Michael Landon, the Father I Knew is a film of genre Drama directed by Michael Graham Landon, Jr. with John Schneider
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Un père trop célèbre (Michael Landon, the Father I Knew) est un téléfilm dramatique américain de 1999 sur la vie de Michael Landon.Synopsis
Mike et ses sœurs ont toujours idéalisé leur père. Intelligent, drôle et généreux, ce dernier a toujours su être là lorsque ses enfants avaient besoin de lui malgré son emploi du temps très chargé. Mais tout bascule le jour où Michael rencontre une jeune femme superbe avec qui il décide de refaire sa vie. Dès lors, Michael commence à négliger ses enfants, ce dont souffre cruellement Mike...
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