Love, Mary (1985)
Overview
A teen, who is always in trouble in school and has been sent to reform school, turns her life around when a counselor discovers she is dyslexic.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.342 |
Directed By
Robert Day
Crew
Ellis A. Cohen
Stanley Hough
Frank Stanley
Ray Daniels
Lynn Stalmaster
Michael S. Bolton
Susan Boyd
Sandy Cooper
Jean-Pierre Huchez
Phyllis Newman
Cosmas P. Bolger
Fitch Cady
Lee Knippelberg
Peter Schindler
Sam Horta
Ralph Parker
Jacob Rupp
John S. Bartley
Cyrus Block
David Crone
Dave Gordon
Chris Helcermanas-Benge
Lynne Carrow
Frances Harrison Hays
Christopher Ryan
Robert Takagi
Ian 'Moss' Urquhart
Catherine Howard
Scott F. Mathers
Pattie Robertson
David Rubin
Robert Drasnin
Robert Day
Bill Thumm
TOP CAST
Kristy McNichol
Mary Groda-Lewis
Matt Clark
Fannie Groda
David Paymer
David Lewis
Rachel Ticotin
Rachel Martin
Piper Laurie
Christine Groda
Leslie Wing
Jill
Wayne Robson
Dr. Sitton
Dorothy Dells
Beatrice Symes
David Sage
Dr. Miller
Romy Walthall
Jeanine
Lycia Naff
Delia
David Faustino
Christopher
Sarah Partridge
Barbara
Ron Recasner
Bernard Fuller
Tamu Blackwell
Eugenia
Shana Lane-Block
Iris
Terry David Mulligan
Dr. Powers
Jackson Davies
Mr. Yates
Tom Heaton
Gerald Crowhurst
Kate Robbins
Jan
Sheila Moore
Dr. Hofflund
Todd Duckworth
Dr. Grovner
Tom McBeath
Dr. Pearl
Christianne Hirt
Natalie
Lossen Chambers
Tanya
Twyla-Dawn Vokins
Beth
Sharon Wahl
Secretary
Gabrielle Rose
Julie Trenton
Karen Elizabeth Austin
Proper Lady
Peter Yunker
Richard
Pam Dangelmaier
SDS Teenager
Stephen Chang
Karate Instructor
Frances Flanagan
Nurse Osco
Ruby Montgomery
Nurse Curtis
Joseph Golland
Dr. McWright
David Mitchelle
Optometrist
Robert Prowse
Soldier (uncredited)
Jacob Rupp
Driver (uncredited)
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