Call Me Anna

Filme para televisão
1990
1 h 37 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaActress Patty Duke portrays herself in this autobiographical film that details her long-time struggle with mental illness.Actress Patty Duke portrays herself in this autobiographical film that details her long-time struggle with mental illness.Actress Patty Duke portrays herself in this autobiographical film that details her long-time struggle with mental illness.

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Patty Duke was asked by the director to not stay on the set during the parts where the other actresses were playing her. This way the girls would not feel the pressure of constantly having to impress her.

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Edited into Intimate Portrait: Patty Duke (2001)

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Call Me Anna...Touching Movie

Ms Patty Duke's story about her life and struggles with manic depression were just like my life struggles. I saw myself acting out just like her. I was so amazed at the similarities of our lives to include the sexual abuse that we both endured as children.

I saw the movie when it first premiered in 1990 and I have loved this movie so much. Anyone who has struggled with manic depression could get so much from this movie. Never mind about if it showed her awards or what they were for. That is not the issue here. The issue is how Ms Duke had an illness and fought to survive it and overcame. Ms. Duke has much to be proud of in her accomplishments with her struggles for survival of a disease that often leaves many victims without hope.

Unless a person has struggled with this illness personally they don't know the hell they have to live with. The movie to me was a success because it showed the real issues and how a person who is depressed and manic acts. It was so real...so, so, real. It was like watching myself up there on screen.

I wish I could thank Ms. Patty Duke in person for having the courage to let the public know about her illness. Bocka