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Steel Magnolias

Steel Magnolias

  • Status: Released
  • 15-11-1989
  • Runtime: 117 min
  • Score: 7.2
  • Vote count: 662

A young beautician, newly arrived in a small Louisiana town, finds work at the local salon, where a small group of women share a close bond of friendship and welcome her into the fold.

Sally Field

M'Lynn Eatenton

Dolly Parton

Truvy Jones

Shirley MacLaine

Ouiser Boudreaux

Daryl Hannah

Annelle Dupuy

Olympia Dukakis

Clairee Belcher

Julia Roberts

Shelby Eatenton Latcherie

Tom Skerritt

Drum Eatenton

Sam Shepard

Spud Jones

Dylan McDermott

Jackson Latcherie

Kevin J. O'Connor

Sammy Desoto

Bill McCutcheon

Owen Jenkins

Ann Wedgeworth

Aunt Fern

Knowl Johnson

Tommy Eatenton

Jonathan Ward

Jonathan Eatenton

Bibi Besch

Belle Marmillion

Janine Turner

Nancy Beth Marmillion

James Wlcek

Marshall Marmillion

Ronald Young

Drew Marmillion

Nancy Parsons

Janice Van Meter

Robert Ginnaven

Mayor Van Meter

Tom Hodges

Louie Jones

Rick Hurst

Bark Boone

Robert Harling

Minister

Clara Gabrielle

Jack, Jr. (1 Year Old)

Daniel Camp

Jack, Jr. (3 Years Old)

Norman Fletcher

Mr. Latcherie, Sr.

Lori Tate

Mrs. Latcherie, Sr.

Robert Adams

Dr. Judd

Carol Sutton

Nurse Pam

Aja Sansone

Monique

Rodney Alan Fulton

Bobby Ray Ross

Spencer Henderson

Dancing Couple

Sandra Asbury-Johnson

Dancing Couple

Gale J. Odom

Church Singer

Betsy Widhalm

Church Organist

Oscar J. Bienvenu Jr.

Doctor

Teresa Beaudion

Receptionist

Gladys Mallard

Nurse

Betty J. Dove

Nurse

Travis Harrison

Delivery Boy

James Shapkoff III

Delivery Man

Walker May

Newspaper Boy

Robert R. Morgan

Cook

Roger D. McCann

Cook's Helper

Debbie McCann

Cook's Helper

Trent Dawson

Choir Member (uncredited)

GenerationofSwine

You can tell from the start that this was adapted from the stage. The dialogue--for the most part--has the same earnest theatrics as your average play, and honestly it works fairly well in a knock-off Tennessee Williams kind of way. And the stage adaptation becomes even more evident when it shows itself to be a comedy tear-jerker. And, as I said, that's fine. It has pro-talent and it's always nice to bring the stage into your living room from time to time.