No Other Love (TV 1979)Two marginally retarded young adults fall in love and wish to marry. Director:Richard Pearce |
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Title: No Other Love (TV 1979)
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Andrew Madison
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| Julie Kavner | ... |
Janet Michaels
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| Frances Lee McCain | ... |
Pat Hollister
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| Norman Alden | ... |
Les Hollister
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Elizabeth Allen | ... |
Jean Michaels
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| M. Emmet Walsh | ... |
DeFranco
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| Robert Loggia | ... |
David Michaels
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| Scott Jacoby | ... |
Bruce Michaels
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Marilyn Coleman | ... |
Mrs. Walker
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Neil Cooper | ... |
Neil
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| Billy Drago | ... |
Brian
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Brad Gorman | ... |
Richard
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| John Gowans | ... |
Justice of the Peace
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Cynthia Hoppenfeld | ... |
Mrs. Oberman
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Corkie Harris | ... |
Corkie
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Two marginally retarded young adults fall in love and wish to marry.
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24 March 1979 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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[David walks in]
Janet Michaels: Dad, Lucy's acting stupid again.
David Michaels: Janet, stop talking to the TV.
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Janet Michaels: [Watching an episode of I Love Lucy where Lucy locks Ethel in a large laundry machine] Lucy, Ethel's locked in the closet!... Lucy! Leave Ethel alone![David walks in]
Janet Michaels: Dad, Lucy's acting stupid again.
David Michaels: Janet, stop talking to the TV.
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I'm 25 years old right now and have lost my copy of this movie unfortunately. I don't remember if it was good according to my refined standards now, but for some reason, when I was about 7 or 8, I taped this movie off of television when it was on WUTV-Fox 29 and continuously watched it over and over again like it was my favorite. So this movie is one of my favorites because of that. Simple but unusual premise, two mentally retarded people meet and fall in love and look for their family's blessing. Maybe at the time I thought handicapped people were funny, maybe I found the story touching, maybe I sympathized with Andrew, the main character who gets into more trouble than he usually deserves. Regardless, it was something that my 8 year old, until around 12 years old, mind enjoyed watching over and over again. Enjoyable film and well worth a viewing if a copy can be found, especially to see one of Julie Kavner's acting ranges before she was Marge Simpson.