Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front: Season 1

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Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front

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Disney | Disney Channel | Season Premiere Date: November 26, 2006

Starring: David Aaron Baker, Molly Ringwald, Andrew Chalmers

Summary: Set in 1943 during World War II, this Disney Channel Original Movie tells the story of a family changed by this difficult time in history through a young girl. Emily Bennett is an British girl who is sent to stay with the McIntires for two weeks in the story "Happy Birthday, Molly!" with the promise to be a brave soldier for England. AtSet in 1943 during World War II, this Disney Channel Original Movie tells the story of a family changed by this difficult time in history through a young girl. Emily Bennett is an British girl who is sent to stay with the McIntires for two weeks in the story "Happy Birthday, Molly!" with the promise to be a brave soldier for England. At first Molly thinks of Emily as snobby, but slowly their bond begins to strengthen as they share their love for the English princesses and the movies.… Expand

Genre(s): Action & Adventure, Kids

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HuckleberryPie

Feb 1, 2016

While it isn't without its snags, like its slow pace, it is a charming little flick about a little lass who had a first-hand experience at the home front during World War II. Emily's portrayal as a refugee, or in the era's parlance, evacuee, is definitely moving, and so is Molly's longingWhile it isn't without its snags, like its slow pace, it is a charming little flick about a little lass who had a first-hand experience at the home front during World War II. Emily's portrayal as a refugee, or in the era's parlance, evacuee, is definitely moving, and so is Molly's longing for her father whom she loved dearly. The art direction is also 'swell for a television film, and anyone who has an affinity for the Golden Era would likely be overjoyed upon seeing the film.… Expand

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