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I liked it when I first saw it.

Posted by eppis1 on November 15, 2012 at 22:34:02:
Deborah Foreman was pretty, though a fairly one dimensional actress. The always steady Frederick Forrest played her father. Gage was really good. I grew up in Los Angeles in the same era. Martha Coolidge captured the time and place well, imho. Foxes was an even better movie, with Jody Foster and Scott Baio (sp?).