Double Exposure - The Story of Margaret Bourke-White (1989)
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This made-for-cable biopic originally went out under the simpler title Margaret Bourke-White. Farrah Fawcett stars as the famed photojournalist, whose work for Life magazine from 1936 onward gained her worldwide celebrity. The best scenes, showing the dauntless Bourke-White (Fawcett) at work in the… More This made-for-cable biopic originally went out under the simpler title Margaret Bourke-White. Farrah Fawcett stars as the famed photojournalist, whose work for Life magazine from 1936 onward gained her worldwide celebrity. The best scenes, showing the dauntless Bourke-White (Fawcett) at work in the most grueling and perilous of situations, are all too fleeting. The filmmakers evidently believed that the audience would be more intrigued by Bourke-White's stormy relationship with her husband, novelist Erskine Caldwell (played with a fluctuating Southern accent by Frederic Forrest). The film's chief assets are the well-focused performance of Farrah Fawcett, and the lensed-on-location sequences in Louisiana and Moscow. Margaret Bourke-White premiered over the TNT cable channel on April 24, 1989. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Lawrence Schiller
- Genres
- Drama
Unrated,
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Cast
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Matt Borel
as Western Union Clerk
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Walter Breaux
as Chaingang Captain
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Jack Canon
as Angry Reporter
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David Carpenter
as G.I. Doug
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Farrah Fawcett
as Margaret Bourke-White
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Frederic Forrest
as Erskine Caldwell
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Stanislav Govorukhin
as German Adreevich
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Vince Grant
as G.I. Larry
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Jennifer Griffen
as Helen
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Jack Hallett
as Messenger
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David Huddleston
as Remis
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Robert Katims
as Moscowitz
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Eliott Keener
as Caldwell's Father
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Ann Marie Lee
as Sally
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Dennis Letts
as Plant Supervisor
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Ken Marshall
as Chappie
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Richard K. Olsen
as Reporter #4
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Jay Patterson
as Henry Luce
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Mitchell Ryan
as Patton
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Brandon Smith (I)
as Patton's Aide
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Robert Stanton
as Lloyd-Smith
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John Wilmot
as Reporter #5
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Tom Richards
as Ernie
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Jim Ross
as Reporter #3
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Jerry Leggio
as Reporter #6
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Brooks Read
as Junior
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Lane Trippe
as Clare Booth-Luce
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Warren Kenner
as Gentleman on Porch
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Harold Evans
as Preacher
