Butterflies Are Free 1972

Butterflies Are Free

Butterflies Are Free

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Based on the Broadway play, BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE is a comedy about a blind young man, Don Baker (Edward Albert) who is determined to make a life for himself despite his handicap.

• I could love you if you'd let me.

Leaving the security of his parents' home, he takes an apartment in San Francisco, promising his overprotective mother (Eileen Heckart) that if in three months he can't make it on his own, he'll return home. His first acquaintance is his next-door neighbor, Jill Tanner (Goldie Hawn), an eccentric aspiring actress. Jill is charmed by Don's quick sense of humor and they become fast friends and lovers. Their relationship is threatened by Don's mother's intrusions and by Jill's lifestyle when she is offered a part in a play by a theatrical producer who wants Jill to perform offstage as well as on.

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Directed by

Milton Katselas

Writing Credits

Leonard Gershe (Screenplay & Play)

Starring

Goldie Hawn

Edward Albert

Eileen Heckart

Paul Michael Glaser

Michael Warren

Music by

Bob Alcivar

Cinematography by

Charles Lang

Categories: Oscars, Oscar Academy Award Winner, Golden Globes, Golden Globe Winner

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Music, Romance

Country: United States

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