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24/02/1985 Comedy, Drama, Romance, TV Movie 1h 55m
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When you lose your heart, there's only one solution

Overview

A schoolteacher in her early 40s, involved in a dead-end love affair with a married mortician, drifts into a relationship with an aging newspaperman.

  1. Joan Micklin Silver

    Director

  2. Walter Lockwood

    Writer

Top billed cast

  1. Mary Tyler Moore

    Liz DeHaan

  2. Robert Preston

    Mike Finnegan

  3. Sam Waterston

    Paul Broadbent

  4. Sylvia Sidney

    Margaret

  5. David Huddleston

    Jack Archer

  6. Bob Gunton

    Christian Jameson

  7. Giancarlo Esposito

    Intruder

  8. Russell Horton

    Mort

  9. Avery Brooks

    Dude on Bus

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Reviews

A review by Peter McGinn
Written by Peter McGinn on 2020-04-05
This is one of my favorite movies, ever since I first watched it on HBO decades ago. I write this not knowing if anyone will even be able to see the movie, as it is quite rare. I saw old VHS copies selling for almost $30. Yikes.

It is a movie you can watch with just about anyone and not worry about offending. Robert Preston plays a former investigative reporter whose career has entered the doldrums as he reaches retirement age. He takes over a column with advice to the lovelorn, but his advice is basically for them to snap out of it and stay with their spouses. The truth is not romantic, t...read the rest
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Status
Released

Original Language
English

Budget
$0.00

Revenue
$0.00

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