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Jessica Lange | Frances Farmer | |
Anjelica Huston | ||
Sam Shepard | Harry York | |
Kim Stanley | Lillian Farmer | |
Bart Burns | Ernest Farmer | |
Jonathan Banks | Hitchhiker | |
Bonnie Bartlett | Stylist | |
James Brodhead | Sergeant | |
Jane Jenkins | Lady at Roosevelt Hotel | |
Jordan Charney | Harold Clurman | |
Rod Colbin | Juez | |
Donald Craig | Ralph Edwards | |
Sarah Cunningham | Alma Styles | |
Daniel Chodos | Director | |
Lee de Broux | Director | |
Jeffrey DeMunn | Clifford Odets |
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Producer | Jonathan Sanger
Mel Brooks |
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Writer | Eric Bergren
Christopher De Vore Nicholas Kazan |
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Cinematography | László Kovács
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Musician | John Barry
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Her Story Is Shocking, Disturbing, Compelling…And True. Jessica Lange delivers the performance of her career as Frances Farmer, the notorious 1930's movie star whose impassioned opinions and outspoken behavior created scandal throughout the industry. But when she was betrayed by the studio system and committed to an insane asylum by her domineering mother, Frances descended into a madness that revealed the most horrific abuses of mental illness and exposed the cruelest consequences of Hollywood fame. Kim Stanley and Sam Shepherd co-star in this tragic true story that shocked the world. Frances is now presented in a stunning new transfer from original film materials and is packed with startling new bonus features exclusive to this edition. |
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