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With a new original screenplay by Gerald DiPego, writer of the original film, Phenomenon II tells the story of an ordinary man, George Malley (Shyer), who sees a strange light bursting in the sky on his birthday and awakens the following day to find his IQ climbing and his body empowered. George wants to put his newfound gifts to good use for his mother, Nora (Clayburgh), and his small town. As the word spreads, however, he is treated instead as a freak and a rebel. When the government wants to use George's talents for other purposes, he fears he'll become a scientific guinea pig. In the original feature film, the story ended with George going off into the hills, presumably to die. In Phenomenon II, his story continues. George escapes to San Francisco and begins a new life under an assumed identity. As he adjusts to life in the big city, he senses other people may share his new-found abilities.
Cruella emerges from prison rehabilitated and ""conditioned"" by Dr. Pavlov to be an animal lover par excellence. She adopts the name Ella and no longer seeks to wear her furry friends. That is until she hears Big Ben chime and — doggone it — she reverts to the puppy-stealing Cruella. Energized, Cruella quickly enlists furrier Jean-Pierre Le Pelt to help her realize her dream creation - a hooded-fur coat made with 102 Dalmatian puppy pelts. To throw the police and her probation officer off the scent, Cruella picks the owner of a dog shelter to blame for the puppy nappings. With the help of a talking parrot, who thinks he's a rottweiler, a rescue mission is mounted and the adventure begins.
In The Challenge, Ashley stars as ""Lizzie"" and Mary-Kate stars as ""Shane,"" estranged sisters who live on opposite ends of the country. To their surprise, they are brought together as teammates on a hit reality television show entitled ""The Challenge."" If the girls can work together, put aside their differences and hide their romances from the show's producers, they could win the grand prize — college scholarships.
Academy Award-winning actress and Hollywood legend Julie Andrews and ten-year-old actress Sofia Vassilieva reprise their roles from the popular telefilm, Eloise at the Plaza, for Eloise at Christmastime, a live action holiday film based on the bestselling illustrated children's books written by the late Kay Thompson
