Edward Herrmann

A happy child is sent to a harsh institution for orphans where the headmaster dislikes her, but her hopes for a customary Christmas treat spark magic.

The new preacher in town joins forces with the most unlikely group of organized crime fighters anyone has ever dreamed up -- six lady church members who are dedicated, eager, ready, willing ... everything but organized!

In his long and often controversial life Wright created a series of brilliant and original public buildings and private homes, many of which have been preserved, while his interior designs for furniture and decorative elements remain hugely popular today in stores and museums alike.

From the rebellion to the Constitution, explore the pivotal era in U.S. history.

Join us for an epic 2-hour look at the War of 1812.

A small band of religious fundamentalists flee persecution in Europe in the hopes of creating a more godly society in the New World, but devastating difficulties await these immigrants in North America.

In August 2005, a Titanic wreckage expedition found 2 incredibly well-preserved sections of the bottom of the ship's hull. Will this discovery change our understanding of Titanic's final moments?

After being attacked by an angry mob, Herman Munster finds part of a letter from his niece Marilyn in California and decides to move the family to America. But when they arrive, they find Marilyn's father, Norman, is missing and her mother, Elsa, is in a coma! As The Munsters try to adapt to their new country, they discover what happened to Norman and search for a cure to save Elsa.

Did Titanic have a fatal design flaw? John Chatterton and Richie Kohler of "Deep Sea Detectives" dive the wreckage of Titanic's sister ship, Britannic, to investigate the possibility.

A broke single mother lands a job at a small town diner where the kindly patrons and staff help her family to have a happy holiday.

Fact-based take on the 1924 luxury yacht trip hosted by mogul William Randolph Hearst and his lover that resulted in a hushed-up killing of a guest.

Suspicious that his sister-in-law is being unfaithful, Ian shares his doubts with his brother, leading to tragic consequences for their family.

Winner of a Golden Globe and 11 Emmy awards, “Eleanor and Franklin” stars Edward Herrmann and Jane Alexander. The movie chronologically orders the first four decades of the lives of Eleanor and Franklin. You will get to experience the various conflicts that loomed, whether it was Franklin’s overbearing mother or Eleanor’s discovery of FDR’s affair with Lucy Mercer, Eleanor went through many trials and tribulations. After Franklin is stricken with Polio in 1921, she emerges as an influential public figure.

A widow works as a burlesque dancer to support her young son. When the establishment is turned into a strip club, her father-in-law uses suggestive photos of her performing to sue for custody of his grandson.

When a selfish heiress falls off of a yacht and gets amnesia, a carpenter she cheated convinces her she's his wife and puts her to work.

After witnessing the Bolshevik Revolution, an American journalist returns home with a newfound passion to spread his idealism in the United States.

A former journalist turned suburban housewife can't resist getting involved in an investigation of the scandalous murder of a philandering dentist.

A boy billionaire seemingly has everything, but when his parents are kidnapped and his family’s business stolen, he must spring into action.

Ken Burns tells the story of one of the most important families in American history.