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Melanie (1982)
"She had to fight for what most women take for granted"
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68
Starring
Glynnis O'Connor
Paul Sorvino
Burton Cummings
Director
Rex Bromfield
PG
1 hr 35 min
Feb 12th, 1982
Drama
,
Romance
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Plot
A backwoods, illiterate young woman from Arkansas battles to regain custody of her son from her estranged husband who feels she is an unfit mother. In the process, she falls in love with a struggling musician who helps her cause.
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Theatrical Release:
February 12th, 1982
Original Language:
English
Executive Producers:
Richard Simpson
Production Companies:
20th Century Fox
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romance
motherly love
arkansas
backwoods
illiteracy
Cast & Crew
G
Glynnis O'Connor
as Melanie Daniel
P
Paul Sorvino
as Walter
B
Burton Cummings
as Rick
Don Johnson
as Carl
D
Donann Cavin
as Ginny
J
Jamie Dick
as Tyler
R
Rex Bromfield
Director
M
Michael C. Green
Story
R
Richard Paluck
Screenplay
P
Peter Simpson
Producer
R
Richard Simpson
Executive Producer
R
Robert Guza Jr.
Screenplay
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