A Wedding on Walton Mountain (1982)

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Written by Marjorie Fowler, Claylene Jones

Directed by Lee Philips

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1982

Rating: U Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

The Walton family return a decade on. The kids have all grown up and are each facing their own personal challenges. Life on Walton Mountain continues with the trails and tribulations of the family. Erin and Paul have recently decided to get married. They set the date as Valentines Day. However, the unexpected return of Erin's ex-boyfriend, Ashley, causes problems as he is determined to win her back. Ben takes charge of the Lumber Mill business while father is in Arizona with their ailing mother. Mary Ellen is in medical school as her boyfriend Jonsey prepares to open up a veterinary clinic.

Cast

Ralph WaiteJohn Walton
Jon WalmsleyJason Walton
Judy Norton-TaylorMary Ellen
Eric ScottBen Walton
Mary Beth McDonoughErin Walton
David W. HarperJim-Bob Walton
Kami CotlerElizabeth Walton
Ellen CorbyGrandma Walton
Joe ConleyIke Godsey
Ronnie Claire EdwardsCorabeth Godsey
Richard GillilandJonesy
Morgan StevensPaul Northridge
Kip NivenReverend Tom Marshall
Louis WelchAshley Longworth Jr.
Leslie WinstonCindy Walton

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