Is that Sally Field?

Can't, shan't and won't

oh it is so sad watched it loads

Oh god I saw that film ages ago and bawled all the way through it

omg ......... dont put me in mind of imitation of life , does'nt matter how many times i see it i howl like a wounded animal

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Originally posted by madamski:
omg ......... dont put me in mind of imitation of life , does'nt matter how many times i see it i howl like a wounded animal

I`ve seen that film so many times and it always makes me cry.

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Originally posted by madamski:
omg ......... dont put me in mind of imitation of life , does'nt matter how many times i see it i howl like a wounded animal

Me too!

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Originally posted by Sunnie:
Is that Sally Field?

No Anne Margret

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Originally posted by ilovewillyoung:

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Originally posted by Sunnie:
Is that Sally Field?

No Anne Margret

ive got a half greek step sister called anne margret
just thought id tell ya that

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Originally posted by china:

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Originally posted by ilovewillyoung:

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Originally posted by Sunnie:
Is that Sally Field?

No Anne Margret

ive got a half greek step sister called anne margret
just thought id tell ya that

i've not heard of it what's it about?

I cried buckets watching that film.

OMG perfect pmt material there mate
great for a rainy pmt day duvet on the sofa job .....

i watched it once never again i cried buckets
the other one is steel magnoliers

Based on a true story of Iowa farm wife Lucile Fray, Ann-Margret plays a dying mother of ten who's last wish is to find loving families for her children. | add synopsis

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Originally posted by mad4cavs:
i watched it once never again i cried buckets
the other one is steel magnoliers

or terms of endearment

but i am that sad i bawl at extreme makeover home edition

oh I remember that film from years ago

If I remember rightly, the mum tells her (young) kids that she is going to heaven, & one of her little boys asks: "how will you get there ? .... on the bus" .... aww bless

Also felt sorry for the dad who was a ok bloke but was a drunk