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Mark Twain and Me ()


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Dorothy Quick, a young girl, befriends the famous writer, Samuel "Mark Twain" Clemens, during the final years of his life.

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Mark Twain
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Jean Clemens
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Albert Paine
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Mrs. Quick
Chris Wiggins ...
Captain
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Dorothy Quick
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Arabella
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Sarah Hardwig
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Dr. Quintard
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Miss Hobby
Bunty Webb ...
Minnie
Jenny Turner ...
Mrs. Woods
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Ship's Purser
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James Mainprize ...
Concierge
Lee MacDougall ...
Porter
Roy Lewis ...
Carriage Man
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Oxford Dean
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Reporter #1 (as Doug Hughes)
John Bayliss ...
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Reporter #3 (as Jank Azman)
Kelly Spalding ...
Schoolgirl #1
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Douglas Campbell

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Daniel Petrie

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Dorothy Quick ... (book "Enchantment: A Little Girl's Friendship with Mark Twain")
 
Cynthia Whitcomb ... (written by)

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Geoffrey Cowan ... executive producer
John Danylkiw ... associate producer
Julian Fowles ... executive producer
Daniel Petrie ... producer

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Laurence Rosenthal

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François Protat

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Paul LaMastra

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Chip Masamitsu ... assistant editor
Murray Wren ... on-line editor

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William Beeton ... (as Bill Beeton)

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Jacques M. Bradette

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Joyce Liggett

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Linda Kemp

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Kevin Haney ... makeup artist: Mr. Robards
Diana Ladyshewsky ... department head hair stylist: Mr. Dennehy
Donald Mowat ... makeup department head
Albert Paradis ... hair stylist

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John Danylkiw ... unit production manager

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Ken A. Smith ... second assistant director (as Ken Smith)
David Warry-Smith ... first assistant director

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Ken Clark ... property master
Dennis Davenport ... assistant art director
Jeff Poulis ... assistant property master

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Elius Caruso ... re-recording mixer
David Lee ... production sound mixer
Konstantinos Linoxylakis ... sound mixer
Brad Stephenson ... sound editor

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Shawn Maher ... "imax second unit dp'

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Ciaran Copelin ... apprentice assistant camera

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Maria Fermo ... cutter
Gail Filman ... wardrobe mistress
Sheila E. Pruden ... wardrobe assistant

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Liam Kiernan ... assistant location manager
Keith Large ... location manager

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Roy Prendergast ... music editor

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Katherine Downey Hart ... script supervisor (as Katherine Hart)

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Vikram Jayanti ... development associate
Regina Robb ... production coordinator
Phil Rodak ... production accountant
Anne Wootten ... choreographer

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Plot Summary

In 1908, young Dorothy Quick meets her idol, Mark Twain. And surprisingly, the author finds himself drawn to Dorothy and begins to treat her like the daughter he never had time for. Their special friendship brings Clemens out of his brooding and regrets, and teaches Dorothy about writing and life and how the two are really the same thing. Written by Kathy Li

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Also Known As
  • Mark Twain et moi (Canada, French title)
  • Mark Twain et moi (France)
  • Mein Freund Mark Twain (Germany)
  • Mark Twain und ich (Germany)
  • Mark Twain y yo (Spain)
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  • 93 min
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Trivia Dorothy actually met Twain by recognizing him on the steamship, then walking past the deckchair where he was sitting several times until Twain got up, walked to her and introduced herself. See more »
Goofs Jean says that her mother died at Christmas time, but Olivia Langdon-Clemens passed away June 5, 1904. It was Jean herself who passed at Christmas, as seen in the movie. It was doubtful this caused her father to hate Christmas, as he died only 5 months later. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The 44th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1992). See more »
Quotes Jean Clemens: Dorothy, I've tried my whole life to make my father happy, but I've never been as successful as you were this afternoon.
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