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• Paris Qualles tied with " A Storm in Summer,"
• Which is exactly what happened with " A Storm in Summer ."
• 8 p . m . : " A Storm in Summer,"
• With " A Storm in Summer, " Falk declared, Wise proves that he still has it.
• "A Storm in Summer, " for example, was shot in Vancouver in 22 days.
• Children's special : " Run the Wild Fields " and " A Storm in Summer"
• Socrates in " Barefoot in Athens " and an aged Jewish delicatessen owner in " A Storm in Summer ."
• "A Storm in Summer, " directed by Robert Wise, is the 41st movie that Showtime has produced for family audiences in the last five years.
• ""'A Storm in Summer " "'is a 2000 telemovie directed by Robert Wise and starring Peter Falk, Andrew McCarthy, Nastassja Kinski and Ruby Dee.
• In " A Storm in Summer, " his Emmy came for playing an aged Jewish delicatessen owner in Long Island at grips with racial prejudice in the shape of a proud black boy.
• In " A Storm in Summer, " his Emmy came for playing an aged Jewish delicatessen owner in New York at grips with racial prejudice in the shape of a proud black boy.
• "There's nobody here to take care of you, " says Abel Shaddick, the irascible owner of a Jewish delicatessen in " A Storm in Summer, " the Showtime remake of Rod Serling's 1970 teleplay.
• `A STORM IN SUMMER': A 9-year-old from Harlem ( Aaron Meeks ) arrives in the country for a charity-sponsored vacation and finds himself in the care of an irascible 70-year-old owner of a Jewish delicatessen ( Peter Falk ).
• Besides liking the script, Falk said he accepted " A Storm in Summer " because of the chance to be directed by Robert Wise . " I like his philosophy of directing, " the actor remarked . " He seems to work by the theory that less is better ."
• Robert Wise, the director of " The Sound of Music, " and " West Side Story " ( with Jerome Robbins as co-director ) said that he had agreed to do " A Storm in Summer " _ his first television movie _ because he loved the story.
• In February, in recognition of Black History Month, the station will show two movies : " A Storm in Summer " next Sunday and, on Feb . 20, " The Wishing Tree, " the story of a lawyer, played by Alfre Woodard, who reluctantly revisits the scene of her humble childhood.
• James Earl Jones starred in last year's " Summer's End "; Jon Voight directed and starred in " The Tin Soldier " in 1995; Ruby Dee plays Herman's grandmother in " A Storm in Summer "; and Dustin Hoffman was an executive producer of " The Devil's Arithmetic, " last year's film about a teen-age girl who is transported back in time to a Polish concentration camp.
• He won an Emmy for a 1970 Hallmark Hall of Fame production, " A Storm in Summer, " starring Peter Ustinov . He also received an Emmy nomination in 1962 for directing an episode of " Dr . Kildare " called " Shining Image, " and another for a 1975 TV movie, " Babe, " which starred Susan Clark, who won an Emmy for her portrayal of Babe Didrikson Zaharias, the Olympic gold medalist in track and field turned professional golfer
• -- Showtime is offering a pair of movies with racial themes at their center . " A Storm in Summer, " 8 p . m . Sunday, Feb . 6 on Showtime, stars Peter Falk as an embittered older man whose friendship with a black youngster ( Aaron Meeks ) opens up a new view of the world for both . " The Wishing Tree, " 8 p . m . Sunday, Feb . 20, stars Alfre Woodard, Helen Shaver, Mary Alice and Blair Underwood in the story of a big-city lawyer ( Woodard ) who returns to her rural Southern home for her mother's funeral and faces her past.