With Lindsay Crouse in the ABC movie "Summer Solstice" 1980, which also starred Henry Fonda in his last film appearance. This one hour TV movie was about an aging couple, played by Henry Fonda and Myrna Loy, reminiscing over their life together. "Lindsay and I played their characters as young people. It was the first and only movie directed by legendary film editor Ralph Rosenblum, who cut 'The Pawnbroker' and all the early Woody Allen comedies. It was written by Bill Phillips and produced by a local TV station in Boston, then bought by ABC - the first time a network had bought a movie from a local station. It was also the last one hour movie ABC aired."