The Turning (film)
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| The Turning | |
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| Directed by | L.A. Puopolo |
| Produced by | Matthew Carlisle L.A. Puopolo William B. O'Boyle Chrisann Verges |
| Written by | Chris Ceraso (also Home Fires Burning (stage play)) L.A. Puoplo |
| Starring | Karen Allen Raymond J. Barry Michael Dolan Tess Harper Gillian Anderson |
| Music by | Herb Pilhofer |
| Cinematography | J. Michael McClary |
| Editing by | Lesley Topping |
| Distributed by | Phaedra Cinema (USA) |
| Release date(s) |  May 2, 1992 |
| Running time | 91 minutes |
| Language | English |
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The Turning is a 1992 American drama movie directed by L.A. Puopolo.
This film is adapted from the stage play Home Fires Burning.
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[edit] Synopsis
Cliff Harnish returns to his hometown of Pocahontas, Virginia after four years with hopes of putting a stop to his parents divorce.
[edit] Cast
- Karen Allen – Glory Lawson
- Raymond J. Barry – Mark Harnish
- Michael Dolan – Clifford 'Cliff' Harnish
- Tess Harper – Martha Harnish
- Gillian Anderson – April Cavanaugh
- Tannis Benedict – Vivian Sinott
[edit] Trivia
- This is Gillian Anderson's first on-screen appearance.
- Filmed entirely on location in Pocahontas, Virginia.
- Gillian Anderson and Raymond J. Barry would both go on to appear in The X-Files but, like this movie, they never share a scene together.
[edit] Taglines
Ruby Ridge... Waco... Oklahoma City... Now, he's coming home.
Truth is sometimes hard to accept.
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