The Deliverance of Elaine (1996)A small town schoolteacher is hunted by a paroled con who holds the secret of her dark past. Director:Elodie KeeneWriter:Paul Eric Myers |
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Title: The Deliverance of Elaine (TV 1996)
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Elaine Hodges
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| Chris Cooper | ... |
Charile Skyler
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| LaTanya Richardson | ... |
Edna
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| Tom Riis Farrell | ... |
Delbert
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| Lloyd Bridges | ... |
Addison Hodges
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Géza Kovács | ... |
Coffee Shop Owner
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| Don Francks | ... |
Hector
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| Tedde Moore | ... |
Mary Ann
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| Tabitha Lupien | ... |
Young Elaine
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Les Porter | ... |
Prison Board Member
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Sharon Heldt | ... |
Police Dispatcher
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| John Stoneham Jr. | ... |
Prison Cook
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Dwayne McLean | ... |
Coffee Shop Cook
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A small town schoolteacher is hunted by a paroled con who holds the secret of her dark past.
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10 April 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Chris Cooper has really emerged recently as a major star, what with his Force of Nature performance in `Sea Biscuit' and his Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in `Adaptation'. But his talent was evident long before all this belated recognition, and this little movie is a one place to enjoy it. Yes, this is a TV movie, but beside the obvious asset of Chris Cooper in the lead role, it has more going for it. Good supporting performances from Mare Winningham and Lloyd Bridges. Above average camera work, and locations that feel like a real town with authentic people, help create an environment worthy of these actors. As for Chris, he turns in his trademark understated performance. Like all great film actors he makes it look so easy.