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Buddy Sheffield (screenplay)
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Two worlds. One love. Turbulent times.
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A black man is opposed to his sister's falling in love with a white man. | add synopsis
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Clifton Davis | ... | Thomas Ayers |
 | Charles Shaughnessy | ... | Randolph Barrington III |
 | Stacey Dash | ... | Hallie Gilmore at 18 |
 | Heath Freeman | ... | Randy Barrington at 18 |
 | Debbie Allen | ... | Bertha Lee Gilmore |
 | Ben Vereen | ... | Whistlin' Willie Weston |
 | Cody Dorkin | ... | Randy Barrington at 13 |
| Bumper Robinson | ... | Marcus Gilmore |
| Josh Ackerman | ... | Allen Kuperburg |
 | William R. Moses | ... | Martin Shaughnessy |
 | Shari Dyon Perry | ... | Hallie Gilmore at 13 |
 | Paul Taylor | ... | Leon |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Buck Baker | ... | CJ |
| Mary Ann Burger | ... | Mrs. Watkins |
 | Cameron DeVictor | ... | Tow Truck Driver |
| Thomas Fattoruso | ... | Everett Renalt |
| William J. Hamilton | ... | Soldier |
| Jason Allen Hardiman | ... | Nate Rogers |
| Russell Jones | ... | CJ's Friend |
| Paul Korver | ... | Lieutenant Peyton Styles |
 | Charlotte Kyle | ... | Mourner |
 | Paul Meier | ... | Wolfgang Kohner |
| Stephen Conrad Moore | ... | Angry Man |
| Kip Niven | ... | Doctor |
| Rachel Rose | ... | Rachel |
| Candace Sibley | ... | Marion |
| Donna Thomason | ... | Sarah Colton |
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Soldiers of Change (USA) (DVD title)
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Rated PG-13 for some violence and language.
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I was so grateful to be present at the Premiere of this movie in Kansas City. I went, thinking the worst that could happen was being bored for a couple of hours. Well, just the opposite happened. This movie was so outstanding, I was taken by surprise. It was so well done. This movie is both a chick flick and a guy flick, very rare now days. It pulls you into the movie, gently, sweetly inviting you into the character's lives. I fell so in love with the people in the movie, they were real, it showed them for the good and the weaknesses, but you cared for them as you would a dear friend or a relative. What happened to each of them deeply affected me as I came to care more and more deeply for them.
The camera work was stunning too. It was like the camera was having a love affair with the actors, the sets and the surroundings. The movie would especially be powerful to those who were born in the late 1940's or early 1950's, so many events that were shown were events, I myself had lived through, which made them even more personal in nature. If anyone has been to Vietnam, I definitely recommend this movie. It is one of the few movies where Vietnam vets were really honored. I could not recommend this movie highly enough. I hope and pray everyone will get to see this movie. It is very real, very thought provoking, very deep, very good....