The Cracker Factory
Burt Brinckerhoff1979-03-16
The only way to stop feeling trapped was to stop feeling at all.
9.5
100 min
Drama depicting the problems of a suburban housewife suffering from fits of depression and alcoholism, and her stay in a psychiatric center after a feeble suicide attempt.
Cast
| Name | Character | Team | |
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Natalie Wood | Cassie Barrett | Unowned |
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Perry King | Dr. Edwin Alexander | Unowned |
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Peter Haskell | Charlie Barrett | Unowned |
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Shelley Long | Clara | Unowned |
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Vivian Blaine | Helen | Unowned |
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Marian Mercer | Eleanor | Unowned |
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Juliet Mills | Tinkerbell | Unowned |
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John Harkins | Father Dunhill | Unowned |
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Barbara Tarbuck | Alice | Unowned |
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Shane Butterworth | Greg Barrett | Unowned |
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David Comfort | Steven Barrett | Unowned |
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Tonya Crowe | Jenny Barrett | Unowned |
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Robert Perault | Bobby Barrett | Unowned |
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Bebe Drake | Gloria | Unowned |
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Elsa Raven | Dalton | Unowned |
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Peggy Rea | Pomeroy | Unowned |
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Art Evans | Abdul | Unowned |
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Donald Hotten | Ludwig | Unowned |
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Sydney Lassick | Ernie | Unowned |
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Delia Salvi | Norma | Unowned |
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Eugene Elman | Dr. Proctor | Unowned |
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Vernon Weddle | John | Unowned |
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Laurence Haddon | Ted R. | Unowned |
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Joe Lowry | Dr. Marshall | Unowned |
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Hank Ross | Stockboy | Unowned |
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Bob Corso | Orderly | Unowned |
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Vincent Di Paolo | Waiter | Unowned |