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Call Me Crazy: A Five Film
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The Identical
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Lead Actress for a Miniseries/Movie nominee Ashley Judd of ‘Missing’ on Emmys red carpet. She arrived for her first Primetime Emmy bid in Carolina Herrera custom raspberry double-face duchess silk halter bow closure fishtail gown with top stitching seam detail, Martin Katz‘s Gardenia Brooch, Amethyst Ring and Pear shape cabochon rubelite and diamond dangle earrings.
How far would you go to save the person you love most in the world? Emmy Award nominee* Ashley Judd stars in Missing, ABC’s riveting new series, bursting with international intrigue and thrilling twists and turns. Becca Winstone (Ashley Judd) learns that her son, Michael, has disappeared while studying abroad, and it’s a race against time when she travels to Europe to track him down. It soon becomes clear that Becca is no ordinary woman, but a former CIA agent deactivated after the devastating death of her husband, Paul Winstone (Sean Bean). If she wants to find her son alive, Becca will have to rely on old friends, as well as old enemies, ex-lovers, and spies, and will be forced to reopen old wounds. Her resourcefulness, skill, and determination will be put to the test – but a mother’s love knows no limits. ABC’s action-packed drama grabs you from the very first minute and never lets go. Relive Becca’s search through the streets of Europe, complete with exclusive bonus features that take you even deeper into her journey. – Amazon.com
If your television show revolves around a search for someone missing, it helps to have Ashley Judd looking.
That’s ABC’s lesson from Nielsen’s television ratings. Last Thursday’s premiere of the network drama “Missing,” starring Judd as a former CIA agent trying to find a teenage son who disappeared in Rome, landed among the 10 most popular series last week with 10.6 million viewers. The strong sampling came despite “Missing” competing directly with Fox’s “American Idol.”
Meanwhile, ABC’s newish drama “The River,” involving a family’s hunt for a naturalist missing in the Amazon region, landed at No. 73 on Nielsen’s list with an audience of 4.1 million. The man’s family does not include Ashley Judd.