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Our Very Own

Duration:

106 min

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

6.4

Director:

Cameron Watson

Awards:

4 wins & 1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Filming Locations: Shelbyville, Tennessee, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Autumn Reeser

Allison Janney

Joan Whitfield

Keith Carradine

Billy Whitfield

Cheryl Hines

Sally Crowder

Beth Grant

Virginia Kendal

Jason Ritter

Clancy Whitfield

Hilarie Burton

Bobbie Chester

Faith Prince

Athylene

Mary Badham

Mrs. Nutbush

Derek Carter

Ray

Michael McKee

Glen

Amy Landers

Rhonda

Dale Dickey

Skillet

Allison Mackie

Sheila

Steven Griffith

Buzz

T. Scott Cunningham

Dr. Dunwitty

Richard Jenik

Danny Prescott

John Will Clay

Ricky Pranger

Cody Block

Skeeter

Martha McNeely

Doreen Nutbush

Deborah Jordan

Peggy

Lisa Norman

Millie Jo

Rhoda Griffis

Fanny

Danny Vinson

Clay

Nancy June Brandon

Nancy Jane

Josh Holt

John Franklin

Jayne Morgan

Geneva

Bill Murphey

Mr. Morris

Ashley Griffiths

Check-Out Girl

Lindsay Arielle

School Girl

Sean Christian

Hotel Guest 1

Elizabeth Cole

Sondra Locke

Janice Cole

Miss Mabel

Dorothy McMahon

Local Woman

Tyson Smith

Carnival Patron

Kyle Smithson

Customer

Jerry L. Wallace

Hotel Guest (as Jerry Wallace)

Did you know?

Trivia

Mary Badham's first film in 35 years.

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On Our Own was financed by Murfreesboro, Tennessee philanthropist Robert W. McLean, who earned less than $20,000 in five years but obtained $40 million in loans and borrowed another $10 million. In 2007, McLean became the target of an investigation by several federal agencies and was forced into involuntary bankruptcy by hundreds of creditors who claimed he owed them more than $20 million they invested with him. Later that year he committed suicide.

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Towards the end of the movie, the girls are running through a corridor and ask an elderly woman if she has seen Sondra Locke. She points them in the right direction. That elderly woman was Sondra Locke doing a cameo.

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Goofs

Early in the film when Clancy and Bobbie are sitting at the diner bar, Bobbie's glass of tea changes from full, to less-than-full, to full again. The scene shot from in front of the counter shows a full glass while the takes shot from behind the counter show a less-the-full glass.

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Quotes

Millie Jo: [as Amy Landers' Rhonda goes to hug her] Honey, watch the back of my hair. I just had it done for the horse show.

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Skillet: Would you like a piece of pie?

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Joan Whitfield: Thanks for the bread, Sally!

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