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EspañolThe Trip To Bountiful - Original Trailer 1985
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The Trip To Bountiful - Original Trailer 1985
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Adapted by Horton Foote from his own television play, A Trip to Bountiful is set in 1947 Houston. Forced by circumstances to live her loathsome son (John Heard) and daughter-in-law (Carlin Glynn), elderly Geraldine Page wants nothing more out of life than to return to her home town of Bountiful. Escaping from her family's clutches, Page boards a bus to Bountiful, where she makes the acquaintance of young Rebecca DeMornay. The two women immediately hit it off, and their trip is a most pleasant one. Eventually, sheriff Richard Bradford, ordered to find Page and bring her back to her family, catches up with the old woman just 12 miles from Bountiful. Feeling sorry for Page, Bradford permits her to complete her sentimental journey, even though he knows full well that Bountiful is now a ghost town of empty ruins and dilapidated shacks. It doesn't matter, though: Page sees Bountiful just as it was when she left it, and for the first time in years she is truly happy and at peace with herself. After several near-misses, Geraldine Page finally won an Academy Award for A Trip to Bountiful (incidentally, the original TV production, which still exists in kinescope form, starred Lillian Gish and Eva Marie Saint). Geraldine Page - Mrs. Watts John Heard - Ludie Watts Carlin Glynn - Jessie Mae Richard Bradford - Sheriff Rebecca De Mornay - Thelma Kevin Cooney - Roy Norman Bennett - Bus Ticket Man Peggy Ann Byers - Downstairs Neighbor Dean de Wulf - Young Ludie Watts Jim Drake - Bus Station Derelict Gil Glasgow - Stationmaster Gerard Ed Johnston - Man on Bus Larry Langley - News Vendor Harvey Lewis - Bus Ticket Man Allison Marich - Blonde on Bus Mary Kay Mars - Rosella Alexandra Masterson - Drugstore Waitress Peter Masterson - Newspaper Boy Frances Peterson - Young Carrie Watts David Romo - Mexican Man Kirk Sisco - Train Ticket Agent Dave Tanner - Billy Davis Wezz Tildon - Bus Passenger Tony Torn - Twin John Torn - Twin Andrew Van Wagenen - Family on the bus Arthur VanWagenen - Family on the bus Marilee VanWagenen - Family on the bus Willie VanWagenen - Family on the bus Don Wyse - Doctor
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The Trip To Bountiful - Original Trailer 1985
Description:
Adapted by Horton Foote from his own television play, A Trip to Bountiful is set in 1947 Houston. Forced by circumstances to live her loathsome son (John Heard) and daughter-in-law (Carlin Glynn), elderly Geraldine Page wants nothing more out of life than to return to her home town of Bountiful. Escaping from her family's clutches, Page boards a bus to Bountiful, where she makes the acquaintance of young Rebecca DeMornay. The two women immediately hit it off, and their trip is a most pleasant one. Eventually, sheriff Richard Bradford, ordered to find Page and bring her back to her family, catches up with the old woman just 12 miles from Bountiful. Feeling sorry for Page, Bradford permits her to complete her sentimental journey, even though he knows full well that Bountiful is now a ghost town of empty ruins and dilapidated shacks. It doesn't matter, though: Page sees Bountiful just as it was when she left it, and for the first time in years she is truly happy and at peace with herself. After several near-misses, Geraldine Page finally won an Academy Award for A Trip to Bountiful (incidentally, the original TV production, which still exists in kinescope form, starred Lillian Gish and Eva Marie Saint). Geraldine Page - Mrs. Watts John Heard - Ludie Watts Carlin Glynn - Jessie Mae Richard Bradford - Sheriff Rebecca De Mornay - Thelma Kevin Cooney - Roy Norman Bennett - Bus Ticket Man Peggy Ann Byers - Downstairs Neighbor Dean de Wulf - Young Ludie Watts Jim Drake - Bus Station Derelict Gil Glasgow - Stationmaster Gerard Ed Johnston - Man on Bus Larry Langley - News Vendor Harvey Lewis - Bus Ticket Man Allison Marich - Blonde on Bus Mary Kay Mars - Rosella Alexandra Masterson - Drugstore Waitress Peter Masterson - Newspaper Boy Frances Peterson - Young Carrie Watts David Romo - Mexican Man Kirk Sisco - Train Ticket Agent Dave Tanner - Billy Davis Wezz Tildon - Bus Passenger Tony Torn - Twin John Torn - Twin Andrew Van Wagenen - Family on the bus Arthur VanWagenen - Family on the bus Marilee VanWagenen - Family on the bus Willie VanWagenen - Family on the bus Don Wyse - Doctor
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