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DrameAnnée1989Durée1h 35mIMDb5.3

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Drame

Three young sorority women try to find love with potential men, while worrying about changes in their way of life when integration begins at their college in 1957 segregated Alabama.

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Casting

MD

Martin Davidson

Director

Ally Sheedy

Maggie DeLoach

Virginia Madsen

Delia June Curry

Phoebe Cates

Aiken Reed

Treat Williams

Hoyt Cunningham

Don Michael Paul

Boots Claibourne

Kyle Secor

Charles Payton 'Tuck' Tucker

Francesca P. Roberts

Keefi

Peter Berg

Jenks

Jenny Robertson

Sister

Lisa Zane

M.A.

Ashley Gardner

Jean

Kurtwood Smith

Professor Flournoy

Richard Bradford

Judge Claibourne

Barbara Babcock

Coralee Claibourne

HG

Hazen Gifford

Dean Howard

IH

I.M. Hobson

The Govenor

JA

Johnnie A. Jones

Cleveland

ME

M.J. Etua

Integration Student

AR

Anne Rivers Siddons

Writer

TM

Tom McCown

Writer

Commentaires

10 commentaires

RAMONA MOUZ🇬🇦🇨🇬🇨🇩May 30, 2023

yonatan dereseMay 29, 2023

source: Heart of Dixie

Shining StarNov 18, 2022

BikkingNov 16, 2022

Heart of Dixie

Mannu khadkaNov 16, 2022

The fake accents were horrible and stereotypical. As a Southerner, I couldn't get past the first 10 minutes. If you want a movie on racial issues, there are much better ones out there.

Mamello Mimi MonethiNov 16, 2022

What a stinker. This movie was a total bore. I wanted to like this film because I'm a fan of all of the major characters. However, the characters were totally unbelievable. The Southern accents were laughable. There was no chemistry between any of the actors, let alone the two main stars. The acting was stiff and wooden, and appeared forced. In other words, it looked like they were acting. Poor Ally had a sour looking face the entire film. She must of realized what a stinker this movie was. I'd rate this movie no better then a local high school drama play. If you want to see a movie about racial injustice, rent the DVD classic, To Kill A Mockingbird; don't waste $14.99 buying this mess.

Nargi$ohelNov 16, 2022

This is one of those movies you start watching because it has some interesting "celebrity" names...and it's an 80's film. It doesn't live up to that 80's film image. Don't get me wrong...if you like watching ignorant soldiers fight in pubs and little girls say it's ok to be raped...oh and let me not forget the infamous negro telling his "master" that he gets treated "oh so good", then you'd love this film. It was a waste of my time. I actually couldn't make myself watch the end. I watched enough to tell you...change the channel, don't waste your buck at the movie rental store, and if you went to a movie theater...then bless your hearts...you are brave.

Nicole Hlomisi ❤️Nov 16, 2022

Needs to be shown to all the under 40 people so they understand how it really was. Also a very good "period movie". Good acting. Good cast. Great music from the late 50's. Also enjoyed all the 50's cars. Great representation of a small town in America in the 50's Great Saturday afternoon movie. Also show the pressure for girls to marry instead of having a career. Want to see it again. Will probably purchase the DVD. Are there any more movies like this? Is a sad commentary on America in the mid-century. Will we ever get past all this? Ally Sheedy and Treat Williams do an excellent job. Also Virginia Madsen pays the typical social butterfly concentrating on men instead of college grades!

Rosaria Sousa315Nov 16, 2022

The book this shameful, waste-of-time movie was based upon is actually quite good. It's called "Heartbreak Hotel" by Anne Rivers Siddons; she writes often about the South and being a mid-westerner, I'm grateful for some of the history and cultural explanations I've gleaned from her novels. Though she frequently can pour it on pretty thickly with lots of words, I find her character development to be good. That's why this movie was so disappointing; everyone was shallow and one-dimensional, there was no attraction for me to see between Maggie and Hoyt. And the sensationalism of Maggie confronting the black woman was blatant pandering and insulting to any of us who grew up during the civil rights years. Shame on the people who re-wrote a decent, moral book into this trashy screenplay! What a waste of talent and money.

Ladislao_9Nov 16, 2022

Maggie(Ally Sheedy), Delia(Virginia Madsen)and Aiken(Phoebe Cates)are returning to Randolph University in 1950's Alabama. These sorority sisters spend most of their time worrying about finding and keeping the men they will eventually marry and become the typical southern wife. Education actually is on the back burner. Maggie awakens to the realities of the world around her; after witnessing a young black man being beaten by a crowd of whites and the police at an Elvis concert. She wishes to write an article in the college paper about racial discrimination and segregation. But she is ahead of her time. Other cast members: Treat Williams, Don Michael Paul, Lisa Zane and Peter Berg. This is one of those cases where the soundtrack actually outshines the film. Some real great 50's music by the likes of Ivory Joe Hunter, Jackie Brenston, The Platters and Elvis Presley.

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