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Just the Way You Are (1984)
Despite her success as a professional flute player and the constant attention of men around her, Susan Berlanger feels insecure because of her lame right leg. During a European tour, she decides to cover her leg with a cast to see how people will react to her as a nondisabled person.
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Despite her success as a professional flute player and the constant attention of men around her, Susan Berlanger feels insecure because of her lame right leg. During a European tour, she decides to cover her leg with a cast to see how people will react to her as a nondisabled person.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Allan Burns
In Theaters:11/16/1984
Box Office:$7,889,271
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, United Artists
Cast
Édouard Molinaro
Director
Kristy McNichol
Susan Berlanger
Michael Ontkean
Peter Nichols
Kaki Hunter
Lisa Elliott
André Dussollier
Francois Rossignol
Catherine Salviat
Nicole Schallon
Robert Carradine
Sam Carpenter
Alexandra Paul
Bobbie
Lance Guest
Jack
Tim Daly
Frank Bantam
Patrick Cassidy
Steve Haslachez
Gérard Jugnot
Desk Clerk
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