Credited cast: | |||
Melissa Sue Anderson | ... | Molly Rush | |
Doug McKeon | ... | Harry Woodward | |
Steven Bauer | ... | Duncan Widders (as Rocky Bauer) | |
Kristoff St. John | ... | Mario (as Christoff St. John) | |
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Bill Calvert | ... | Max |
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Kendall Kay Munsey | ... | Beatrice |
Pat Finley | ... | June Woodward | |
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John Colenback | ... | Andrew Woodward |
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Paul Hostetler | ... | Professor Budnick (as Paul Hosteller) |
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Robert Loper | ... | Amberman (as Dr. Robert Loper) |
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Stephanie Shine | ... | Hilary |
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Steve Suttich | ... | Volleyball Coach |
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Sheryl Drummond | ... | Clerk |
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Susan Fenberg | ... | Stewardess (as Sue Fenberg) |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Denise Frisino | ... | Librarian |
A coming of age story of a educationally accelarated young teenager that is accepted into college, falls in love with an older college student, facing first love, and obstacles such as maturity, youth, and a boyfriend. Shot at University of Washington. Written by Lance Rasmussen <LanceEMCN@aol.com>
This is a coming of age film with a genius, who at 14, is already a junior in college.
This film explores the problem of accelerated children developing socially. It is nicely done.
Of course, our 14 year old falls in love with the young lady who he is tutoring and is asked to have her not do well on a final exam so that she will not transfer out.
What makes the film so good is the maturity level that our genius matures to. People who are older don't even show such maturity. This is well-worth viewing.