9 movies for fans of Little House on the Prairie Echo Bridge Entertainment.
(DVD) 

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McKeon, Nancy, actor.
Pasdar, Adrian, 1965- actor.
Deakins, Lucy, 1971- actor.
London, Jeremy, 1972- actor.
Kulik, Buzz, film director.
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LC Subjects
Biographical films
Feature films
Frontier and pioneer life -- Alaska -- Fiction.
Frontier and pioneer life -- Fiction.
Historical films
Indian captivities -- Fiction.
Ingles, Mary Draper, -- 1732-1815 -- Fiction.
Made-for-TV movies
Martin, Martha, -- 1896-1959 -- Fiction.
Oregon National Historic Trail -- Fiction.
Overland journeys to the Pacific -- Fiction.
Prairies -- Fiction.
Shawnee Indians -- Fiction.
Silver mines and mining -- Fiction.
Survival -- Fiction.
United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Fiction.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Western films.
Wilder, Laura Ingalls, -- 1867-1957 -- Fiction.
Women -- West (U.S.) -- Fiction.
Women pioneers -- Fiction.
Wyoming -- Fiction.

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Format
DVD
Physical Desc
2 videodiscs (813 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Language
English
UPC
096009362447

Notes

Creation/Production Credits
Mother's gift: Music, Lee Holdridge ; director of photography, Denis Lewiston ; teleplay, Earl Hamner, Don Sipes and Joe Wiesenfeld.
Creation/Production Credits
Legend of the Ruby Silver: Produced by Arvi Liimatainen, Pete White, Allen S. Epstein, and Jim Green ; directed by Charles Wilkinson ; written by Pete White.
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Prairie fever: Director of photography, Al Lopez; edited by Jennifer Jean Cacavas; music by Joe Kraemer.
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Young pioneers: Produced by Ed Friendly ; directed by Michael O'Herlihy ; music by Laurence Rosenthal ; written for television by Blanche Hanalis.
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Seven alone: Director of photography, Robert Stumm ; film editor, Dan Greer ; musical score, Robert O. Ragland.
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Follow the river: Director of photography, Michael E. Gershman ; editor, Bonnie Koehler ; music, Ernest Troost.
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Sign of the Otter: Director of photography, Steven Kaman ; score, Gay Topper ; songs, Keith and Rusty McNeil ; editor, A. Dean Bell.
Creation/Production Credits
Rugged gold: Music, Dick le Fort ; director of photography, Pierre Letarte.
Participants/Performers
Mother's gift: Nancy McKeon, Adrian Pasdar, Lucy Deakins, Jeremy London, Max Wright, Adam Storke.
Participants/Performers
Pioneer woman: Joanna Pettet, William Shatner, Helen Hunt.
Participants/Performers
Legend of the Ruby Silver: Jonathan Jackson, Rebecca Jenkins, John Schneider.
Participants/Performers
Prairie fever: Kevin Sorbo, Lance Henriksen, Dominique Swain.
Participants/Performers
Young pioneers: Roger Kern, Linda Purl, Robert Hays, Shelly Juttner, Robert Donner, Frank Marth, Brendan Dillon, Charles Tyner.
Participants/Performers
Seven alone: Dewey Martin, Aldo Ray, Anne Collings, Dean Smith, James Griffith, Stewart Petersen, Dehl Berti.
Participants/Performers
Follow the river: Sheryl Lee, Ellen Burstyn, Tim Guinee, Eric Schweig.
Participants/Performers
Sign of the Otter: Dan Haggerty, John Christian, Rick Washburn, Jacqueline Knox, John Weiner, Ryan Washburn.
Participants/Performers
Rugged gold: Jill Eikenberry, Art Hindle, Ari Magder, Graham Greene.
Description
Mother's gift: In her small frontier town, Abbie finds herself being courted by two different men, Will and Ed. After promising Ed her hand, her true love, Will comes back from the war asking the same. Abbie choses Will and the pair leave town for land out West. With only the pearls her mother gave her as a wedding gift and her love of singing, Abbie discovers that life on the prairie is tough on her marriage and her dream.
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Pioneer woman: A woman endures the death of her husband, then must decide whether or not to make a go of her new home with only the help of her children. Set in Wyoming around 1867.
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Legend of the Ruby Silver: A mother and son are hired to lend a hand at a mining site. When the mine doesn't produce as expected, dangers become more and more real.
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Prairie fever: The Western trail can be a risky one, but it becomes a road to redemption for a destitute lawman, a journey towards hope for three troubled women, and a way to keep running from the law for a sharp but desperate woman.
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Young pioneers: Molly and David Beaton are young newlyweds who head out for the vast wilderness of the newly opened Dakota territory to start a new life. They secure a large track of land as "homesteaders" and build a sod house to try to get through the long, difficult winter.
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Seven alone: Thirteen-year-old John Sager takes on the responsibility of his six younger siblings, and shepherds them safely to Oregon in 1843 after their parents die while traveling from Missouri to a better life in the West. Based on a true story.
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Follow the river: Mary Ingles is a Virginia homesteader whose family is suddenly captured by Shawnee Indians. Impressed by her courage and strength after being taken captive, the Shawnee leader decides to make Mary his mate. Mary then makes the dangerous decision to escape the Shawnee village with another captive woman. Together they embark on a harrowing journey through the Virginia wilderness toward freedom and home.
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Sign of the Otter: During the American Revolution, a young boy captured by the British and held prisoner in the enemy fort must be brave and resourceful while awaiting rescue. His father accepts the help of a friendly native Indian chief, and together they scale the walls of Fort Niagra to save the boy in a daring rescue.
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Rugged gold: Martha, a widowed socialite raising her son Lloyd, finds love again with Don, a rugged outdoorsman who convinces her to move north. When Lloyd and Don go missing during a dangerous earthquake, Martha is forced to endure an Alaskan winter on her own. Carried by her unwavering will to live, Martha's tale of survival is an uplifting experience for the entire family.
Target Audience
Not rated: Legend of the Ruby Silver
Target Audience
Rating: PG.
System Details
DVD.

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

McKeon, N., Pasdar, A., Deakins, L., London, J., Kulik, B., Pettet, J., Shatner, W., Hunt, H., Jackson, J., Jenkins, R., Schneider, J., & Bellamy, E. (2014). 9 movies for fans of Little House on the Prairie: Echo Bridge Entertainment . Echo Bridge Home Entertainment.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Nancy, McKeon et al.. 2014. 9 Movies for Fans of Little House On the Prairie: Echo Bridge Entertainment. Echo Bridge Home Entertainment.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Nancy, McKeon et al.. 9 Movies for Fans of Little House On the Prairie: Echo Bridge Entertainment Echo Bridge Home Entertainment, 2014.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

McKeon, Nancy,, et al. 9 Movies for Fans of Little House On the Prairie: Echo Bridge Entertainment Echo Bridge Home Entertainment, 2014.

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