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Duet for One (1986)

R 107 min  -  Drama  -   February 1987 (USA)
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Stephanie, a famous violin player married to a composer becomes ill from multiple sclerosis. Her whole... See full summary »

Director:

Andrey Konchalovskiy

Writers:

Tom Kempinski (play), Tom Kempinski (screenplay), and 2 more credits »

Stars:

Julie Andrews, Alan Bates and Max von Sydow
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Julie Andrews ...
Alan Bates ...
David Cornwallis
Max von Sydow ...
Dr. Louis Feldman
Rupert Everett ...
Constantine Kassanis
Margaret Courtenay Margaret Courtenay ...
Sonia Randvich
Cathryn Harrison Cathryn Harrison ...
Penny Smallwood
Sigfrit Steiner Sigfrit Steiner ...
Leonid Lefimov
Liam Neeson ...
Totter
Macha Méril Macha Méril ...
Anya
Siobhan Redmond ...
Totter's wife
Janette Newling Janette Newling ...
Mrs. Burridge
John Delaney John Delaney ...
Drunk
Kevin Ranson Kevin Ranson ...
Derek
Dorothea Phillips Dorothea Phillips ...
Betty
Marcia Linden Marcia Linden ...
Gail
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Stephanie, a famous violin player married to a composer becomes ill from multiple sclerosis. Her whole life goes to pieces : her career ends abruptly and her husband betrays her with another woman and her favourite pupil decides to leave for a tour in the USA. Stephanie tries to take her life... Written by Salvatore Santangelo <pappagone2@libero.it>  

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Multiple Sclerosis | Disability | Wheelchair | Independent Film | Based On Play

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Drama

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

Duo pour une soliste See more »

Filming Locations:

London, England, UK

Box Office

Opening Weekend:

$8,736 (USA) (28 December 1986) (1 Screen)

Gross:

$8,736 (USA) (28 December 1986)
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Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color (Rankcolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1
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Trivia

In 1987, on the set of Barfly, Faye Dunaway told film critic Roger Ebert that she was originally cast in the role of Stephanie Anderson. See more »

Quotes

Stephanie Anderson: You know I have nothing but contempt for you. Sitting there year after year listening to miserable people like me tell you how the world does destroy them. Have you ever once felt anything like the pain they feel? All the despair...all the fear? You make your living from their suffering and you don't understand a shred of it. Anyone of us is more qualified to speak than you because we have been there. We are still there.
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