Home to Stay Trailer

Home to Stay Trailer (1978)

02 May 1978 Drama, TV Movie 78 mins

A teenage girl sets off on an odyssey from her Illinois farming community with her free-spirited but frail grandfather to thwart her uncle's plans to put him in a home for the aged.

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Cast

Henry Fonda

as Grandpa George

Michael McGuire

as Frank McDermott

Frances Hyland

as Aunt Martha

David Stambaugh

as Joey Brewster

Pixie Bigelow

as Clara Hirschman

Trudy Young

as Hildy

Doris Petrie

as Mrs. Strickmeyer

Dave Thomas

as Petrie

David Hughes

as Bill Brewster

Judy Sinclair

as Edith Brewster

Len Doncheff

as Farmer

James D. Morris

as Policeman

Sandra Scott

as Neighbor

Crew

Reginald H. Morris

Reginald H. Morris Director of Photography

Ben Edwards

Ben Edwards Art Direction

Robert Pusilo

Robert Pusilo Costume Design

Frederick H. Brogger

Frederick H. Brogger Executive Producer

David Susskind

David Susskind Executive Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 02 May 1978

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