Late Bloomers (1996)High School basketball coach, Dinah Groshardt, falls for the school secretary, Carly Lumpkin, and upsets the entire school in the process. Director:Julia DyerWriter:Gretchen Dyer |
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Late Bloomers (1996)High School basketball coach, Dinah Groshardt, falls for the school secretary, Carly Lumpkin, and upsets the entire school in the process. Director:Julia DyerWriter:Gretchen Dyer |
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Connie Nelson | ... | |
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Dee Hennigan | ... | |
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Gary Carter | ... | |
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Jonah Marsh | ... |
Val Lumpkin
(as Lisa Peterson)
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| Esteban Powell | ... | ||
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Joe Nemmers | ... | |
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Rene Moreno | ... | |
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T.A. Taylor | ... | |
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Molly Norton | ... | |
| Graham Skipper | ... | ||
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Tabitha Woods | ... | |
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Ivan Klousia | ... | |
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Lisa Lee Schmidt | ... | |
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Katherine Owens | ... | |
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Julie Mayfield | ... | |
The story of two ordinary women in their mid years, who live deep in the bible belt, populated by square teachers, libidinous students and home to suburban monotony. Carly is a married woman with two kids, who works as the school secretary; Dinah is the single, lonely math teacher who coaches the girls' basketball team. Long time disinterest between the women perchance evolves in to a series of one-on-one basketball games, during which the two women grow closer physically and emotionally, until one heated game ends spontaneously in a kiss. The outcry from family, friends and the community as the relationship between these two women blooms, creates a timely story in which is woven the notion of family, of gay relationships and which raises the banner of gay marriage. Written by Strand Releasing <strand@strandreleasing.com>
Dee Hennigan, one of the stars of Late Bloomers, is my cousin. And no matter how much I hate to say this, I must - the movie was horrible. It wasn't the relatively-taboo subject matter or the nudity or anything like that. Rather, I just found the dialogue to be unnatural, and the acting fairly poor. Dee has done much better work than this, as I hope have the other actors and actresses.