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Rating: 7.2/10 by 650 users

Steel Magnolias (1989)

A young beautician, newly arrived in a small Louisiana town, finds work at the local salon, where a small group of women share a close bond of friendship and welcome her into the fold.

Directing:
  • Herbert Ross
  • Martha Elcan
  • Robert Engelman
Writing:
  • Robert Harling
  • Robert Harling
Stars:
Release Date: Wed, Nov 15, 1989

Rating: 7.2/10 by 650 users

Alternative Title:
Magnolias de acero - ES
Flores de Aço - BR
철목련 - KR
Magnolias de acero - MX
常伴我左右 - HK
Magnolien aus Stahl - Die Stärke der Frauen - DE

Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 57 minutes
Budget: $15,000,000
Revenue: $95,904,091

Plot Keyword: strong woman, southern usa, beauty, female friendship, based on play or musical, mourning, loving, sentimental, hilarious, compassionate, distressing
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Truvy Jones
Shirley MacLaine
Ouiser Boudreaux
Daryl Hannah
Annelle Dupuy
Olympia Dukakis
Clairee Belcher
Julia Roberts
Shelby Eatenton Latcherie
Tom Skerritt
Drum Eatenton
Sam Shepard
Spud Jones
Dylan McDermott
Jackson Latcherie
Bill McCutcheon
Owen Jenkins
Knowl Johnson
Tommy Eatenton
Jonathan Ward
Jonathan Eatenton
Bibi Besch
Belle Marmillion
Janine Turner
Nancy Beth Marmillion
James Wlcek
Marshall Marmillion
Ronald Young
Drew Marmillion
Nancy Parsons
Janice Van Meter
Robert Ginnaven
Mayor Van Meter
Tom Hodges
Louie Jones
Rick Hurst
Bark Boone
Clara Gabrielle
Jack, Jr. (1 Year Old)
Daniel Camp
Jack, Jr. (3 Years Old)
Norman Fletcher
Mr. Latcherie, Sr.
Lori Tate
Mrs. Latcherie, Sr.
Rodney Alan Fulton
Bobby Ray Ross
Spencer Henderson
Dancing Couple
Gale J. Odom
Church Singer
Betsy Widhalm
Church Organist
Teresa Beaudion
Receptionist
Travis Harrison
Delivery Boy
Walker May
Newspaper Boy
Roger D. McCann
Cook's Helper
Debbie McCann
Cook's Helper
Trent Dawson
Choir Member (uncredited)

GenerationofSwine

You can tell from the start that this was adapted from the stage. The dialogue--for the most part--has the same earnest theatrics as your average play, and honestly it works fairly well in a knock-off Tennessee Williams kind of way. And the stage adaptation becomes even more evident when it shows itself to be a comedy tear-jerker. And, as I said, that's fine. It has pro-talent and it's always nice to bring the stage into your living room from time to time.


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