That Night (1992)

Director:

Craig Bolotin

Writers (WGA):

Alice McDermott (novel)
Craig Bolotin (screenplay)

Release Date:

6 August 1993 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Romance

Tagline:

In everyone's life there's a friendship you never forget.

Plot:

In 1961 Long Island Alice is just that bit younger than her playmates. She doesn't quite understand yet about some grownup things and is teased a lot...

Plot Keywords:

1961 | Bowling Alley | Teenage Girl | Mother Daughter Relationship | Dancing

Cast

C. Thomas Howell	...	Rick
Juliette Lewis	...	Sheryl O'Connor
Helen Shaver	...	Ann O'Connor
Eliza Dushku	...	Alice Bloom
J. Smith-Cameron	...	Carol Bloom
John Dossett	...	Larry Bloom
Katherine Heigl	...	Kathryn
Sarah Joy Stevenson	...	Barbara
Ben Terzulli	...	Mickey Meyer
Thomas Terzulli	...	Max Meyer
Michael Costello	...	Don O'Connor
Kathryn Meisle	...	Mrs. Carpenter
Adam LeFevre	...	Mr. Carpenter
Carolyn Swift	...	Mrs. Rossi
Charles Musumeci	...	Mr. Rossi

Also Known As:

One Hot Summer

Runtime:

89 min | Argentina:90 min

Country:

France | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Argentina:13 | Iceland:L | Australia:M | Norway:11 | Spain:T | UK:12 | USA:PG-13

Filming Locations:

Maryvale Preparatory School - 11300 Falls Road, Brooklandville, Maryland, USA

Company:

Alcor Films

Trivia:

Eliza Dushku's first movie.

Quotes:

[Ten-year-old girls rubbing on breast enlargement cream]
Alice Bloom: They won't get too big?
Kathryn: I wouldn't worry about it Alice.

Movie Connections:

References "Father Knows Best" (1954)

Soundtrack:

SEE SEE RIDER

For the romantic and adventurer in you

I really enjoy this movie two of my favorite actors are in this movie and a very young not yet known Eliza Dushku makes her debut in this movie. I have to say I was very impress with her acting in this film. As always C. Thomas Howell to me gives a great performance and no matter what movie she plays in I watch. Juliette Lewis is one of the most underrated actress I think to date. She always make it seems like the script was written for her. As always I am never disappointed in her performance. To whom of those whom read the book One Summer Night I think you would fine the screen version to your liking. If you are into oldies but goodies then this movie is for you it takes you back to your teenage rebel years in the 50s' and if you weren't born in the 50s' it make you wish you were coming up in that era.