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Keeping Secrets (TV Movie 1991) Suzanne Somers, Ken Kercheval, Michael Learned

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Runtime 1 hour 32 minutes long

From Vhs as aired on encore commercial free


A gentle remonstration to those who avoid any TV movie with the name Suzanne Somers attached to it: Do not pass up Ms. Somers' Keeping Secrets. The actress plays herself in this painful retelling of her formative years as a member of a dysfunctional family. Ms. Somers' father, played by Ken Kercheval, is a chronic alcoholic, but it is expected--no, demanded--of the other children that this family problem be kept secret from the world. The long-ranging ramifications of her bitter childhood include the failure of Somers's first marriage, one arrest, inclinations towards suicide, and a crippling inability to control any aspect of her own life or career. Even the foreknowledge of Suzanne Somers' eventual recovery and success does not dull the edge of this compelling (albeit uneven) film


Director: John Korty

Writers: Suzanne Somers (book), Edmond Stevens (teleplay)

Stars: Suzanne Somers, Ken Kercheval, Michael Learned

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