All That I Have

Dr. Charles Grayson is one of the most beloved and respected men in his community, yet he's on trial trying to prove he's neither incompetent nor irrational. Dr. Grayson is a latter-day Good Samaritan, donating his money to the church and to those individuals who need some hope and encouragement in their lives. Having been blessed with good fortune throughout his life, Dr. Grayson simply wants to share that good fortune, as he believes God would want him to.

Produced by the Presbyterian Church, All That I Have boasts many familiar names among its cast and crew. Houseley Stevenson Sr. plays Dr. Grayson, and his real-life sons Onslow Stevens and Houseley Jr. (later an acclaimed film editor) have featured roles, as do Donald Woods, Tom Neal (Flying Tigers), Paul Cavanagh , Russell Hicks and George Pembroke.

Director and editor William F. Claxton's many credits include episodes of "Bonanza," "Little House on the Prairie" not to mention Night of the Lepus (1972). Cinematographer Joseph F. Biroc would later win two Emmy Awards, including one for the original Brian's Song (1971), and an Academy Award for The Towering Inferno (1974). One of his earliest credits was the Frank Capra classic It's a Wonderful Life (1946).

Includes a bonus episode of the television show "Crossroads" starring Donald Woods and Richard Jaeckel.

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