Several years after the deaths of Dick Buek and her father, Jill Kinmont and her mother leave Los Angeles to spend their summer in their hometown of Bishop, California. They rent a summer ...
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Title: The Other Side of the Mountain: Part II (1978)
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Cast
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| Marilyn Hassett | ... | Jill Kinmont | |
| Timothy Bottoms | ... | John Boothe | |
| Nan Martin | ... | June Kinmont | |
| Belinda Montgomery | ... | Audra Jo Nicholson | |
| Gretchen Corbett | ... | Linda Mae Meyers | |
| William Bryant | ... | Bill Kinmont (as Bill Bryant) | |
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James A. Bottoms | ... | Mr. Boothe |
| June Dayton | ... | Mrs. Boothe | |
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Curtis Credel | ... | Roy Boothe |
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Carole Tru Foster | ... | Beverly Boothe |
| Charles Frank | ... | Mel | |
| George Petrie | ... | Doctor in Los Angeles | |
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Ross Durfee | ... | Presenter at Luncheon |
| Jackie Russell | ... | Woman at Bar | |
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Gerri Nelson | ... | Waitress |
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Several years after the deaths of Dick Buek and her father, Jill Kinmont and her mother leave Los Angeles to spend their summer in their hometown of Bishop, California. They rent a summer house from a handsome truck driver named John Boothe. Jill is instantly captivated by John, but denies it to everyone, including herself. Eventually, Jill and John fall in love, but deep fears and hurts from the past threaten to be the couple's undoing. Written by Anonymous
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Jill Kinmont: You don't need me. You're whole. You're normal. You'll be fine.
John Boothe: You don't understand. See, all my life I've never had anybody. And lonely... I've been so lonely... except with you.
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Music by Lee Holdridge
Lyrics by Molly-Ann Leikin
Performed by Merrily Webber
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The scene in which the theme song "It's Time To Say I Love You" appears, was filmed at the beautiful Butchart Gardens, in Victoria British Columbia. See more »Goofs
When Jill's native school children begin to ride the horses on the Booth property, John drives up in his truck. A man helping the children says to John, "Hi, Joe." John then replies, "Hi, John." Obviously it should be the other way around. See more »Quotes
John Boothe: I need you, honey.Jill Kinmont: You don't need me. You're whole. You're normal. You'll be fine.
John Boothe: You don't understand. See, all my life I've never had anybody. And lonely... I've been so lonely... except with you.
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It's Time To Say I Love YouMusic by Lee Holdridge
Lyrics by Molly-Ann Leikin
Performed by Merrily Webber
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
10 February 1978 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Dağın öbür yanı 2 See more »Edit
Box Office
Gross USA:
$11,565,678Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$11,565,678Company Credits
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The Other Side of the Mountain part 2 is definitely one of the top few romance films. The last scene is definitely THE BEST romantic tearjerker event in film. The strength of this movie is that it features 1) a realistic, gradual, development of love, 2) an extremely nurturing, loving male lead, and 3) the wonderful, unequaled, "tearjerker" ending.