Tomorrow (1972)A lonely farmer takes in a pregnant woman and looks after her. After she gives birth, tragedy strikes. Director:Joseph Anthony |
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Tomorrow (1972)A lonely farmer takes in a pregnant woman and looks after her. After she gives birth, tragedy strikes. Director:Joseph Anthony |
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Olga Bellin | ... | |
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Sudie Bond | ... | |
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Richard McConnell | ... | |
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William Hawley | ... | |
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James Franks | ... |
Preacher Whitehead
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Johnny Mask | ... |
Jackson /
Longstreet Fentry - Sarah's child
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Effie Green | ... |
Storekeeper
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Ken Lindley | ... |
Judge
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R.M. Weaver | ... |
Jury Foreman
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Dick Dougherty | ... |
Buck Thorpe
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Jeff Williams | ... |
H.T. Bookwright
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Jack Simley | ... |
Thorpe Brother
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Billy Summerford | ... |
Thorpe Brother
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A lonely farmer in backwoods Mississippi takes in a pregnant wayfarer who has been abandoned by the father of her child and the farmer looks after her. Written by Guy Lazarus
In my opinion, Robert Duvall's performance made this story into a believable movie, and turned his character into a man of understated strength, and an admirable person. He managed to capture the mannerisms, accent, and speech syntax of his character and the region to the extent that the other actors' otherwise good portrayals appeared out of place. I'm not sure that I would have seen the movie, had I read the story first; however, having seen the movie, I want to read the book.