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Profoundly Normal (2003)

Kirstie Alley and Delroy Lindo star in this inspiring DRAMA based on the true story of two mentally challenged childhood friends who, despite their limitations, find love and family life in... See full summary »

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Graeme Clifford

Writer:

Paris Qualles
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Kirstie Alley ... Donna Lee Shelby Thornton
Delroy Lindo ... Ricardo Thornton
Rosemary Dunsmore ... Charlotte Johnson
Kevin Duhaney Kevin Duhaney ... Ricky
Catherine Fitch Catherine Fitch ... Margaret
Anna Mary Wilson Anna Mary Wilson ... Donna as Teen
Brittany Bristow ... Margaret as Teen
Terence Mathews Terence Mathews ... Ricardo as Teen (as Terrence Matthews)
Danielle Bouffard ... Donna as Kid
Gary Wilson Gary Wilson ... Ricardo as Kid
Anastasia Hill Anastasia Hill ... Earline
Rothaford Gray ... Bruce
Martha Burns ... Dr. Maswell
Victoria Adilman Victoria Adilman ... Dr. Aoki
Neville Edwards Neville Edwards ... Garmin Watkins
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Kirstie Alley and Delroy Lindo star in this inspiring DRAMA based on the true story of two mentally challenged childhood friends who, despite their limitations, find love and family life in the "normal" world. After their Forest Haven institution is closed, Donna and Ricardo are sent to separate facilities. But their dreams of marriage and family fuel their determination to find each other again. Written by Anonymous

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The only thing they considered special...was their love.

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Drama

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Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 February 2003 (USA) See more »

Also Known As:

Le droit à la différence See more »

Filming Locations:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1
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Incredible
4 September 2004 | by norespectatall24See all my reviews

When I watched the previews for this movie i could already tell thatt it was going to be incredible. This movie is one big emotional roller coaster. It gave you everything a movie should. You no when you watch a movie and after its finished you want to go out into the world and be a better person. This movie gives you that. Kirstie Alley gives an incredible performance in this film. She made me feel as if i was in the movie and she made you feel all of her emotion(especially when she fell asleep on the bus trying to go to work and the bus driver wouldn't take her back, she made you feel sad and thats what I like about actors like that. That whats so special about this movie.


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