both movies

[@Debbiejump]

Same here and I’ve never been able to find it til now!

[@kenpalmer1965]

I too saw this movie on television as a kid. I had a real crush on Katy Kurtzman if I may say so. Anyway, a real good movie!

[@ninademci1500]

@LpJohnson, I first watched “When You Remember Me” in 1990, and its stayed with me for 31 years. I found it here. In my opinion, it’s still as good today as then.

[@Rock_Snob]

Oh my Lord... I was an extra in this movie when I was 16 years old... Filmed in my home town of Santa Paula California during the summer! Extras got to eat lunch with the stars and I remember Cloris Leachman was so gorgeous!

[@MissLalove123]

Thats a pretty cool opportunity.

[@Rock_Snob]

@@MissLalove123 How sad that Cloris Leachman died? Even though I was only in my teens at the time, I just remember how pretty she was up close!

[@teresalinton5898]

@@Rock_Snob and very talented

[@shaunnesbit1734]

did you see craig L's comment

[@rubyisx7853]

I lived n grew up in Simi Valley. Went to Santa Paula all the time n my brother worked there. Nice town. Fillmore too. I still take 126 to go to Carpinteria or Santa Barbara

[@LoveFlatfootin1]

Stephanie played this part wonderfully. The sisters were so sweet together.

[@tannawannavannabittannawan7138]

Cloris Leachman looked exceptionally radiant and beautiful in this movie! ❤️

[@teresalinton5898]

watch the movie the Last Picture Show--she was excellent in that

[@jacquelinec-w5725]

I was 13-14 when this film was made!! I can't believe Cielia was able to end up even make that sort of progress back then!! It should be the chance the whole world has if this happens to us including the those who aren't as fortunate.

[@salmonparfait]

I had never heard of this movie before and stumbled upon it by accident. I have a learning disability in math, along with problems paying attention, so it always makes me feel better to see or read something about someone who deals with similar problems. I really enjoyed this movie and have recommended it to a friend of mine. :)

[@aileenwagner2576]

I too have a math disability. Some people just don't understand how very difficult it is to grasp numbers when u can't see them is ur head!

[@evianamorales]

What an amazing movie. ❤ RIP Cloris Leachman and Michael Connors. 🙏🏼❤️

[@amyfitts2447]

What a beautiful movie! The acting is incredible; the writing is superb! Thank you for uploading it. You won't be disappointed if you watch it.

[@audreyann1975]

So wholesome and All-American. I loved this movie. I miss my youth and I miss TV movies from the 70s and 80s. I wish I had a family like this 1. I remember Stephanie Z. from Remington Steele. She was so pretty. This is the 70s and Remington Steele was the 80s.

[@robbinsnest6163]

I actually like the dad. His grieving process was different. And he never coddled her. Coddling can cripple. I think people judged him before finishing the movie and seeing the full picture. This was a great movie!

[@TheChefLady4JC]

Robbins' Nest , well said.

[@MrTopcat3333]

Apparently, Mike Conners can park his car wherever he likes. Pulls into parking lots and just runs out, directly in front of the church, in a crosswalk in front of the rehab center.

[@VictoriaSmith-lv3mp]

You are very welcome for your consideration and have you here

[@aileenwagner2576]

​@@MrTopcat3333He could pull up in my yard anytime and park!!❤

[@carolinepollock5187]

I love this film i shed a tear everytime I watch it. Mike Connors reminds.me of my late father.

[@teresalinton5898]

your dad must have been handsome

[@carolinepollock5187]

@@teresalinton5898 yes he was

[@frenchieseverine4514]

Oh my gosh! A terrible accident happened in one aera of my country a few days before Christmas in France and a bus driver hit a train and there were 6 young teenagers dead. It is horrible when things like this happen..It is so unfair!! This story is believable and the cast is good..We can sense the psychological trauma of Celia who fights to live but feels guilty to be alive while some of her schoolmates died in the terrible accident.Stephanie Zimbalist is outstanding in her tragic condition and in her process to accept her new body,her new life ,her angerness,varied emotions until the acceptance..

[@sdevita5944]

I'd forgotten how good this movie was...remember seeing it on TV when it first aired...

[@zyongslife]

In the beginning I thought the father was harsh and the mother selfish for wanting her to look normal but I grew to love them. I especially loved the heart to heart the father had with each of his daughters individually and then his wife.

[@Mary-vg2vw]

Women, mothers seem like they are the strongest mentally when it comes to these situations... They hold everyone together....when someone should be holding her too

[@TheDonz1943]

What a Great Human Interest Movie this was.

