18 January 1997 Drama, TV Movie 96 mins
A gymnast moves to a gym where the top coach in the US is and has difficulties adjusting.
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Swoosie Kurtz as Allison Bryant
Courtney Peldon as Katie Bryant
John Ashton as Peter Bryant
Philip Casnoff as Greg Radkin
Linda Hart as Betty Parker
Jim Metzler as David Cline
Nike Doukas as Terri Haynes
Lily Knight as Tina Weston
Dee Fischer as Dana Parker
Aimee Walker as Diana Cline
Tracy Nicole Kerestes as Stephanie Weston
Jay Howarth as Tracy Dunne
Jennifer Paternoster as Pamela Jackson
Jennifer Mitschel as Sign Language Coach
Darren Frankel Executive In Charge Of Post Production
James L. Schoppe Production Design
C. Darin Knight Sound mixer
Roberta Haze Costume Supervisor
Tony Kadell Executive In Charge Of Post Production
Roger Bojarski Jr. Transportation Captain
Eric Van Haren Noman Director of Photography
Natalie Hart Casting
Kristin Landholt Supervising Sound Editor
Roger Bojarski Jr. Driver
Jeff Bricmont Executive Producer
Donald Elmblad Set Decoration
David Moir Still Photographer
Jay Benson Producer
United States 18 January 1997
More movie trailers, teasers, and clips from Little Girls in Pretty Boxes:
Transferred from VHS Recording of the Mystery Files of Shelby Woo on Nickelodeon. I put the recording at some point in 1997. But I don't have any more info ...
part 1 of 9 The often too-intense world of competitive gymnastics is the focus of this made-for-television movie. Courtney Peldon stars as Katie Bryant ...
Fanmade trailer for Little Girls in Pretty Boxes by Joan Ryan. This is for an English project. Gymnast photos include Julissa Gomez Christy Henrich Cassie ...
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03 December 1997
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01 January 1997
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01 January 1997
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05 December 1997
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08 August 1997
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18 July 1997
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25 February 1997
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27 August 1997
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18 December 1997
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