Will There Really Be a Morning? (1983)
Overview
This is the story of actress Frances Farmer, her struggles with mental illness and involuntary confinement in an insane asylum.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.547 |
Directed By
Fielder Cook
TOP CAST
Susan Blakely
Frances Farmer
Lee Grant
Lillian Farmer
Royal Dano
Ernest Farmer
Joe Lambie
Bill Anderson
John Heard
Clifford Odets
Melanie Mayron
Sophie
Leonardo Cimino
Adolph Zukor
Jack Creley
Professor Williams
James Eckhouse
Harold Clurman
Jeannie Elias
Lottie
Joseph Maher
1st Doctor
Bruce Ornstein
John Garfield
Paul Perri
Luther Adler
Madeleine Sherwood
2nd Doctor
Ivor Francis
Drama Teacher
Rodger Barton
Actor #1
Neil Affleck
Actor #2
Donann Cavin
Actor #3
Joe Pagano
Actor #4
Sidney Armus
Judge
Frederick Rolf
Agent
Richard B. Shull
Publicist
Keith James
Reporter #1
Paddy Carol Brown
Reporter #2
Jim Chad
Reporter #3
Robert Hawkins
Franchot Tone
George Touliatos
Makeup Man
Dalene Young
Hairdresser
Joe Grifasi
Wyler
James Cahill
Howard Hawks
Michelle Leigh Stevens
Frances, Age 9
Thomas Barbour
Director
Martha Gibson
Script Girl
Neil Dainard
Justice of the Peace
Ray Powers
Photographer #1
Eric Stine
Photographer #2
Bob Larkin
Reporter
Sean Moloney
Young Man
Alan Scarfe
Doctor #3
Joanne Strauss
Nurse
Meg Hogarth
Police Matron
Angus MacInnes
Policeman #1
John Kirby
Sailor
Charles Prior
Reporter #4
Clark Stevens
Reporter #5
William Ward
Reporter #6
Valerie Boyle
Lottie's Mother (uncredited)
Hayley Taylor
Young Francis Farmer (uncredited)
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