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Rambling Rose /

Rose, an alluring young woman, is hired by a Southern family to care for their children, and changes their lives forever. She is an innocent who relates to everyone she meets in the only way she knows how-- with sexuality she cannot restrain. The mother of the family takes Rose under her wing, offer...

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Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:Rambling Rose (Motion picture)
Other Authors: Willingham, Calder, 1922-1995 (Screenwriter), Dern, Laura (Actor), Ladd, Diane (Actor), Haas, Lukas, 1976- (Actor), Duvall, Robert (Actor), Heard, John, 1946-2017 (Actor), Conway, Kevin (Actor), Burke, Robert (Robert John) (Actor), Jensen, Johnny E., 1947- (director of photography.), Bernstein, Elmer (composer (expression))
Format: Video DVD
Language:English
Language Notes:Closed-captioned.
Published: Santa Monica, California : Artisan Entertainment, [2002]
Subjects:
Families > Georgia > Drama.
Young women > Conduct of life > Drama.
Nannies > Georgia > Drama.
Women household employees > Drama.
Willingham, Calder, > 1922-1995.
Families.
Nannies.
Women household employees.
Young women > Conduct of life.
Georgia.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Independent films.
Fiction films.
Feature films.
Drama.
Film adaptations.
Description
Summary:Rose, an alluring young woman, is hired by a Southern family to care for their children, and changes their lives forever. She is an innocent who relates to everyone she meets in the only way she knows how-- with sexuality she cannot restrain. The mother of the family takes Rose under her wing, offering love and protection, while the teenaged son finds Rose both his fantasy and a profound mystery.
Item Description:Full screen (1.33:1).
Based on the book by Calder Willingham.
Originally released as a motion picture in 1991.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (approximately 115 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD, NTSC, region 1; 2.0 Dolby stereo surround, digitally mastered.
Audience:Rated R.
Production Credits:Director of photography, Johnny E. Jensen; editor, Steven Cohen; music, Elmer Bernstein.