Harper Valley PTA (film)
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| Harper Valley PTA | |
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 Theatrical release poster. |
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| Directed by | Richard C. Bennett |
| Produced by | Phil Borack |
| Written by | George Edwards |
| Starring | Barbara Eden Nanette Fabray Ronny Cox |
| Release date(s) | 1978 |
| Running time | 93 min |
| Country |  United States |
| Language | English |
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Harper Valley PTA is a 1978 comedy movie starring Barbara Eden. The movie was inspired by the country music song written by Tom T. Hall of the same title.
[edit] Plot
Stella Johnson is a widowed single mom that lives in the town of Harper Valley. The town's PTA doesn't like the looks of Stella, such as her makeup and tight jeans. So they give her and her daughter a hard time. Stella decides it's time to fight back and comes up with all kinds of pranks to pull on the PTA members to get even.
[edit] Main cast
- Barbara Eden ... Stella Johnson
- Ronny Cox ... Willis Newton
- Nanette Fabray ... Alice Finley
- Louis Nye ... Kirby Baker
- John Fiedler ... Bobby Taylor
- Ron Masak ... Herbie Maddox
- Clint Howard ... Corley
- Susan Swift ... Dee Johnson
- Pat Paulsen ... Otis Harper
- Amzie Strickland ... Shirley Thompson
- Bob Hastings ... Skeeter Duggan
- Audrey Christie ... Flora Simpson Reilly
- Molly Dodd ... Olive Glover
- Fay DeWitt ... Willamae Jones
- DeVera Marcus ... Holly Taylor
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