[@sablesenegal9895]

I watched this movie when it first aired in 78 .i was 12 years old and I watched it with my older brothers .my late brother thought Stephanie was cool.

[@liannemettam3536]

I'm glad I found this movie. I saw this when I was a kid. what a great movie!

[@CarolB55]

I remember watching this on TV when I was a kid. The story stuck with me. So glad you posted this.

[@jordanthomas7304]

RIP Mike Connors and Cloris Leachman.

[@silvereagle2061]

Thank you for posting this. Never seen it before. I'm 56 and it brought me to tears.

[@davidx4120]

It's a real tear jerker.

[@teresalinton5898]

so sad

[@sheilaeldridge1120]

The family is more forgiving of the dad then I hate to believe I would have been

[@outerspaceoutpost]

Thank you for posting this movie, It really is awesome. Stephanie Zimbalist was fantastic. Was and is a very big Remington Steele fan. Caroline? and The Man In The Brown Suit are among of my favorites of her movies. I was born with Scoliosis. I was hit by a car in a pedestrian cross walk when I was 19. Had surgery in 1991. Had a few years of good walking. The spine stimilator broke in 2009. now I'm always in pain. I am an author & poet. I wake everyday praising God! As long as The Lord uses me I'm good. I also wanted to honor her father Efrem Zimbalist Jr. who recently passed away. Peace always.

[@rolettehyman5514]

+outerspaceoutpost i luv stephanie zimbalist too. :) i saw "caroline". luved it. did you ever see "the babysitter" with patty duke astin? that was another good one with stephanie in it.

[@only257]

outerspaceoutpost agreed👻

[@TheDonz1943]

I admire strong willed individuals such as yourself. Please accept a long distance Hug from me. Thanx, for being you!!!

[@carrirobertson2752]

rolette hyman l

[@tammygilliam3324]

To not spoil the movie, I will say this "it is a really good movie, actors, story line." You will love this.

[@lisabrogan5941]

Remember watching this with my mom when i was 10 eating popcprn. Really got my attention and I watched the whole thing. For a 10 yr old that was prettu good

[@summerraine3934]

Oh wow! I remember watching this movie one summer afternoon in the late 80s at my Granny's house. The movie was filmed the year I was born, but didn't see it until I was abt. 9 years old. I LOVED this movie, and never thought I would see it again. Thank you so much, this was a great movie.

[@expandingthemind5174]

When I was a kid, my sister and I went to Disney land and Stephanie zimbelist or however it’s spelled, she was there with her friends. I didn’t know who she was but my sister did. We spent the day following her around because my sister said she was famous. I think it was like 1976 or so.

[@teresalinton5898]

her dad was a famous actor

[@ninademci1500]

It’s a great movie and is the first time I’ve seen it. In 1978 I was only eight, and wouldn’t have known when it was on TV.

[@bostonblackie9503]

In an interview Stephanie Zimbalist said there was a road that had beautiful scenery near where she lived. People liked to take that route. She had a friend that was involved in a terrible accident on that road that had severly injured her. One day she asked her friend what she would say to the guy that had caused the accident, her friend said she would thank him because she saw thing so differently after the accident!

[@theresa42213]

Cool to see Katy Kurtzman too. She would have been 12, or 13 in '78 as she was born the same year as me. God is RIGHT! ''Life is a vapour.''

[@hazelwitchhazel]

Thank you for posting this movie, I haven't seen it since it aired long ago. I remember bits and pieces; the bus accident struck a chord as a child.

[@francescadesmond8846]

@58:00 "It's as if we were all sitting on that bus together and each of us got hurt in a different way". What a poignant, eloquent & unbelievably truthful way to explain a family tragedy. Everybody's scars and recovery look so different. Great movie.

[@CaptGage]

Finally this movie is available.

[@ritaturner9906]

Beautiful story. I didn’t realize even in the 1970s and 1980s the beach had so much activity like riding bikes and roller skating besides laying out.

[@davidx4120]

I would've been 5 when this came out. But, I remember Cloris Leachman in The Facts of Life and reruns of The Mary Tyler Moore Show on TVLand in the early 1990s. RIP Cloris, you lived a really long life. THANK YOU for this movie Cloris and ClassicTVM.

[@davidx4120]

The bus accident was really awful in this movie & the other unfortunate outcomes.

[@magnetpi99]

Yes, thank you SO MUCH for uploading!!! I've looked for this all over the place!

[@TheDonz1943]

Elvis Presley had a Christmas Song that he Loved called "On a Snowy Christmas Night" it contains the Words "Give Thanks for all you've been Blessed with and Hold your Loved ones Tight" Listen for it next Christmas and enjoy it as much as E did.

