Credited cast: | |||
Ernest Borgnine | ... | Frank | |
Piper Laurie | ... | June | |
Anne Meara | ... | Ella | |
Doris Roberts | ... | Alice | |
Richard Schiff | ... | Jeffrey | |
Cybill Shepherd | ... | Vickie | |
Sunkrish Bala | ... | Paul | |
Amber Benson | ... | Gretchen | |
Clay Bravo | ... | Rita | |
Cameron Monaghan | ... | Jack | |
Dale Waddington | ... | Rebecca (as Dale Waddington Horowitz) | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Gabriel F. Bellotti | ... | Boy on Bus | |
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Kate Caffrey | ... | Woman |
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Candace O'Donnell | ||
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Liz Rebert | ... | Nurse Linda |
An elderly dementia patient must decide whether to leave this world under his own conditions, before he loses his dignity, or give in to his loving family and nursing home roommates' appeals to fight on and risk losing it.
I attended a screening of this film today in NYC. Did not know too much about it, but the cast intrigued me. Cybill Shepherd being one of my favorites. Doris Roberts and Anne Meara are also excellent. Piper Laurie gives a great performance as a gal with dementia. The soundtrack music was very good, and the film should be viewed by any adult that is caring for an elderly loved one. I hope this film gets a distributor.Ernest Borgneine gives an Oscar worthy performance, and really commands the screen. Cybill Shepherd looks great and gives a touching performance as the main characters daughter. A must see! The location shots are also beautiful, being filmed in Pennslyvania.