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From: ed@das.llnl.GOV (Edward J. Suranyi)
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Subject: Re: "This Woman's Work" video
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Date: 16 Apr 91 17:10:01 GMT
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In article <9530@cognos.UUCP> you write:
>
>In article <9104120218.AA14648@das.llnl.gov> ed@DAS.LLNL.GOV (Edward J. Suranyi) writes:
>>Anyway, the song comes in at this key moment in the movie:  The
>>wife (played by Elizabeth McGovern) has just gone into premature
>>labor, and doctors are trying to save her and her baby.  Meanwhile
>>the husband (played by Kevin Bacon) watches helplessly.  The song
>>is from the husband's point of view as he realizes he can't do
>>anything.
>
>Bzzzzzzzzz..... close BUT, it wasn't a premature birth, it was a breach
>birth (breach births ran in the family, as her mother pointed
>out earlier in the movie).

It's been over three years since I've seen this movie, so I'm sure
you are right.

>>... I explained, then insisted that we wait to see the credits so I could
>>be sure.  Of course, it WAS Kate.
>
>You mean - GASP - you weren't sure?!?!?  How could a Kate fan not know ;^)?
>
>John E. Bossom                                           Cognos Incorporated  

Well, of course I was sure.  I just wanted to see her name on the
big screen ! :-)

Ed
ed@das.llnl.gov