In the original film version of "Sweet Bird of Youth" Geraldine Page made the role famous opposite the stunningly cast Paul Newman. It was a great film of a great Broadway hit. Why make it again many may wonder? How could you top that gem in the MGM lexicon of late 50's Tennessee...( read more)
Charles Lucia, Cheryl Paris, Ed Begley
Adaptation of Tennessee Williams' play about a young man dreaming of stardom who meets up with a has-been movie star and they travel to his small home town to find the girl he left behind (and pregnan...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 12, 2005
Stats: 16 reviews
Flixster Reviews (16)
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November 8, 2009
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December 16, 2008
A role that gave us a chance to see the depth of Mark Harmon's talent as the amoral, but not overly bright, Chance Wayne. A powerful movie, but like anything of Tennessee Williams, sordid and ultimately unpleasant.
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September 3, 2008
Not as good as I'd hoped it was going to be but interesting nevertheless. Good ending but I really didn't want it to happen!
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