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Patrick Sheane Duncan (Writer), Tony Bill (Director), Helen Buck Bartlett (Producer)
Duncan's next project was the working-class melodrama A Home of Our Own, directed by Tony Bill with Duncan acting as executive producer. In this film Kathy Bates stars as a divorced mother who, in 1962, quits her assembly-line job because of sexual harassment, then drives with her six children to Idaho, where she buys a rundown house.
May 22, 2001 · A lot of men were off to war and women kept the home fires burning. In this case, Kathy Bates finds herself a single mom, trying to build a "home of their own" for her five young kids. The movie humbles you and reminds you that life in the early 40's and 50's required imagination. Buy it for yourself and your grandkids.
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Oct 1, 2006 · A Home of Our Own is a nice simple story about a mother and her six children who decide to leave Los Angeles one day, and start over in the mountain regions of Idaho where they meet a friendly guy and eventually build up their dream home.
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Jan 1, 1993 · A Home of Our Own (Original program for the premiere of the 1993 film) [Kathy Bates, Edward Furlong (starring); Tony Bill (director); Patrick Sheane Duncan (screenwriter)] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers.
- Edward Furlong (starring); Tony Bill (director); Patrick Sheane Duncan (screenwriter) Kathy Bates
In the book Duncan imagines that the legendary Count Dracula is revived at the start of World War II to do battle against Adolf Hitler and his monstrous Nazi killing machine. Most of the novel is set in—where else?—Transylvania where the Count joins forces with Romanian resistance fighters.
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"In early 1960s Los Angeles, a family struggles to make ends meet. Like many who still believe in the American Dream, the widowed Frances (Kathy Bates) wishes to put down roots and find a home. Prideful Frances loses her job, and suddenly rootless, she takes what little money they have and she and her gaggle of children venture out of the big city and head into rural Idaho."--OLDIES.com website.