[@melodiefrances3898]

I can't imagine being the medical people dealing with this.

[@davidx4120]

I can't imagine being one of the injured, OMG. It makes me feel like my worries are nothing at all.

[@sonidiaz3737]

Thanks for sharing, been trying to find this movie since I was a young child. Never forgot the bus scene. The courage of this girl is refreshing and alot can be learned from this movie.👍🙌

[@kezies4573]

i dunno who you are but THANK YOU!!!!!!!! I have been trying for YEARS to find this movie!!! you are seriously awesome!!!!!

[@3monsters014]

Have a lot of sympathy I am still fighting with my brain as an epileptic.Its hard not to burst out in anger over it.

[@angelrussell750]

A hospital gave me mdd but my parents displayed it...

[@LoveLove-rj8nc]

3monsters014 me too. you are not alone my friend

[@susanford2388]

wonderful movie. A real tear jerker and up lifting at the same time.

[@jennifer-zb1nx]

I was a little girl when this came on television ( 8 yrs old) it effected me profoundly

[@nostall123productions]

This film, like stated in the opening, is based on true events. On March 24th 1972, a Penn Central freight train heading through Congers New York (on the present day river line owned by CSX) crashed into a school bus killing five students. Various moments in the film were based on the days following the Congers wreck. The church scene where the locomotive horn can be heard happened in real life, and the way the train hit the bus was in a similar fashion to the actual accident.

[@ritaturner9906]

Do you know how many kids were in the bus?

[@AdamGussow]

I grew up in Congers, one mile from where the bus-train crash took place, and I was the same age as Bobby Mauterer, 14, who was one of the five boys who died. I just revisited the site this past weekend. Interestingly, the road on which the bus was traveling, Gilchrest Road, was and is the dividing line between Valley Cottage (to the south) and Congers (to the north). All five of the boys who were killed, and all of the kids on the bus, more or less, were residents of Valley Cottage; all were on their way to Nyack High School. (Congers kids went to Clarkstown North or the catholic HS, Albertus Magnus.) The train, heading north, collided with the bus on that boundary and, after rear third of the bus sheared off and flipped, pushed the wrecked front two-thirds of the bus 1100 feet up the track towards downtown Congers, which was roughly one mile north of where the train engine and impaled bus came to rest. The very first first responders were from Congers--Joan Fitzgerald and her family, who lived directly adjacent to the crash site--although cops, firefighters, and ambulance crews from all over Rockland County soon showed up. I've always thought of this disaster--the worst bus-train crash in NY state, I believe--as a Congers story, and it was that. But it was just as much, or more, a Valley Cottage and Nyack story. It was by far the biggest thing that had ever happened in Rockland County, in national terms; only the Brinks armed robbery in 1981 came close. Stories continue to be written in the local paper, the Journal News, on the major anniversaries. 52 years after it happened, people my age still remember the event and its aftermath with very heavy hearts.

[@sandraellison1987]

I enjoyed the movie, had never seen it before, touching and good acting,

[@KathyJean]

I won't forget watching this two months after my fourteenth birthday during my high school freshman year.

[@lifeisgood1222]

Father's daughter. So sweet.

[@jackiemarini3203]

First time watching 2019 July 4th🇱🇷🇱🇷⭐⭐⭐

[@rubyisx7853]

July 1st 2022

[@LiamForeman]

Thank you for uploading this! I've been trying to find this for years.

[@stitchesful]

A really good movie and a story that's very inspiring and profound. And I know that they have to dramatize things to make it a better story and more entertaining. But still. Do you ever notice that the characters in these movies who are the victims of this type of tragedy always seem to be these exceptional type of people? They're always super smart, athletic, beautiful, popular, talented, and high achievers. I'm not saying that these accidents don't happen to that kind of person. But they must happen to just your average every day type of person too. The victim in real life can't always be your Super Achiever exceptional person. That must be the thing they alter for dramatic purposes.

[@Exiles800]

I don't think people realize the source for this movie was the March 24 1972 train bus crash in Congers, New York where an overloaded school bus was driven in front of a Penn Central railroad freight train killing 5 and seriously injuring most of the school kids on board. My sister and cousin were amongst the seriously injured and the dead were neighbors. This program softens what was mostly terrifying shock and silent resignation. Celia is a general analogy for two girls who lost limbs in that accident: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilchrest_Road,_New_York_crossing_accident

[@fay-amieaspen6046]

Exiles800. Thank you for the link and the correct information. It's always better to know the truth even if it's hard. So sorry for your neighbours who died and their families. Hope your sister and cousin are okay and your families.

[@staroscar4634]

Thank you for sharing such a emtional and sensitive story. I can't even imagine what ur family must have gone through and your neighbours and other students involved in the accident. I hope your sister and cousin did not get seriously injured and are doing well. This movie was very inspirational and emotional. This accident helped set a precedent for all school buses to stop at all railroad crossings. It is sad it took an unfortunate to make that happen. I know the accident had to do with the aggressive way the bus driver drove. Thank you for letting us know your story. I wish you and your family all the best.

[@robforasm]

No it didnt, a bus crash in Utah Dec 1st1938 led to train laws that you speak of.

[@robforasm]

If this is indeed the same movie in relation to the events (the movie never claiming 2b a "true story") how do you know for sure it speaks of your families tragedy and how do you know for sure what you assert about Celia? Reson being for my question is that the article you cite give no credence to what you have claimed and I would like to read something that links the two.

[@TheDonz1943]

With the good Lord's help, They overcame...

[@GloriaSchneider-rw4ef]

I enjoyed and learned quite a bit. My husband had an amputation just like hers but because of his diabetes. He past away, from other things, before he got to really accepting it and himself. It does require lots of determination. Thank you for helping us all learn. I especially liked the end when her classmates wanted to learn more also. Very realistic.

[@auretjean1]

Thank you for an inspiring and very heart-warming movie!

[@teresalinton5898]

I had an incurable disease (interstitial cystitis) for years. I was in my 30s, lost my job, etc. most doctors knew nothing about it--now they do. People accused me of not wanting to work anymore, faking it, etc. no one knows what going thru something like this is like.

[@jerrie1935]

Love triumphs over all. Beautiful

[@williammcgeehan3424]

Based on the real Penn Central grade crossing accident at Congers New York in 1972. Penn Central was a hard luck railroad that had grade crossings everywhere in the east. Penn Central was having as many as 600 derailments in a single month at the height of the their bankruptcy. One of those accidents occured in Cleveland in 1974 involving a movable bridge that was lowered directy in front of an oncoming freight. The lead GP40 units slammed into the immense counter weight of the open vertical lift. The crew riding the lead locomotive were all killed when everything above the frame of the lead units was sheared off.

[@alfonsogarcia3596]

Un clásico de la televisión americana, basado en un echo real. Un reparto de grandes actores, mención importante a Stephanie Zimbalist que tenía 22 años cuando hizo este telefilm en el año 1978. Gran actriz con una carrera televisiva y teatral impresionante, es muy triste que hoy en día este bastante olvidada cuando sigue actuando principalmente en el teatro que a sido y es la pasión de su vida. Muy recientemente a participado en un película de cine independiente Lucy Louie, y hace 6 años protagonizó otra película de cine independiente, His Neighbor Phil, interpretando a una mujer que padece Alzheimer, una película muy buena sobre esa terrible enfermedad que la sufre tanto la persona afectada, como su entorno familiar, hizo un excelente trabajó.

[@MrJanepublic]

Amazing film. Affected my life. looked for this film for years. Thank u.

[@TheBunnynose]

great movie sad happy and a bit tearful and a wonderful ending i loved it thank you for sharing it.:}

[@sylvianarvaez2627]

lady killer

[@debratemple2865]

💘wonderful movie about courage and family.💜......train hits school bus..girl loses her power leg

[@fritzthecat6164]

The way men& women deal with hardships... ~.~

[@croissant-cz5jd]

Although I wish they used the same type of bus and what to much more of a realistic simulation of what happened this movie is still great and its suprising this event was covered 6 years later

[@funnies4u]

How could any father say maybe she would be better off dead!

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

HI I guess dropping his high expectations of his brilliant daughter was too much for him! Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua.

[@ralphy67]

Thanks for posting this movie!! I agree with all the comments on this movie!! The movie is awsome and insperational.I reccomend this movie for everyone,We can all learn from this movie.

[@victoriachubb572]

But we loved each other....too much!

[@tomboytwig]

Great movie. Great ending.

[@frenchieseverine4514]

Thanks for the upload Classic i don't know you but it's very nice and generous.

[@sherrihall-rivera6725]

WHERE are men like THAT??

[@jerrie1935]

Beaitiful story of the human spirit.

[@TheRivrPrncess]

"Look, Celia. You don't have that foot". "Now it doesn't have to hurt anymore". This is a line that I will start crying at as I keep watching this movie. So awful for any parent to have to say to a child and for the child to have to process and deal with. I don't think the dad was being a jerk. He had wrong ideas about being a husband, father and a man and this made it more difficult to deal with the tragic accident.

[@radioserrelind]

It's entirely possible the foot DID hurt, though. Phantom pain is rotten. >.

