"Doing Your Own Thing Can Be Hard... And Shattering!" 15 August 1970 Drama 83 mins
Ann is from a prominent Japanese-American family, owners of a famous nursery and greenhouse. Tom is from a blue-collar family of self-employed fishermen. Tom and Ann develop a playful, loving relationship, despite obstacles their families throw in their way.
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John Denos as Tom Parsegian
Caroline Barrett as Ann Murakoshi
Donald Elson as Timothy
Joe Lo Presti as Sam Parsegian
Paul Micale as Pucci
Pat Li as Mrs. Murakoshi
Margaret Rich as Hanna Parsegian
Miyoshi Jingu as Grandmother Murakoshi
Danny DeVito as Thug
Robert Clouse Director
Robert Clouse Writer
Ann Phillips Clouse Art Direction
Robert Clouse Producer
Stephen L. Lewis Editor
Ian Freebairn-Smith Music
Michael D. Murphy Director of Photography
United States 15 August 1970
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