Lee Majors Movies

A doctor who lost his son in a tragic accident gets a second shot at healing his fractured family by adopting a little boy with leukemia in this inspirational drama starring Lee Majors and Mel Fair. Ever since Dr. Drew Carter (Fair)'s son was killed in a devastating auto crash, his family has been slowly drifting apart. His wife Julia (Musetta Vander), who was driving at the time, has never been able to forgive herself, and their daughter Kayla (Aubyn Cole) has become emotionally withdrawn. But just when it begins to look like all hope for a happy future is lost, Dr. Carter receives a telephone call from Dr. Miller (Majors), who convinces him to become a foster parent to Johnny (Jerry Phillips), a young boy who suffers from leukemia, and who lost his mother in a drunk driving accident. Though at first Julia is enraged that her husband would agree to bring a dying child into their lives, Johnny's unbreakable spirit and unwavering faith teaches that family that with God's love, we have the power to overcome any challenge that life throws our way. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

An ancient evil has been unleashed upon Bellwood, and now it's up to Ben to rescue the town from certain destruction in this live action, feature-length adventure starring Graham Philips as the shape-shifting superhero. Ben Tennyson has spent all summer fighting malevolent aliens, and now he's ready to kick back and relax. Unfortunately for Ben there's always evil to contend with, and when a rampaging alien descends upon Bellwood in search of a mysterious devise, there's no time to waste before once again jumping into battle. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Patrick McNee and Lee Majors host this documentary that involves testimonials from people who claim to have been visited by angels that have helped them through difficult times. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Lee Majors hosts this documentary that investigates the benefits many people have received thanks to the power of prayer. The film tells the personal stories of those who found strength to get through difficult times, as well as of people who attempted to improve their lives after communicating with the Almighty. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

An epic-Western in the grand tradition, the made-for-cable The Trail to Hope Rose stars Lou Diamond Phillips as Keenan Deerfield, a half-Indian outlaw just released from prison. Determined to start life anew, Keenan takes a grueling rock-mining job in a town controlled by the odious Driggers family, headed by flint-eyed patriarch Samuel Drigger (Warren Stevens), with the coldblooded Gerald Rutledge (Richard Tyson) as the family's chief henchman. Keenan's fellow workers are treated like slaves and forced to live in squalor, but none dare complain lest they meet with one of the many convient "accidents" that have befallen anyone who dares stand up to the Driggers. With stoic fortitude, Keenan waits for the right moment to strike a blow for justice, benefiting from the moral support of the town's honest but ineffectual Marshal Toll (Lee Majors) and good-natured farmer Eugene Lawson (Ernest Borgnine). The plot thickens when Keenan falls in love with Gerald's "woman," the pregnant Christine Beckford (Marina Black), and when one of Keenan's past associates, A.J. Foster (David Shackelford), rides into town intent upon stealing the Drigger mine's payroll. The rather endearing old-fashioned quality of the film is enhanced by the location-shooting at the Paramount Ranch, a reconstructed western town in Agoura, CA. The Trail to Hope Rose first aired July 4, 2004, on the Hallmark channel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

John Travolta's brother Joey Travolta directs the family-oriented adventure Arizona Summer. Lee Majors leads the adult cast as Mr. Travers, a guy who runs a ranch-style summer camp in Arizona. Gemini Barnett stars as Brent Butler, a young troublemaker at his first year of camp, along with other campers Brandon (David Henrie from The Pitts) and Scott (Bug Hall from the 1994 film The Little Rascals). Brent's parents are played by Greg Evigan (from My Two Dads) and Morgan Fairchild. Don Ho's twentysomething daughter Hoku appears in a small role and contributes to the soundtrack. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

Lee Majors, Alison Eastwood, and Derek Hamilton star in writer/director Joey Travolta's supernatural story of a murdered father who returns from the afterlife in order to save his son from meeting a similarly grim demise. Sixty year old family man Bucko Cassidy (Lee Majors) has just been murdered for refusing to sell his homestead, and now it's looking as if his son Junior (Hamilton) is next on the list to die. Upon returning to Earth in spirit form to help his son, Bucko discovers that not only has Junior incurred the wrath of soma particularly dangerous men, but that his marriage to Ellie Rachel Wilson) is in dire straits as well. Should the marriage collapse, Junior will be forced to sell both his house and the family junkyard in order to satisfy the divorce settlement. It's only been six months since Junior buried Bucko, and lately the weight of the loss combined with the stress of his failing marriage is taking a heavy toll on him. Thankfully, despite the fact that there's some serious paperwork to be filled out before Bucko can truly return to Earth, he's been granted permission to temporarily come back in spirit form. But Junior is the only person who can see or hear Bucko, and now his friends and family are convinced that he's finally lost his marbles. Perhaps if Bucko can draw out the unique abilities that Junior possessed in his previous incarnations, his besieged son can finally summon the courage to confront his many problems with the confidence needed to truly solve them once and for all. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Nip/Tuck's Dylan Walsh stars in this comedy drama about a writer named Adam who plunges into depression when his novel is rejected, only to craft his finest work out of the personal strife. As he approaches his milestone 30th birthday, Adam finally begins to see his life taking a turn for the better and tries to ensure he doesn't screw things up. Chapter Zero also stars The L Word's Laurel Holloman and Lee Majors of The Six Million Dollar Man. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

In this randier-than-usual teen comedy, Brad (Will Friedle) is madly in love with Brooke (Marley Shelton), but she happens to have a boyfriend who is a star on the school football team. Brad's best friend Leah (Jennifer Love Hewitt) doesn't think much of Brooke or Brad's interest in her, but this is largely because she's secretly in love with him and wishes he felt the same way. Brooke is having problems with her boyfriend and decides she wants to make him jealous, so while Brad and Brooke are studying together, she tells him she'd be more than happy to have sex with him that night. Good news for Brad, but there's one small problem -- Brad doesn't happen to have any condoms, and as the evening wears on, he has a harder time finding some protection than any man since the dawn of time. Leah, of course, is heartbroken -- as much as she wants Brad to get what he wants, she knows that Brooke is merely using him, and would never give him the love she feels for him. Trojan War was also shown under the title Rescue Me. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

The scene is a remote tropical island, where several top swimsuit models converge for a magazine photo shoot, orchestrated by publisher Lee Majors. The girls are lovely, the scenery gorgeous, the weather couldn't be pleasanter. Only one hitch: one by one, the models fall victim to mysterious fatal accidents. You know by now that these are no accidents. You've also probably guessed that Cover Girl Murders is a USA Cable Network movie (world premiere: October 28, 1993). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi