If These Walls Could Talk
“Changing times, intimate decisions, and the four walls that hold their secrets.”
Synopsis
A powerful, intimate portrait of three women living in the same house during different eras who all face unplanned pregnancies. The vignettes follow a recently widowed nurse struggling to take control of her life in the early 50s, a mother of four balancing raising a family and maintaining a career in the 70s, and a student making a difficult decision with the help of one woman that will change the course of both their lives in the 90s.
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A crew of 72+ credited
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Edited by Beth Jochem BesterveldShot by Bobby BukowskiScored by Cliff EidelmanDesigned by Hilda Stark
Also known as
- Haus der stummen Schreiede
- Tre vite allo specchioit
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Cast & Crew
72 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Demi Moore
as Claire Donnelly (segment: 1952)
Shirley Knight
as Mary Donnelly (segment: 1952)
Sissy Spacek
as Barbara Barrows
Catherine Keener
as Becky Donnelly (segment: 1952)
Cher
as Dr. Beth Thompson
Jason London
as Kevin Donnelly (segment: 1952)
Cch Pounder
as Nurse Jenny Ford (segment: 1952)
Kevin Cooney
as Dr. Kramer (segment: 1952)
Robin Gammell
as Jim Donnelly (segment: 1952)
Phyllis Lyons
as Audrey (segment: 1952)
Aaron Lustig
as Tom (segment: 1952)
Dena Burton
as Young Nurse (segment: 1952)
Supporting cast
47Marie Decicco
as Annie Ross
Lorna Scott
as Louise
Mary Portser
as Margaret
Annie Weldon
as Nurse
Vaughn Armstrong
as Painter
Jack Kehler
as Cab Driver
Tim Dekay
as Becky's Husband
Jamy Myatt
as Rose
Bob Shuttleworth
as Hospital Visitor
Xander Berkeley
as John Barrows
Hedy Burress
as Linda Barrows
Janna Michaels
as Sally Barrows
Ian Bohen
as Scott Barrows
Zack Eginton
as Ryan Barrows
Joanna Gleason
as Julia
Harris Yulin
as Professor Speras
Jordana Spiro
as Alison
Michael David Carter
as Student
Tyffany Kyler
as Student
Anne Heche
as Christine Cullen
Jada Pinkett Smith
as Patti
Eileen Brennan
as Tessie
Lindsay Crouse
as Frances White
Craig T Nelson
as Jim Harris
Diana Scarwid
as Marcia Schulman
Lorraine Toussaint
as Shameeka Webb
Rita Wilson
as Leslie
Georganne Lapiere
as Clinic Director
Sally Murphy
as Doreen
Rusty Schwimmer
as Prayer Group
Christine Avila
as Prayer Group
Chris Ellis
as Crowd Leader
Matthew Lillard
as Young Couple
Susie Spear Purcell
as Young Couple
Brendan Ford
as Corey
Rob Camilletti
as Photographer
Sarah Koskoff
as Female Testimonial
Robert Wisdom
as Policeman
Judith Drake
as Angry Woman
Geoffrey Nauffts
as Angry Man
Ben Marley
as Man in Crowd
Carmen Thomas
as Nurse
Aaron James Cash
as David
Hilda Stark
as Second Hand Rose Clark
Lisa Marie Boiko
as Receptionist
Michele Fischer
as Angry Girl
Marlene Sosebee
as Officer Myers
Directors
2Writers
5Producers
1Other crew
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