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    Ernest Borgnine 'Wishing' upon a star

    Kimberly Nordyke
    Mon Oct 6, 2008 9:02pm EDT

    LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Ernest Borgnine has signed to star in Hallmark Channel's TV movie "The Wishing Well," which marks the 200th movie of his career.

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    Jordan Ladd and Sally Kellerman also will star in the project, centering on a reporter (Ladd) sent to an Illinois town to write a fluff piece on the local wishing well, which ends up having an impact on her life. Borgnine plays a local innkeeper and Kellerman a waitress/unofficial town therapist.

    "The Wishing Well" will premiere next September.

    Borgnine, 91, earned a Golden Globe nomination this year for his role in the Hallmark movie "A Grandpa for Christmas."

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