| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Taraji P. Henson | ... | ||
| Terry O'Quinn | ... | ||
| David Haydn-Jones | ... | ||
| Beverly Todd | ... | ||
| Sean Baek | ... | ||
| Drew Davis | ... | ||
| Lucia Walters | ... | ||
| Alvin Sanders | ... | ||
| Anthony Shim | ... | ||
| Marci T. House | ... | ||
| Jennifer Copping | ... | ||
| Alison Araya | ... | ||
| Stephen Lobo | ... | ||
| Crystal Lowe | ... | ||
| Peter Benson | ... | ||
This fact-based Lifetime drama follows one mother's (Tiffany Rubin played by Taraji P. Henson) nightmarish struggle to retrieve the 7-year-old son (Kobe played by Drew Davis) her ex-husband whisked out of her life when he abducted the boy and took him back to his native South Korea. Written by private jarhead
This is a very touching story about a very scary issue. Once a kidnapped child is taken out of the US, US government has little control over obtaining the child. I can not imagine the pain this woman felt and the turmoil she went through to try to get her son back. She is a very strong woman to not have just gone into depression or lived in seclusion after this.
I read another review that complained of the story not being solely based on facts but I think that is just someone who did not give permission for his identity to be included in the movie and is now angry a movie was made anyway. It was his own fault he did not get credit. The basic story appears true and 90% of all based on true stories have details that are not exactly true to case.
This is a great movie about having hope and a miracle. I also saw the Beyond the Headlines story. Tiffany Rubin appears to be the ultimate loving mother. Kobe is lucky to have a mom like her.