[@robforasm]

No he wasn't being a jerk, most likely he was dealing with guilt and the inability to cope with all that had happened, grief can be debilitating...and Mari is correct Ghost Pains is pain that feels like it's coming from a body part that's no longer there. Once thought 2b a psychological problem, experts now recognize that these real sensations originate in the spinal cord and brain.

[@TheDonz1943]

Dad had a Hard Time accepting the whole Situation. Mom handled it in her own way.

[@Chewbecca101]

My friend lost his arm in a factory accident. He says his arm hurts all the time. So bizarre how the mind works and where it sends signals. but you WANT the loss to be a benefit so I get why she didn't want to believe what her daughter was telling her, and tried to convince her otherwise.

[@marifromky]

thank you

[@corazonfernandez6247]

Thank you. It's a great & beautiful movie. I enjoy it.

[@nikkibelgarde]

Great movie. Very hard to go through. I think I would be so happy that my child servived others didnt.

[@hermac6491]

Great movie.

[@debralerner68]

heavens i havent seen this i YEARS A BIG THANK YOU

[@MissLalove123]

Thank you so much for posting this! Very good movie.

[@airmom8716]

There is a part of rehab called Occupational Therapy where a person learns to feed themselves again and relearn all of their self care although it was not mentioned in the movie, I am sure Celia had it along with PT and speech.

[@angelrussell750]

It's separate from physical therapy but I heard of it.

[@MissLalove123]

Ive heard of that, but i wonder if they had a different name for it back then.

[@FreeKentHovind]

Memories!!!!! :D

[@susansimpson4932]

never saw this movie..so sad 😢 😢 for the kids and family.

[@cherylburk2073]

This is a great movie.

[@cq7415]

Thanks.

[@teresalinton6401]

i had an incurable disease bladder disease called interstitial cystitis in 1992--I was 36 years old. I had a great job and a great life. It took me two years to get diagnosed. I was peeing every 20 minutes and had to quit my job. no one believed me --including my family. I laid in bed for 12 years until a drug came along. Now i am in perfect health but I missed 12 years of a happy life and since I didnt look sick people accused of me of making it up. it was pure hell. 95% of the 5 million people who have it are women and they dont look into womens diseases as much. I am okay now but I cry over the times I missed. I feel very sorry for the girl in this film.

[@katielynn3149]

What an awesome movie!

[@uncletom4805]

I've had an insane crush on Katy Kurtzman ever since I saw her on Little House and Child of Glass and I still do and I'm a Grandfather.

[@frenchieseverine4514]

She was cute..Very cute and i love her blonde hair and sweet smile.She was a very good actress too!

[@spidermoth1170]

👍🏻🌟🎥 Thanks kindly for sharing a worthwhile movie 😭😀😥🌞 Sad story but many a life lesson can be taken from it Cheers 🌷🌷🌷

[@Romin.777]

This was excellent. Very moving. :))

[@peggywelty5139]

Wouldnt.it be something if real life turned.out the way movies always do.

[@أشواقأزلية]

Very nice ..💔💝

[@RickMadridxxx]

WOW!! I knew the Engineer back then in 1978 that was operating the train that hit the bus, Filmed on the Ventura County Railway company, South Oxnard at the Halaco spur. Lorimar Productions filmed both there and in Santa Paula,California for the church scene. Gee Pina was his name , and he was in the frightening shot of the bus on the tracks. Kevin Kane was the real engineer that was really hitting the make-believe bus with fake dolls in it. Well that's a wrap!!

[@fay-amieaspen6046]

Rick Madrid. Respect to them both for their attempts to portray incidents from a terrible real life accident that took the lives of five young people and left many injured and disabled. That couldn't have been easy for them!

[@davidcopperfield-notthemag397]

Thanks for the background! Movies about real people really hit the heart.

[@tammyfischer999]

I can relate to the brain damage. I'm epileptic and I couldn't keep up with the rest but that didn't stop me from trying

[@jikester]

An update--the hospital exterior used in the movie, what we used to call the High School "Girl's Gym" burned down November 27, 2022. It was nearly 90 years old and most anyone who grew up in Santa Paula had some connection to it.

[@NEPhillyRadio]

I remember this when it first aired. I believe this why there is a law where buses have to always stop at a train crossing and keep their doors open when crossing the tracks.

[@gretchenwaldvogel7805]

Very good movie, I saw it before 😊.

[@kiriana4511]

Beautiful family movie 🥰

[@irenet5653]

RIP CLORIS LEACHMAN

[@kyannabeech]

Great movie

[@terridevi]

Major MVA, brain damage , yet her hair's just as silky smooth as before.

[@dakotail]

a movie very well done ....