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Nancy Drew is a television film adaptation of the Nancy Drew series. It stars Maggie Lawson as Nancy Drew and was first aired on ABC on December 15, 2002.
Contents
- 1 Premise
- 2 Plot summary
- 3 Cast and characters
- 4 Development
- 5 Media
- 5.1 Video
- 6 External links
- 7 References
Premise[]
From an archived version of ABC's website[1]:
- In this contemporary version of the still popular mystery series, Nancy is a young college-bound teenager whose reputation for solving crimes already precedes her. She enters freshman year at River Heights University, accompanied by childhood girlfriends George (Lauren Birkell) and Bess (Jill Ritchie). The trio joins their new roommate, Teeny (Marieh Delfino), in the throngs of sorority rush, where they are immediately impressed by Allison Price (Sabine Singh), sorority president, pre-med student and fiancée of the school's star football player. But Allison's life takes a sudden downturn when her boyfriend slips into a coma after abusing performance-enhancing substances and the immediate evidence points to her as the supplier! The ever-inquisitive Nancy is determined to find out the truth, even if she risks ruining her academic career and her close relationship with her widowed father.
Plot summary[]
- to be added
Cast and characters[]
- Maggie Lawson as Nancy Drew
- Jill Ritchie as Bess Marvin
- Lauren Birkell as George Fayne
- Marieh Delfino as Christina "Teeny" Timkins
- Charlie Finn as Hank Luckman
- Heath Freeman as Patrick Daly
- James Avery as Prof. Duke Shifflin
- Brett Cullen as Carson Drew
- Jenny O'Hara as Hannah Gruen
- Nick Stabile as Ned Nickerson
- Kevin Tighe as Coach Jeffries
- Brian White as Franklin "Sweet Money" Sanderson
- Sabine Singh as Allison Price
- Dale Midkiff as Jimbo Mitchell
- Michelle Morgan as Jaclyn Calberson
- Hoku as Bitsy
- Joanna Canton as Sue
Development[]
The film was developed by ABC, as a backdoor pilot for its Wonderful World of Disney anthology. Maggie Lawson was the first cast in February 2002, with the additions of James Avery were the first cast in February 2002, with all the rest of the cast besides Avery joining later in the month; Avery was not cast until March.[2][3][4] Filming began March 11.[3]
Media[]
Det. Patrick Daly and Nancy Drew
Brett Cullen as Carson Drew
Hank and Nancy Drew
Bess, Nancy Drew and George
James Avery as Prof. Duke Shifflin
Kevin Tighe as Coach Jeffries
Brett Cullen as Carson Drew
Sabine Singh as Allison Price
Sloan Robinson as Head Nurse
Maggie Lawson as Nancy Drew
Dale Midkiff as Jimbo Mitchell
Charlie Finn as Hank
Heath Freeman as Det. Patrick Daly
Michelle Morgan as Jaclyn Kennedy Calberson
Brian White as Franklin 'Sweet Money' Roosevelt Sanderson
Marieh Delfino as Teeny
Lauren Birkell as George
Jill Ritchie as Bess
Jill Ritchie as Bess
Andrew Leeds as Newspaper Kid
Nancy Drew and Jeff D'Agostino as Heavy Metal Kid
Nick Stabile as Ned Nickerson
Nancy Drew and Brian White as Franklin 'Sweet Money' Roosevelt Sanderson
Caught
Maggie Lawson as Nancy Drew
Video[]
External links[]
- Archived ABC website
Nancy Drew (2002 television film) on The Internet Movie Database- Nancy Drew (2002 film) on Wikipedia
References[]
- ↑ Archived ABC website. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
- ↑ Grego, Melissa (February 12, 2002). "Harris and Moreno board pilots for Peacock,Eye". Variety. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Grego, Melissa (February 25, 2002). "Casting their lots". Variety. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
- ↑ Grego, Melissa (March 18, 2002). "Pilots land passengers". Variety. Retrieved April 21, 2020.
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