Never Say Never: The Deidre Hall Story (1995)

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Written by Nancey Silvers

Directed by John Patterson

Also known as "La Historia de Deidre Hall", "The Deidre Hall Story"

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Fact-based drama about an actress's refusal to accept that she'll never have a child of her own. Faced with the nightmare of infertility, she and her husband decide to try an alternative route. But the path to finding a suitable surrogate to carry the child proves long and challenging. Leading lady Deidre Hall bares her soul to appear as herself

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Cast

Deidre HallHerself
Daniel Hugh-KellySteve Sohmer
Ray BakerDeidre's first husband
Image for Eve GordonEve GordonRobin
Connie RayShane
Mark LonowMarcus
Wayne NorthropHimself
Lynn HerringHerself
Elaine Bromka
Robert Curtis-Brown
James Greene
Suzanne Rogers
Nolan Miller
Joel Polis
Kate Williamson

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