Clarence (1990)
An angel returns to Earth to change lives; perfect for fans of heartfelt classics and uplifting stories with a touch of magic.
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, TV Movie
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Overview
Spin off from the classic 1946 Jimmy Stewart film "It's A Wonderful Life" finds his protecting angel, Clarence, again returning to Earth to help another human.
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Robert Carradine
Clarence Odbody
Kate Trotter
Rachel Logan
Louis Del Grande
Brimmer
Richard Fitzpatrick
Jeremy
Barbara Hamilton
Mrs. Duckworth
Jamie Leigh Rainey
Casey
Nicolas Van Burek
Brent
Jason McSkimming
Joseph
Larry Aubrey
Bert
Rachel Blanchard
Jill
Christian Campbell
Larry
Claire Cellucci
Brimmer's Secretary
Conrad Coates
Cellblock Cop
Alvin Crawford
Football Player
Murray Cruchley
English Teacher
Kevin Frank
Brimmer's Programmer
Marvin Karon
Loans Officer
Deborah Kirshenbaum
Rachel's Cabbie
Shawn Lawrence
Clarence's Cabbie
Bruce McFee
Football Coach
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A pale imitation of its predecessor. '#39;Clarence'#39; is probably exactly how you'#39;d imagine a sequel/spin-off to 1946'#39;s '#39;It'#39;s a Wonderful Life'#39;. It'#39;s charm is completely lost, and while it does have some heart it fails to make an noteworthy impact. Robert Carradine is, at least, passable with his performance as the titular character. He is fine. Kate Trotter is the '#39;best'#39; of the rest. The plot is practically the same, though is obviously shrunk to fit into the requirements of a television film. It'#39;s less of a journey, for sure. Ultimately, this is extremely pointless. It, admittedly, isn'#39;t awful though.
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A pale imitation of its predecessor. <em>'Clarence'</em> is probably exactly how you'd imagine a sequel/spin-off to 1946's <em>'It's a Wonderful Life'</em>. It's charm is completely lost, and while it does have some heart it fails to make an noteworthy impact. Robert Carradine is, at least, passable with his performance as the titular character. He is fine. Kate Trotter is the 'best' of the rest. The plot is practically the same, though is obviously shrunk to fit into the requirements of a television film. It's less of a journey, for sure. Ultimately, this is extremely pointless. It, admittedly, isn't awful though.
