Note 3, The
Dove "Family-Approved"
Suitable for any age.
Video Release: 7/10/2012
Reviewer: Edwin L. Carpenter
Source: Video
Writer: Douglas Barr
Producer: Harvey Kahn, Maura Dunbar, Michael Prupas, Joel S.
Director: Douglas Barr
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 87 min.
MPAA Rating: Unrated
Starring: Genie Francis, Ted McGinley, Laci J. Mailey
Synopsis:
 This inspirational tale of family, faith and forgiveness follows Peyton MacGruder (Genie Francis) and her new husband King Danville (Ted McGinely) as they form a bond with a baby left abandoned on Peyton's doorstep with nothing but an anonymous note, pleading for her to take care of the infant. Based on characters from the books by The New York Times best-selling author Angela Hunt, the film also stars newcomer Laci J. Mailey. Dove Worldview:
This is a nicely told story of redemption and forgiveness starring Genie Francis as Peyton MacGruder and Ted McGinely as King Danville. A baby is left on their doorstop by a teen girl named Violet who had the child out of wedlock. The mother cares for the child and wants it raised in a good home. The couple cares for the child and this is Peyton's chance to be a mother after a past incident prevented her from doing so.
The story focuses on reuniting the child and Violet after a tragic event claims the baby's father's life. Something good happens to Peyton and King in the end and the viewer should be pleased with the conclusion. We are happy to award our Dove Seal to this movie as a family-friendly film.
Sex: It's stated a baby was born out of wedlock but the mother gets the baby to a good home; kissing by a couple.
Language: Idiot-1
Violence: None
Drugs: The drinking of champagne.
Nudity: None
Other: It's stated a girl once mentioned suicide; a girl is hand-cuffed by sheriff and her baby is taken from her.
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