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A lonely farmer takes in a pregnant woman and looks after her. After she gives birth, tragedy strikes. full summary | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Ellen Burstyn Walks The Red Carpet And Talks Main Street(From Cinema Blend. 4 May 2009, 10:15 AM, PDT)
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Simply beautiful moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Robert Duvall | ... | Jackson Fentry |
 | Olga Bellin | ... | Sarah Eubanks |
| Sudie Bond | ... | Mrs. Hulie |
| Richard McConnell | ... | Isham Russell |
| Peter Masterson | ... | Lawyer Douglas |
| William Hawley | ... | Papa Fentry |
| James Franks | ... | Preacher Whitehead |
 | Johnny Mask | ... | Jackson / Longstreet Fentry - Sarah's child |
| Effie Green | ... | Storekeeper |
| Ken Lindley | ... | Judge |
| R.M. Weaver | ... | Jury Foreman |
| Dick Dougherty | ... | Buck Thorpe |
| Jeff Williams | ... | H.T. Bookwright |
| Jack Simley | ... | Thorpe Brother |
| Billy Summerford | ... | Thorpe Brother |
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Revealing mistakes: The entire movie is filmed in the dead of winter. The cotton "harvesting" scene was shot in a bare field with tufts of cotton attached to a few bare, leafless, cotton plant stalks. moreFAQ
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Robert Duvall has mentioned in several interviews that "Tomorrow" was one of his favorite movies that he worked on. He also mentioned that it was one of his most esoteric works. The movie disappeared from the theatres mostly because Duvall wasn't quite a marquee name at the time and furthermore, the actors weren't conventionally beautiful or handsome. And then there was that accent that Duvall affected... Anyway, this was based on a short story by Faulkner that was published in the Saturday Evening Post back when short stories could be published in anything other an anthology. It is also one of my favorite movies. The love story was touching and sweet. The ending had me bawling. And nobody was turned into a fish.