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Against Her Will: An Incident in Baltimore (TV 1992)

TV Movie  -   -  Drama  -  19 January 1992 (USA)
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In 1947 a small-town lawyer sues the state of Maryland over a young woman in a mental institution.

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Billie
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Nancy
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Jack Adkins
Barton Heyman ...
Donald
Norman Rose ...
Judge Gold
Larry Keith ...
Dr. Obenland
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Dr. Friedman
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District Attorney Yates
Bridgit Ryan ...
Marika
Susan Chapek ...
Melina Vovakis
Don Brockett ...
Judge Mulligan
Bingo O'Malley ...
Judge Stoneburner
John Hall ...
Young Lawyer
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In 1947 a small-town lawyer sues the state of Maryland over a young woman in a mental institution.

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Delbert Mann is one of the greatest directors of our time, an Oscar-winning director for "Marty," and a pioneer of great television. In this film his skills are as good as they get. His work with Walter Matthau demonstrates how he understands Matthau's intelligence and depth. Mann's choice of Susan Blakely is notable because she's got the brilliance as an actress to be able to hold her own with someone like Matthau. This is an example of what TV Movies should be and can be if the talent is both on the page and on the screen.


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