Darkness Before Dawn Trailer

Darkness Before Dawn Trailer (1993)

15 February 1993 Drama, TV Movie 120 mins

An uplifting family drama about the danger of drug addiction, DARKNESS BEFORE DAWN stars Meredith Baxter (TV's FAMILY TIES). Baxter plays Mary Ann, a nurse at a methadone clinic who falls in love with one of her patients, Guy (Stephen Lang). While helping him overcome his drug addiction, she still manages to hide her own dalliances with narcotics--so well, in fact, that no one suspects at all. The pair marry and have a child, but soon Mary Ann's troubled past and hidden addiction threaten the stability of the happy life that she and Guy finally have for themselves. DARKNESS BEFORE DAWN illustrates the power of family love and how it can overcome even the greatest personal problems.

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Cast

Meredith Baxter

as Mary Ann Guard

Stephen Lang

as Guy Grand

Kirsten Dunst

as Sandra Guard (age 8)

Gwynyth Walsh

as Sandra Guard

Chelsea Hertford

as Jennifer

Michael Bryan French

as Jack

Natalie West

as Mrs. Guard

Robert Desiderio

as Al Van Petten

Richard Grove

as Father

Alana Austin

as Mary Ann Guard (age 9)

Tim Farrell

as John L.

Matthew Linville

as Daryl

Mary Anne McGarry

as Mrs. Grand

James Dean

as Mr. Conklin

Rusty Schwimmer

as Evelyn

Lora Staley

as Obstetrician

Crew

John Patterson

Director

Alfred Sole

Alfred Sole Set Decoration

reginald dunn

reginald dunn Sound

David E. Fluhr

David E. Fluhr Sound

Kenneth Zunder

Kenneth Zunder Director of Photography

Kathleen Gore-Misko

Kathleen Gore-Misko Costume Design

Judith A. Polone

Judith A. Polone Executive Producer

Peter Manning Robinson

Original Music Composer

Dena Roth

Dena Roth Production Design

Marja Webster

Marja Webster Makeup Artist

Meredith Baxter

Meredith Baxter Co-Executive Producer

David Yaffe

David Yaffe Sound Mixer

Michael D. Ornstein

Michael D. Ornstein Editor

International Releases Dates

United States 15 February 1993

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