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The Miracle Worker
Cast
Anne Bancroft, Patty Duke, Victor Jory, Inga Swenson View AllCrew
Arthur Penn (Director), William Gibson (Screenplay) View AllRelease: May 22nd, 1962
Runtime: 1 hour, 46 minutes
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Iroquois
The scenes between Duke and Bancroft naturally play out as if they were straight out of a silent movie (barring the actual noises and Bancroft's admonishments, of course), and the scene roughly halfway through where both leads are locked in the dining room fighting over how to eat lunch properly pla....
The scenes between Duke and Bancroft naturally play out as if they were straight out of a silent movie (barring the actual noises and Bancroft's admonishments, of course), and the scene roughly halfway through where both leads are locked in the dining room fighting over how to eat lunch properly pla....
Gideon58
The Miracle Worker is the well-acted 1962 screen version of the William Gibson play documenting the real-life relationship with the legendary Helen Keller and her teacher, Annie Sullivan.
The Miracle Worker is the well-acted 1962 screen version of the William Gibson play documenting the real-life relationship with the legendary Helen Keller and her teacher, Annie Sullivan.