| Autobiography Of Miss Jane Pittman, The | |||||
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| Cicely Tyson | Jane Pittman | |
| Barbara Chaney | Amma Dean | |
| Richard Dysart | ||
| Katherine Helmond | ||
| Michael Murphy | ||
| Odetta | Big Laura | |
| Thalmus Rasulala | ||
| Josephine Premice | Mme. Gautier | |
| Teddy Airhart | Sheriff Guidry | |
| Ted Arroyo | Tee-Bob | |
| Eric Brown | Jimmy (age 7) | |
| Woody Chambliss | Freedom Investigator | |
| Noel Cravenze | Long-Haired Boy | |
| Richard A. Dysart | Master Bryant | |
| Arnold Wilkerson | ||
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| Producer | Philip Barry
Robert W. Christiansen Rick Rosenberg |
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| Writer | Tracy Keenan Wynn
Ernest J. Gaines |
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"One of TV's All Time Best." - Leonard Maltin This highly acclaimed drama, based on the epic novel by Ernest J. Gaines, eloquently covers the story of the Black Experience-from the Civil War to the civil rights movement-all told from the memories of a fictional 110-year-old slave played by Cicely Tyson. Ms.Tyson's tour-de-force performance, her most memorable, earned her an Emmy. All total this incredible made-for-TV film earned nine Emmys, including one for director Korty and one for Tracy Keenan Wynn's intelligent script. |
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