Rachel, Rachel (1968) |
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| Director(s) | Paul Newman |
| Producer(s) | Paul Newman, Arthur S. Newman Jr., Harrison Starr |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation, Romance |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Mother Daughter, Romance (Drama), Teachers |
Featured Cast of Rachel, Rachel See More »
Joanne Woodward(as Rachel Cameron)
Rachel, Rachel
Released
1968
Rachel, Rachel
Released
1968
Joanne Woodward
(as Rachel Cameron)
Estelle Parsons(as Calla Mackie)
Rachel, Rachel
Released
1968
Rachel, Rachel
Released
1968
Estelle Parsons
(as Calla Mackie)
Donald Moffat(as Niall Cameron)
Rachel, Rachel
Released
1968
Rachel, Rachel
Released
1968
Donald Moffat
(as Niall Cameron)
Geraldine Fitzgerald(as Rev. Wood)
Rachel, Rachel
Released
1968
Rachel, Rachel
Released
1968
Geraldine Fitzgerald
(as Rev. Wood)
Rachel, Rachel Overview:
Rachel, Rachel (1968) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Paul Newman and produced by Paul Newman, Arthur S. Newman Jr. and Harrison Starr.
Academy Awards 1968 --- Ceremony Number 41 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Actress | Joanne Woodward | Nominated |
| Best Supporting Actress | Estelle Parsons | Nominated |
| Best Picture | Paul Newman, Producer | Nominated |
| Best Writing | Stewart Stern | Nominated |
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Rachel, Rachel Quotes:
[Last lines]
Rachel Cameron: [Thinking] Where I'm going, anything may happen. Nothing may happen. Maybe I'll find a friend. Maybe I'll even marry a middle-aged widower and have children in my time. Most of the chances are against it, but not, I think, quite all. It may be that my children will always be temporary, never to be held. But so are everyone's. I will be afraid, always. I may be lonely, always. What will happen? What will happen?
Rachel Cameron: [Thinking] Where I'm going, anything may happen. Nothing may happen. Maybe I'll find a friend. Maybe I'll even marry a middle-aged widower and have children in my time. Most of the chances are against it, but not, I think, quite all. It may be that my children will always be temporary, never to be held. But so are everyone's. I will be afraid, always. I may be lonely, always. What will happen? What will happen?
Rachel Cameron:
Oh, guess who invited me for supper tonight, and I said "No". The groper.
Calla Mackie: He probably serves rat. Come on up after, I bought you a... a nothing gift.
Rachel Cameron: What?
Calla Mackie: A companion that needs taking care of. But unlike your mother, it doesn't talk back.
Calla Mackie: He probably serves rat. Come on up after, I bought you a... a nothing gift.
Rachel Cameron: What?
Calla Mackie: A companion that needs taking care of. But unlike your mother, it doesn't talk back.
Rachel Cameron:
Back to our respective cages.
Nurse:
The operation was a success. You're out of danger.
Rachel Cameron: How can I be out of danger if I'm not dead?
Rachel Cameron: How can I be out of danger if I'm not dead?
Rachel Cameron:
[On the phone with her mother in the room] Hello?
Nick Kazlik: [On the other line] Hello.
Rachel Cameron: Oh, hello!
Nick Kazlik: My folks are away for the weekend. So, I thought maybe you'd like to play house. We got, like, three bedrooms, so we can chase each other from room to room between... you know.
Rachel Cameron: I mean, yes, I'd love to read that book. That sounds very interesting. Can you get it from the public library?
Nick Kazlik: Oh, you can't talk, right?
Rachel Cameron: Right. At this moment, I'm Venus observed.
See More Quotes from Rachel, RachelNick Kazlik: [On the other line] Hello.
Rachel Cameron: Oh, hello!
Nick Kazlik: My folks are away for the weekend. So, I thought maybe you'd like to play house. We got, like, three bedrooms, so we can chase each other from room to room between... you know.
Rachel Cameron: I mean, yes, I'd love to read that book. That sounds very interesting. Can you get it from the public library?
Nick Kazlik: Oh, you can't talk, right?
Rachel Cameron: Right. At this moment, I'm Venus observed.
Rachel, Rachel Facts
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Based on the 1966 novel "A Jest of God" by Margaret Laurence.
Terry Kiser's film debut.
Nell Potts, who plays Rachel as a young girl, is actually Joanne Woodward and 'Paul Newman' (I)'s real daughter.
Jim Morrison was asked personally by Paul Newman to write a song for this movie, but it didn't work out.
First USA cinema feature of Donald Moffat.