A Very Natural Thing
“David and Jason's relationship... it's the same only different.”
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When David, an ex-monk still in his twenties meets Mark, he falls hard; soon he
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Edited by Terry ManningShot by C H DouglassScored by Gordon Gottlieb
Also known as
- Una cosa muy naturales
- Une chose très naturellefr
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65 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
46Robert Grillo
as Edgar
Howard Blakey
as Charles
George Diaz
as Miguel
Deborah Trowbridge
as Jason's Ex-Wife
Jesse Trowbridge
as Jason's Child
Jose Aponte
Chris Ballant
Mel Barth
Roy Berman
Roy Berndt
Windsor Boyd
Larry Burns
Tony Cedar
Astrida Cimdins
Rhodes Cox
John Damon
Christopher Estridge
Robert Ellis
Jerry Ent
Reginald Eley
Jack Firestone
Stephen Harvey
Arnie Kantrowitz
Kathy Kesler
Bernard Lewis
Billy Longo
Michael Lavery
Fred Mannara Jr
Lou Miranda
Alan Moldow
Dina Moore
Bobby Niles
Edward Ouger
John Parr
Tommy Riscica
Jane Roseman
Vito Russo
Ben Simon
Stod
Paul Vanase
Frank Ventgen
Martin Wade
Grove Wood
Kim Yesse
Ray Zarr
David Campos
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1Writers
2Producers
1Other crew
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