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| Margot Kidder | ... |
Rita Harris
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| Annie Potts | ... |
Bonnie Howard
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| Robert Carradine | ... |
Stanley Howard
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Winston Rekert | ... |
Marcello
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| George Touliatos | ... |
Mario
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Guy Sanvido | ... |
Aldo
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Arnie Achtman | ... |
Alvin
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| Michael Zelniker | ... |
Andy
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Jefferson Mappin | ... |
Willy
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Maureen Fitzgerald | ... |
Anna
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Albert Bernardo | ... |
Stefane
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Rena Tenen | ... |
Angela
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Alberto De Rosa | ... |
Anselmo
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Gino Marrocco | ... |
Guido
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Susan Conway Mitchell | ... |
Theresa
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A young wife becomes pregnant, but the child's father is not her husband. Afraid to tell him, she leaves home, and meets an outgoing, free-spirited woman on a bus. Although the two are polar opposites, the wife moves in with the young woman, and finds out that they have much more in common than she realized. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
This flick is tricky to come by, but it is available on video and is extremely likable. A very young Annie Potts plays an insecure pregnant woman who is afraid to tell her husband that he is not the father of the bun in the oven. She runs away and moves in with Margot Kidder's raunchy man-hungry drifter. The chemistry between the two make it a hard show to resist. A female buddy movie with a refreshing lightness of touch and some beautiful cinematography.