A romance about two people who are both disabled. Racing car driver Dave and street-girl Eileen fall in love after he has a car accident.
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Title: The Sound of Love (TV Movie 1978)
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| John Jarratt | ... | Dave | |
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Celia De Burgh | ... | Eileen |
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George Ogilvie | ... | John Lewis |
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John Beynham | ... | Jock |
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Maree D'Arcy | ||
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Don Barker | ... | Harry Taylor |
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Pamela George | ||
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Stuart Leggett | ||
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Zev Eleftheriou | ... | Steve |
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Andrew Markwell | ||
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David Hursthouse | ||
| Rob George | ... | Doctor | |
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Isabel Kirk | ... | Pat Lewis |
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Glenys Sazes | ||
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Teresa Gray | ||
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A romance about two people who are both disabled. Racing car driver Dave and street-girl Eileen fall in love after he has a car accident.
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. . . a love that will change them forever. [Home Video Australia] See more »Genres:
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According to the 'Oz Movies' website, ''Lew Hunter was an American screenplay writer, who sold in the idea to the South Australian Film Corporation. His story idea was subsequently over-written by director John Power who takes a screenplay credit (though really it's a teleplay).'' See more »Connections
Referenced in South Australian Film Corporation 20th Birthday Celebration (1993) See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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1978 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
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Bad pun, I know!
I grew up with deaf parents here in Australia.
Born in 1960 and I never knew this film existed, until this week-end past.
Saw it on Channel 9 Sydney. Totally enjoyed it. The Sign Language was authentic.
Even the way people interacted with the deaf, was for me,what I saw happening around me as a kid.
A lot of people back in the 60's&70's here in Australia didn't know sign language was a Universal language.
They thought it was special sign's, families made-up for family members and interaction with a deaf person in the home... I hope a lot of people watch this movie.
Deafness Is Not Disability...