Why Me? (1984)An Air Force nurse about to leave the service is badly disfigured about her face in a car accident in which she also loses her baby... See full summary » Director:Fielder Cook |
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Why Me? (1984)An Air Force nurse about to leave the service is badly disfigured about her face in a car accident in which she also loses her baby... See full summary » Director:Fielder Cook |
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| Glynnis O'Connor | ... |
Leola Mae Harmon
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| Armand Assante | ... |
Dr. James Stallings
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| Craig Wasson | ... |
Brian Harmon
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| Annie Potts | ... |
Daria
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Michael Sacks | ... |
Dr. Harry Jarrick
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Bruce Abbott | ... |
Markus
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Richard Backus | ... |
Civilian Doctor
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William Frankfather | ... |
Dental Corps Doctor
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Kenneth Kimmins | ... |
Chief of Surgery
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Lenka Peterson | ... |
Leola Mae's Mother
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Milton Selzer | ... |
Colonel
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William Windom | ... |
General
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Harley Scott | ... |
Michael
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Gary Bisig | ||
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Walker Edmiston | ||
An Air Force nurse about to leave the service is badly disfigured about her face in a car accident in which she also loses her baby. Her husband cannot deal with her disfigurement and she goes through a depression wondering why she was kept alive. The drunk driver who ploughed into her car is let off with a very lenient punishment, too. A doctor at the hospital sees potential in reconstructing this nurse's face. This doctor extends her enlistment so this nurse will be eligible for medical treatment covered by the armed forces over the entire course of the reconstructive surgeries. In the course of the reconstruction, the doctor and the nurse must overcome several obstacles. These range from the personal, where the nurse wonders if the doctor is only doing this for his own fame, to the bureaucracy, which has problems with the use of labial tissue from the vaginal area to reconstruct the nurse's lips... Written by Gwynne M. Osaki <gmosaki@yahoo.com>
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