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The Work and the Glory III: A House Divided (2006)

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Savannah has been good to Joshua Steed. He returns to Missouri a wealthy man, with a beautiful new wife on his arm. But the past has a way of catching up, and soon Joshua is tangled in a web of rumor, deception and betrayal that threatens to tear his relationship apart.Back in Kirtland, unpaid creditors close in to seize the newly completed temple. In response, the Prophet charters a bank, which fails. Bankrupt and embittered, contentions erupt among the leaders, with apostles on both sides of

PG, 1 hr. 33 min.

Drama

Directed By: Sterling Van Wagenen

In Theaters: Nov 22, 2006 Wide

On DVD: Apr 24, 2007

Excel Entertainment

Cast

Sam Hennings
Benjamin Steed
Brenda Strong
Mary Ann Steed
Eric Johnson
Joshua Steed
Alexander Carroll
Nathan Steed
Emily Podleski
Jessica Roundy-Steed
Michael Bowen
Robert Johnson
Meredith Salenger
Caroline Mendenhall-Ste...
Andrew Bowen
Brigham Young
Jonathan Scarfe
Joseph Smith
Corbin Allred
John Griffeth
Connor Chavarria
Will Mendenhall
Brighton Hertford
Ryan Wood

Critic Reviews for The Work and the Glory III: A House Divided

All Critics (5) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (4) | Rotten (1)

The film has leaden dialogue and action without drama: It isn't much more intellectually developed than a grade-school historical pageant.

February 1, 2007 Full Review Source: Arizona Republic

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Richard Nilsen

Arizona Republic

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Engaging for most of its running time, but it ends things on a remarkably unsatisfying note.

April 2, 2007 Full Review Source: EricDSnider.com

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Eric D. Snider

EricDSnider.com

In less than a decade, Mormon cinema has evolved from an easily dismissed curiosity to respectable art, and much of the credit belongs to "The Work and the Glory" series.

February 8, 2007 Full Review Source: Arizona Daily Star

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Phil Villarreal

Arizona Daily Star

Some TV miniseries spend double what executive producer Larry H. Miller invested to make this trilogy, without getting the rich historical flavor this saga has provided.

November 22, 2006 Comment