The Girl Who Came Late (1992)Director:Kathy MuellerWriter:Saturday Rosenberg |
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Nell Tiscowitz
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| Martin Kemp | ... |
Digby Olsen
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Wendy
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Margo
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Bruce Venables | ... |
Stu
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Alister Smart | ... |
Ron
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Neville Lipsky
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Brad Hislop
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Kerry Walker | ... |
Aunt Vera
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George Whaley | ... |
Mike
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Les Foxcroft | ... |
Perce
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Katy Edwards | ... |
Young Nell
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Peter Hehir | ... |
German Film Director
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Russell Kiefel | ... |
Nell's Father
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Keith Robinson | ... |
Commercial Director
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He's the kind of guy women fall for. She's the kind of girl men fall over. Is this any way to fall in love?Parents Guide:
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Country:
AustraliaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
7 August 1992 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Daydream Believer See more »Filming Locations:
Sydney, New South Wales, AustraliaCompany Credits
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For some strange reason, this little known Australian movie has lately been shown on several occasions on cable TV here in Argentina. It stars a young, redhead Miranda Otto (a decade before playing Eowyn in Lord of the Rings) as a weird but lovely woman who is a struggling actress, works in a strip joint (but does not get naked herself) and has some sort of undefined telepathic affinity with horses. She ends up meeting an uptight and wealthy polo player who is the owner of a horse stable (former Spandau Ballet singer Martin Kemp) and after helping him taming his horses love soon develops between them. It's far from being a great movie, but it's eminently watchable and even upbeat.