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James Caan | John Baggs Jr. | |
Marsha Mason | Maggie Paul | |
Kirk Calloway | Doug | |
Eli Wallach | Lynn Forshay | |
Burt Young | Master at Arms | |
Allyn Ann McLerie | Miss Watkins | |
Dabney Coleman | Executive Officer | |
Fred Sadoff | Dr. Osgood | |
Allan Arbus | Drunken Sailor | |
Jon Korkes | Dental Corpsman | |
Sally Kirkland | Fleet Chick | |
Don Calfa | Lewis | |
Clayton Corzatte | Doctor | |
Jon Locke | Go-Go Club Owner | |
David Proval | Sailor |
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Producer | Mark Rydell
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Writer | Darryl Ponicsan
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Cinematography | Vilmos Zsigmond
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Musician | John Williams
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Deftly directed by Mark Rydell, this poignant romantic drama features a stunning all-star cast that includes James Caan, Marsha Mason, Eli Wallach, Burt Young, Sally Kirkland and Dabney Coleman. His ship docked in Seattle, Navy man John Baggs Jr. (Caan) has a "Cinderella Liberty" pass, meaning he can be out until midnight - so he intends to make the most of his evening. And things are clearly going his way when he "wins" call girl Maggie Paul (Mason) in a pool game. But once Baggs finds out that Maggie has an 11 year-old son and another baby on the way, he backs off - anxious to rid himself of complications he just can't contend with. That is - until he falls in love. |
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