Director: Otto Preminger

Writer: Marjorie Kellogg (screenplay)

From a novel by: Marjorie Kellogg

Keywords: Romantic Comedy

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
James Coco	Actor	21-Mar-1928	25-Feb-1987	Only When I Laugh
Leonard Frey	Actor	4-Sep-1938	24-Aug-1988	Stage actor, The Boys in the Band
Ken Howard	Actor	28-Mar-1944		The White Shadow
Nancy Marchand	Actor	19-Jun-1928	18-Jun-2000	Mrs. Pynchon on Lou Grant
Liza Minnelli	Musician	12-Mar-1946		Cabaret
Anne Revere	Actor	25-Jun-1903	18-Dec-1990	National Velvet
Pete Seeger	Singer/Songwriter	3-May-1919		We Shall Overcome
Fred Williamson	Football	5-Mar-1938		Football star, Original Gangstas

REVIEWS

Review by anonymous (posted on 14-Apr-2006)

Movies such as Cabaret, Broadway, and TV would show off Liza Minnelli's competance as a singer and dancer, but when comparing her acting to her mother's (Judy Garland), this, little known, but a gem of a movie, is by far her best as an actor. In this film she plays an abuse victim, a date burns her face with battery acid, who shares a house with other physically and mentally challenged individuals. She is able to bring the audience through a full range of emotions from laughter to tears. This film is extremely underrated. I highly recommend seeing this wonderful piece of cinema.

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