Jennifer Connelly
Virginia
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Running time. 116 minutes. Country. United States. Language. English. Box office. $12,728. Virginia (originally titled What's Wrong with Virginia) is a 2010 film written and directed by Dustin Lance Black and starring Jennifer Connelly, Ed Harris, Emma Roberts, Carrie Preston, and Toby Jones .
Virginia is a mentally ill mother who has a son with a local sheriff and a daughter who dates his rival. The film explores the secrets and conflicts of a small town and the American dream.
Virginia. A single mother struggles to raise her son Emmett while dreaming of escaping her small Southern boardwalk town. Her long time affair with the very married, Mormon Sheriff Richard Tipton is thrown into question when he decides to run for public office. Things are further complicated when Emmett begins a romantic relationship with ...
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May 18, 2012 · Virginia is a 2012 drama film starring Jennifer Connelly as a single mother who has an affair with a sheriff. The film has low ratings from critics and audiences, and the trailer shows the troubled relationship and the small-minded town.
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May 17, 2012 · Movie Review - 'Virginia' Milk writer Dustin Lance Black directs a swampy Southern melodrama about a single mother's affair with the married sheriff of a small Virginia town. Critic Scott Tobias ...
About this movie. Jennifer Connelly stars as Virginia, a charming yet mentally ill mother whose greatest love is her protector and illegitimate son, Emmett (Harrison Gilbertson). Richard Tipton (Ed Harris), the local married Mormon sheriff, who is running for public office, might very well be Emmett's father.
Written and directed by Dustin Lance Black (MILK), VIRGINIA stars Jennifer Connelly as a beautiful yet unhinged single mother who struggles to raise her son Emmett (Harrison Gilbertson) while dreaming of escaping her small Southern boardwalk town. Her long time affair with the very married, Mormon Sheriff Richard Tipton (Ed Harris) is thrown into question when he decides to run for public ...
