Now grown up, these would-be reformers use humor, denial, and ultimately honesty to reconcile the world they got with the world they tried to make.
Fifth of July (1982)
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Synopsis: Playwright Lanford Wilson's much lauded Broadway play FIFTH OF JULY features an all-star cast which includes Richard Thomas (TV's THE WALTONS), Jeff Daniels (DUMB AND DUMBER), and Swoosie Kurtz... Playwright Lanford Wilson's much lauded Broadway play FIFTH OF JULY features an all-star cast which includes Richard Thomas (TV's THE WALTONS), Jeff Daniels (DUMB AND DUMBER), and Swoosie Kurtz (TV's SISTERS.) Set after the Vietnam War in the American Deep South, the play follows a group of friends who spent their college years together as activists, joined in the idealistic fight for a more peaceful and better world. Now grown up, the friends must reconcile real life with their dreams. [More]
Starring: Richard Thomas, Jeff Daniels, Swoosie Kurtz
Starring: Richard Thomas, Jeff Daniels, Swoosie Kurtz
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Feb 5, 2002
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