"Everybody Loves Raymond" may have ended but that doesn't mean we can't keep on loving the cast of Raymond!

Keep up to date on what Patricia Heaton, Ray Romano, Brad Garrett, Peter Boyle, Doris Roberts and Phil Rosenthal have lined up for the future.

Patricia Heaton // The Bituminous Coal Queens of PA Patricia Heaton // ABC TV Deal Patricia Heaton // Thou Shalt Laugh
Patricia Heaton // The Scene Patricia Heaton // Amazing Grace Patricia Heaton // Buena Vista Talk Show
Patricia Heaton // Enslaved by Ducks Patricia Heaton // Path to 9/11 Patricia Heaton // The Engagement Ring
Ray Romano // Stand Up Comedy Tour HBO TV Show Deal Ray Romano // Father Knows Best
Ray Romano // The Grand Ray Romano // 95 Miles to Go Ray Romano // Grilled
Ray Romano // Ice Age 2 Brad Garrett // Til Death Brad Garrett // Stand Up Comedy
Brad Garrett // The Odd Couple Peter Boyle // Shadows of Atticus Doris Roberts // Our House
Doris Roberts // Keeping Up with the Steins Doris Roberts // Grandma's Boy Phil Rosenthal // You're Lucky You're Funny

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Our House


FIVE-TIME EMMY?AWARD WINNER DORIS ROBERTS
AND ‘SCRUBS'STAR JUDY REYES
PORTRAY A WEALTHY WIDOW AND A HOMELESS WOMAN WHO
EACH DISCOVER A LIFE WORTH LIVING IN 'OUR HOUSE'

A HALLMARK CHANNEL ORIGINAL PREMIERING MARCH 2006


Five-time Emmy?Award winner Doris Roberts ("Everybody Loves Raymond") and "Scrubs" star Judy Reyes portray a wealthy widow and a homeless woman who each discover a life worth living in Hallmark Channel’s Original movie "Our House," which premieres March 2006.

This story of a wealthy widow who dedicates her life to the homeless was profoundly important to Roberts, who found inspiration not just in the script but also in the writings of her late husband, author William Goyen. "He wrote that, when we see infirm or handicapped or older people, or the homeless, we tend to turn away," Roberts said. "We shun them and we take away their light."

That passage struck a chord with Roberts, who convinced the "Our House" filmmakers to include Goyen’s poignant words into the script. "It’s something my character says, quoting her late husband," the actress said. It is Roberts'hope that, just as her character does, people who view the film will be inspired to offer hope to those who may have lost it, not to turn away.

"When the film was in production, Hallmark Channel proposed using the movie’s promotion as a platform to raise American consciousness on chronic homelessness, and I wanted the movie to have that impact. Having a safe place to call home strengthens families, communities, and the nation as a whole," Roberts says.

When Roberts'character, Ruth Galloway, attempts suicide after the death of her husband, a chance encounter with Billy (Reyes), a homeless woman who rescues Ruth from a pill overdose, helps each woman discover a life worth living. Ruth is intrigued by Billy, whose life is vastly different from her own. Although Billy is at first resistant to accepting aid, she eventually opens up and helps Ruth understand ?just as Goyen understood?that many of the homeless are regular people who merely have fallen on hard times or endured crippling personal tragedies. To the dismay of her daughter and neighbors, Ruth is inspired by Billy and opens up the mansion to many more who are homeless.

Hallmark Entertainment presents "Our House," an Alpine Medien Production in association with Larry Levinson Productions. Robert Halmi, Jr. and Larry Levinson are executive producers. Nick Lombardo and Amy Goldberg are co-executive producers. Randy Pope and Lincoln Lageson are co-producers. "Our House" was directed by Mark Griffiths and written by Michael Lach.