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2002
Overview
Pam Sterling's script focuses mainly on Roosevelt's public life rather than probing his inner makeup. This emphasis seems appropriate for a man of action like Roosevelt. Much of the story is told by his eldest daughter, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, herself a memorable figure because of her volatile, headstrong personality. Fictional characters seldom appear in Historyonics scripts, but [Finley Peter Dunne]'s writings featuring Mr. [Martin T. Dooley] are a primary source of opinions about Roosevelt expressed by an influential contemporary. Christopher Hickey is delightful in the blunt Mr. Dooley's recurring appearances. Gary Glasgow is impressive as Mr. Dooley's friend Mr. Hennessy and as Roosevelt's friend Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Pulitzer, Inc
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