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Just Like the Men (2020)
Just Like the Men is an original silent film written in 1914 by Ella Higginson, a novelist, poet laureate, and campaign manager for Frances Axtell. Their campaign was a success making Axtell one of the first women in Washington State to be sworn into legislative office. 100+ years later, this screwball-comedy offers a glimpse of women's first entrance into politics, just in time for the 2020 centennial of women's suffrage.
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Just Like the Men is an original silent film written in 1914 by Ella Higginson, a novelist, poet laureate, and campaign manager for Frances Axtell. Their campaign was a success making Axtell one of the first women in Washington State to be sworn into legislative office. 100+ years later, this screwball-comedy offers a glimpse of women's first entrance into politics, just in time for the 2020 centennial of women's suffrage.
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Genre:Comedy, History, Romance
Written By:Cassidy Brooks, Ella Higginson, Ashton Lundy, Rochelle Robinson, Stacy Reynolds, Laura Baker
In Theaters:9/25/2020
Box Office:
Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Talking to Crows
Cast
Cassidy Brooks, Stacy Reynolds
Director
Ashton Lundy
Mrs. Ardele Carleton
Laura Baker
Mrs. DeLorme
Collin Reynolds
Senator Melwood
Scott Mullet
Sam Temple
Glen Nelson Bristow
Colonel Alverson
Alex McKay
Larry Magoon
Darryl Robert Small
Chief of Police / Foreman
Megan Bell
Mrs. Temple
Carrie Schnelker
Mrs. Proudfoot
Jenn Ruzumna
Woman of the Underworld
Katrina James
High Society Woman / High Society Gentleman / Police Officer / Lackey
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