Morning Glory (1993)An ex-convict who is on parole is accused of murdering a loose woman in the town where he works. Director:Steven Hilliard Stern |
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Morning Glory (1993)An ex-convict who is on parole is accused of murdering a loose woman in the town where he works. Director:Steven Hilliard Stern |
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| Christopher Reeve | ... |
Will Parker
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| Deborah Raffin | ... |
Elly Dinsmore
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Lloyd Bochner | ... |
Bob Collins
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| Nina Foch | ... |
Miss Beasly
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| Helen Shaver | ... |
Lula Peak
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| J.T. Walsh | ... |
Sheriff Reese Goodloe
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Susan Astley | ... |
Miriam Gaultier
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Ian Black | ... |
Bailiff
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Leslie Carlson | ... |
Howard Pride
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Todd Duckworth | ... |
Elroy Moody
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Tom Heaton | ... |
Elliot Mobridge
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Walter Marsh | ... |
Nat Macready
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| Stephen E. Miller | ... |
Harley Overmire
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Scott Owen | ... |
Reporter #2
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| Joel Palmer | ... |
Donald Wade
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An ex-convict who is on parole is accused of murdering a loose woman in the town where he works.
After reading the book, I loved the story. Watching the movie I was disappointed that so many changes were made. It is understandable that books and movies differ but it was two different stories, only the names and some of the book's story remained. Read the book and you'll have a better understanding of the movie. The book gives you a better development of the characters. These characters are extremely interesting and make you care about them. The locations were indeed in line with the book's descriptions. Some characters not included. Television has microwaved so many great books and stories, this is a perfect example of that. Input from the author doesn't always insure a good movie but it can help sometimes.