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The Turning Point (1977)
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Released: 11/14/1977
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Synopsis:
Former dance colleagues Deedee and Emma are reunited when Emma's New York ballet company stops in Oklahoma City for a performance. Having dropped her career for marriage and motherhood, Deedee envies prima ballerina Emma's limelight life; aging Emma, realizing that her days as a star are numbered, wishes that she had the fulfillment of a family like Deedee's. Tensions simmer when Deedee's talented teenage daughter Emilia moves to New York to join Emma's company. As Emma maternally bonds with Emilia, and Emilia falls in love with womanizing dancer Yuri, Deedee feels that she's losing her place even as a mother. After Emilia's triumphant debut, Deedee's and Emma's resentments boil over into an all-out catfight that ends when they realize that they can unite in happiness for Emilia's future.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
11/14/1977
Studio
Credit
Fox Films, Ltd.
Studio
Director
Credit
Herbert Ross
Director
Cast
Credit
Shirley MacLaine
Deedee Rogers
Anne Bancroft
Emma Jacklin
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Yuri
Leslie Browne
Emilia Rogers
Tom Skerritt
Wayne Rogers
Martha Scott
Adelaide
Antoinette Sibley
Sevilla
Alexandra Danilova
Madame Kahkarova
Starr Danias
Carolyn
Marshall Thompson
Carter
James Mitchell
Michael
Scott Douglas
Freddie
Daniel Levans
Arnold
Jurgen Schneider
Peter
Anthony Zerbe
Rosie
Phillip Saunders
Ethan
Lisa Lucas
Janina
Saax Bradbury
Florence
Hilda Morales
Sandra
Donald Petrie
Barney
James Crittenden
Billy Joe
David Byrd
Conductor
Alexander Minz
Boys' Class Teacher
Dennis Nahat
Dennis
Enrique Martinez
Ballet Master
Anne Barlow
Ballet Mistress
Howard Barr
Rehearsal Pianist
Martha Johnson
Rehearsal Pianist
Lucette Aldous
Fernando Bujones
Richard Cragun
Suzanne Farrell
Marcia Haydee
Peter Martins
Clark Tippet
Marianna Tcherkassky
Martine Van Hamel
Charles Ward
Production Credits
Credit
Roger M Rothstein
Associate Producer
Nora Kaye
Executive Producer
Herbert Ross
Producer
Arthur Laurents
Producer
Production Companies
Credit
Hera International
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
Rank Film Distributors Ltd
Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Fox Films, Ltd.
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
New York City, New York, USA
Writer
Credit
Arthur Laurents
Screenplay
Art Department
Credit
Albert Brenner
Production Designer
Marvin March
Set Decorator
Film Camera
Credit
Robert Surtees
Director of Photography
Nananne Porcher
Lighting - theatrical lighting
Music
Credit
The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Music Performer
Duke Ellington
Song
Glenn Dictorow
Music Conductor
John Lanchbery
Music
John Lanchbery
Music - music director
Kenneth MacMillan
Music Performer
Henryk Wieniawsky
Music
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Music
Adolphe Adam
Music
Ludwig Minkus
Music
Jean Coralli
Music
Jules Perrot
Music
Carl Czerny
Music
Harald Lander
Music
Serge Prokofiev
Music
Frederic Chopin
Music
Production Management
Credit
Jack Roe
Assistant Director
Tony Bishop
Assistant Director
Peter Burrell
Assistant Director
Sound
Credit
Jerry Jost
Sound - sound recording mixer
William Hartman
Sound Editor
Theodore Soderberg
Sound - sound rerecording mixer
Richard Sperber
Sound Editor
Visual Effects
Credit
Wayne Fitzgerald
Titles
Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Credit
Albert Wolsky
Costumes
Charles Schram
Makeup
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