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Movie Info
Two elderly sisters, Libby Strong (Bette Davis) and Sarah Webber (Lillian Gish), travel to their summer house in Maine. The pair couldn't be less similar: Libby is blind, cynical and mean-spirited; Sarah is sunny, optimistic and healthy. Yet their shared memories and hardships -- especially the deaths of their husbands -- help bind the two together. Still, the entrance of a local fisherman (Vincent Price) into Sarah's life threatens to reopen old wounds.
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Lindsay Anderson
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Producer: Mike Kaplan, Carolyn Pfeiffer
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Writer: David Berry
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Box Office (Gross USA): $127.3K
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Distributor: Alive Films
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Production Co: Nelson Entertainment
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Critic Reviews for The Whales of August
Audience Reviews for The Whales of August
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Yeah its great to see the cast of legends they assembled for this movie but those actors should have been given a better screenplay.
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considering it's a film about a picture window & there's no whales, it's so serene, calm, like the waves it washes over you & there's some very enjoyable well spoken characters.
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This stuffy drama will interest anyone who likes movies about the elderly, but other wise, I'd say stay away from it. It's very boring, slow, and by the middle, I didn't care about the story anymore.
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