Cast the First Stone (1989)
Overview
After Diane Martin is raped by a hitchhiker and becomes pregnant, she must face the pious faculty at the school where she teaches who condemn her "loose morals" and ostracize her. Based on a true story.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.179 |
Directed By
John Korty
Crew
John Korty
Brian L. Ross
Vickie Patik
Brian L. Ross
Mark A. Burley
Janet Faust Krusi
Sheri Singer
Ira Newborn
Tak Fujimoto
Jim Oliver
Nan Dutton
Josan F. Russo
Jerry Adams
Audrey A. Blasdel
Dianne Kennedy
Candida Conery
Jeff Cox
Dick Dawson
Susan Schuler-Page
Morris Chapnick
Michael Amundson
Jack Philbrick
Carroll Bob Johnson
John Sexton
Hank Stonecipher
Martin Raymond Bolger
Kenn Fuller
Jack Harmon
Buzz Jochheim
Anthony R. Palmieri
Ray Wilbar
Hope Moskowitz
Louis H. Goldstein
Jeff Carson
Kisuna Jacobsen
Dana Crocker
Margaret Linn
Betty Petitt
TOP CAST
Jill Eikenberry
Diane Martin
Richard Masur
Refson
Elizabeth Ruscio
Sandy
Joe Spano
Bill Spencer
Lew Ayres
Martin
Charles Kimbrough
Frank Murdoch
Salome Jens
Sister Angela
Dick Anthony Williams
Jackson Phillips
Anne Schedeen
Elaine Stanton
H. Richard Greene
Martin Daly
George McDaniel
Larry Stanton
Holly Palance
Ellen Armstrong
Jeff McCarthy
Neil Douglas
Richard Riehle
Dickson
Lorinne Vozoff
Psychiatrist #1
Sandy Bull
Andy
Adilah Barnes
Nun
Thomas Bellin
Judge
Edward Blanchard
Janitor
Dah-ve Chodan
Cathy
Michael Collins
Foreman
Sam Dalton
Reporter
E.R. Davies
Bailiff
Steven M. Gagnon
Mike
Cordis Heard
Parent
John Ingle
Charles Drake
Patrick Johnston
Man in Drugstore
Jack Kehler
Keeler
David A. Kimball
Psychiatrist #2
Mary McCusker
Doctor
Udana Power
Miss Kramer
Michael Lopez
Cary Peters
Myra Turley
Lunch Supervisor
Joan Welles
Mrs. Adams
Rudolph Willrich
Moss
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