Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
James Stewart | ... | Frank Michaelson | |
Sandra Dee | ... | Mollie Michaelson | |
Audrey Meadows | ... | Anne Michaelson | |
Robert Morley | ... | Mr. Pope-Jones | |
Philippe Forquet | ... | Henri Bonnet | |
John McGiver | ... | Hector G. Ivor | |
Bob Denver | ... | Alex (as Robert Denver) | |
Monica Moran | ... | Linda Lehman | |
Cynthia Pepper | ... | Adele | |
Jenny Maxwell | ... | Sarah | |
Charla Doherty | ... | Liz Michaelson | |
Maurice Marsac | ... | M. Bonnet | |
Marcel Hillaire | ... | Policeman | |
Irene Tsu | ... | Miss Wu | |
Charles Robinson | ... | Stanley |
Frank Michaelson, well respected President of the Pacific Pallisades Board of Education, is appearing in front of a Board hearing addressing the issue of the widespread public outcry asking for either his dismissal or resignation because of a series of salacious front page newspaper stories, complete with photographs, on his recent goings-on. In addressing these unsubstantiated charges, Frank attributes all the incidents on his eldest daughter, Mollie Michaelson, now just shy of her twentieth birthday, no longer being the sweet child he had always pictured her as, but now rather a desirable young woman. Frank and his wife Anne first noticed Mollie blossoming into such when she went away to college, first to Hawthorne, a girls' college in New England and then to a prestigious art school in Paris. In Frank noticing Mollie becoming a desirable woman and her leaving home happening at the same time, Frank admits that he had troubles letting go of Mollie and thus he did whatever he felt he ... Written by Huggo
A naive teen provides plenty of excitement for her well intentioned Dad, who tries keeping her on an even keel. Fun for die hard fans of Jimmy Stewart, like me. Originally, a play which starred Art Carney and Elizabeth Ashley, who won a Tony for her performance.