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Lily in Winter: Directed by Delbert Mann. With Natalie Cole, Brian Bonsall, Marla Gibbs, Cecil Hoffman. In 1957, New Yorkers report the kidnapping of their son, who follows his nanny on a train taking her home to Alabama.
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- Drama, Family
- Delbert Mann
- 1994-12-08
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is a USA Network original Christmas-themed movie, starring Natalie Cole in her first dramatic television performance, that premiered on December 8, 1994.
In the 1957 holiday season, a couple of New Yorkers, Donna and Jim Towler, report the kidnapping of their son, Michael, who follows his nanny, Lily Covington, on a train taking her home to Alabama.
Editors Ralph E. Winters and Harry Kaye was nominated for the 1995 Eddie Award for Best Edited TV Movie. The writers, including Robert Eisele, was nominated for the 1995 WGA TV Award for Original Long Form. Rae'ven Kelly, who played as Louretta Covington, has won a 1995 Young Artist Award for Best TV Special Actress.
•This is the last feature to be directed by Delbert Mann.
•Lily in Winter at the Internet Movie Database
Lily in Winter ★★½ 1994 (PG) Christmas story about families and the ties that bind, set in 1957. Black nanny Lily (Cole in her film debut) works for busy showbiz New Yorkers, the Towlers (Hoffmann and Brown), looking after their neglected 10-year-old son Michael (Bonsall).
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Lily Covington, a Manhattan housekeeper, embarks on a trip to the rural Alabama town of her youth. To Lily's surprise, her employer's nine-year-old son Michael stows...
Lily Covington (played by Natalie) who is nanny to a white little boy name Michael Towler (Bonsall) who start to like Lily very much. So Lily and Michael run away to go to Alabama in 1957, but don't weary they will come back.
