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Peggy Sue Got Married (1986)
At her 25th high school reunion, Peggy Sue faints and awakens in 1960—back in her senior year, before her marriage and all her regrets. Given a second chance to relive her youth, she must decide whether to change the choices that shaped her life or embrace the past that made her who she is.
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At her 25th high school reunion, Peggy Sue faints and awakens in 1960—back in her senior year, before her marriage and all her regrets. Given a second chance to relive her youth, she must decide whether to change the choices that shaped her life or embrace the past that made her who she is.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Arlene Sarner, Jerry Leichtling
In Theaters:10/10/1986
Box Office:$41,382,841
Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:American Zoetrope, TriStar Pictures, Rastar Productions, Delphi V
Cast
Francis Ford Coppola
Director
Kathleen Turner
Peggy Sue
Nicolas Cage
Charlie Bodell
Barry Miller
Richard Norvik
Catherine Hicks
Carol Heath
Joan Allen
Maddy Nagle
Kevin J. O'Connor
Michael Fitzsimmons
Jim Carrey
Walter Getz
Lisa Jane Persky
Delores Dodge
Lucinda Jenney
Rosalie Testa
Wil Shriner
Arthur Nagle
Barbara Harris
Evelyn Kelcher
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