Our Sons (Too Little, Too Late) (1991)
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(696 ratings)
Julie Andrews and Ann-Margaret combine their not inconsiderable talents for Our Sons. In her TV-movie debut, Ms. Andrews plays a San Diego businesswoman and self-styled liberal whose open-mindedness is put to the test when she discovers that her son (Hugh Grant) is homosexual. This brings Andrews in… More Julie Andrews and Ann-Margaret combine their not inconsiderable talents for Our Sons. In her TV-movie debut, Ms. Andrews plays a San Diego businesswoman and self-styled liberal whose open-mindedness is put to the test when she discovers that her son (Hugh Grant) is homosexual. This brings Andrews in reluctant contact with Ann-Margaret, a brash Arkansas cocktail waitress whose own son (Zeijko Ivanek) is Andrews' son's lover. The occasion for the meeting between the two mothers is the revelation that Ann-Margaret's son has AIDS. Andrews and Ann-Margaret go through a lengthy period of self-denial and self-blame before coming to grips with the tragedy now facing them. William Hanley's screenplay for Our Sons was supposed to spotlight the mothers, but the strong rapport between the sons throws the emphasis off at times. The director was John Erman, whose previous successful collaborations with Ann-Margaret included Who Will Love My Children and A Streetcar Named Desire. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- John Erman
- Genres
- Drama, Gay & Lesbian
Unrated,
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Cast
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Julie Andrews
as Audrey Grant
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Ann-Margret
as Luanne Barnes
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Elizabeth Austin
as Sally
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Hal England
as Charles
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Hugh Grant
as James
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Zeljko Ivanek
as Donald
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Loyda Ramos
as Patient's Wife
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Lisa Blake Richards
as Female Bar Patron
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Tony Roberts
as Harry
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Essex Smith
as Trailer Park Manager
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Annabelle Weenick
as Nurse
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Frank Whiteman
as George
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George Whiteman
as Male Bar Patron
