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Love and Betrayal: The Mia Farrow Story (1995) (TV)
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Writers (WGA):
Kristi Groteke (book) and
M. Rosen (book) ...
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Release Date:
28 February 1995 (USA) more
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Not bad. Good if you are interested in Hollywood Grotesque. more (4 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Patsy Kensit | ... | Mia Farrow |
 | Dennis Boutsikaris | ... | Woody Allen |
| Richard Muenz | ... | Frank Sinatra |
| Robert LuPone | ... | Andre Previn |
| Gina Wilkinson | ... | Vicky |
| Frances Helm | ... | Maureen O'Sullivan |
| Taryn Davis | ... | Dylan #3 |
| Grace Una | ... | Soon-Yi Previn |
| Bruce McCarty | ... | Roman Polanski |
| Nigel Bennett | ... | John Farrow |
| Lynne Cormack | ... | Dory Previn |
| Heidi von Palleske | ... | Young Maureen O'Sullivan |
| Michael Tait | ... | Judge Wilk |
| Natalie Miller | ... | Young Mia Farrow |
| Kristi Groteke | ... | Herself |
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Mia: Child of Hollywood (USA) (working title)
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USA:120 min (including commercials) | UK:153 min (video version)
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Woody Allen:
The heart wants what it wants.
Mia Farrow:
The heart?! You don't have one!
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Spoofs Rosemary's Baby (1968) more
Soundtrack:
The More I See You more
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Hollywood is all image. Happy celebrities selflessly attending charity parties all scrubbed and dressed and young and beautiful. But Hollywood is big money and sex and dreams and it attracts the damaged and the creepy. Hollywood is harsh place filled with whores, social climbers, suck ups and people who measure a person by the size of their wallet and their fame or infamy, it doesn't matter much which it is. When I say Hollywood I mean the entertainment business in general.
It would be hard to make a bad movie about damaged, confused screwed up people like Woody Allen and Mia Farrow. Woody's fans, of course, hate to see something approaching the truth about him, because his fans identify with him, so their comments are understandable. Personally, I think Woody is a reasonably good director but way, way overrated by most people. His fans, as I said, are generally those who identify with him.
The movie itself is a fairly well made made for TV movie. Actually there are a lot really good made for TV movies now days. Smaller budgets generally mean better movies. Worth a watch if the truth about the Hollywood Grotesque interests you.