Always (1985)
R | 105 mins | Drama | 2 October 1985
Director:
Henry JaglomWriter:
Henry JaglomProducer:
Henry JaglomCinematographer:
Hanania BaerEditor:
Henry JaglomProduction Companies:
Jagtown, International Rainbow PicturesThe Summary for this unviewed film was based on reviews from the 3 Oct 1985 LAT and the 27 Mar 1985 Var.
End credits include the following: "For Patty Sue, Always."
According to the 29 Jul 1981 Var, director Henry Jaglom announced his next project would be small and independently produced by his company, International Rainbow-Arc-en-Ciel-Keshet Productions. Referring to the picture by its working title, At Home, the news item reported a $1.5 million budget. However, according to the 28 Aug 1985 HR, the picture was made for $500,000.
Actors Barbara Flud and Orson Welles were announced to appear in Always, but neither are credited onscreen. However, the two actors starred in later Jaglom films.
The 12 Nov 1984 DV reported that filming was complete on the newly titled Always: A Film About Love, Marriage, and Divorce.
The video was released as, Always…But Not Forever. ...
The Summary for this unviewed film was based on reviews from the 3 Oct 1985 LAT and the 27 Mar 1985 Var.
End credits include the following: "For Patty Sue, Always."
According to the 29 Jul 1981 Var, director Henry Jaglom announced his next project would be small and independently produced by his company, International Rainbow-Arc-en-Ciel-Keshet Productions. Referring to the picture by its working title, At Home, the news item reported a $1.5 million budget. However, according to the 28 Aug 1985 HR, the picture was made for $500,000.
Actors Barbara Flud and Orson Welles were announced to appear in Always, but neither are credited onscreen. However, the two actors starred in later Jaglom films.
The 12 Nov 1984 DV reported that filming was complete on the newly titled Always: A Film About Love, Marriage, and Divorce.
The video was released as, Always…But Not Forever.
Always...But Not Forever
Always: A Film About Love, Marriage, and Divorce
Always--But Not Forever
At Home
After filing for divorce, David and Judy are asked by their sentimental notary to spend the long 4th of July weekend reconsidering before they file the paperwork that would end their marriage. Over the weekend, several friends, relatives, and neighbors arrive at the couple’s home, each in various stages of relationships, and talk about the nature of ...
After filing for divorce, David and Judy are asked by their sentimental notary to spend the long 4th of July weekend reconsidering before they file the paperwork that would end their marriage. Over the weekend, several friends, relatives, and neighbors arrive at the couple’s home, each in various stages of relationships, and talk about the nature of love.
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