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| Yesterday | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Larry Kent (as Lawrence I. Kent) |
| Written by | John Dunning Bill La Mond |
| Produced by | Don Carmody André Link Lawrence Nesis John Dunning |
| Starring | Vincent Van Patten Claire Pimparé Nicholas Campbell Jack Wetherall Jacques Godin Marthe Mercure Daniel Gadouas Cloris Leachman Eddie Albert |
| Cinematography | Richard Ciupka |
| Edited by | Debra Karen |
| Music by | Paul Baillargeon |
| Production company | DAL Productions |
| Distributed by | Levy Films |
| Release date |
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| Running time | 95 min |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | English |
Yesterday (also released, in the US, as Scoring and This Time Forever and, in Canada, as Gabrielle and The Victory) is a 1981 Canadian drama film directed by Larry Kent (as Lawrence I. Kent) and starring Vincent Van Patten and Claire Pimparé. It is a love story of a young soldier maimed in Vietnam, who allows his former girlfriend to believe he is dead to spare her anguish.
Cast
- Vincent Van Patten - Matt Kramer
- Claire Pimparé - Gabrielle Daneault
- Nicholas Campbell - Tony
- Jack Wetherall - Moose
- Jacques Godin - Mr. Daneault
- Marthe Mercure - Mrs. Daneault
- Gerard Parkes - Professor Saunders
- Daniel Gadouas - Claude Daneault
- Cloris Leachman - Mrs. Kramer
- Eddie Albert - Bart Kramer
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