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In Praise of Older Women ()


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Andras Vajda grows up in a turbulent, war-torn Hungary, where he procures local girls for the occupying G.I.'s during World War II. Disappointed by girls of his age, he meets Maya, a married women in her thirties, who tutors him in the... See more »

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Andras Vayda
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Maya
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Bobbie
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Ann MacDonald
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Klari
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Paula
Marianne McIsaac ...
Julika
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Mitzi
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Andras Vayda Jr.
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The Countess
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Woman in Elevator
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Lady Teacher
Mignon Elkins ...
Mother Vayda
Joan Stuart ...
Aunt Alice
John Bayliss ...
Glen MacDonald
Jon Granik ...
Tom Horvath
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Father Confessor
Earl Pennington ...
Professor Hargitay
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Tibor Kovacs
Bronwen Mantel ...
Woman in Café
Wally Martin ...
The Janitor
Arden R. Ryshpan ...
Berenice (as Arden Ryshpan)
Tibor Polgár ...
The Pianist (as Tibor Polgar)
Julie Wildman ...
Woman at Party
Julie Morand ...
Girl Student
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The Fiacre Driver
Walter Bolton ...
Second Waiter
Martha Parker ...
Girl at Dance
Robert King ...
Man with Proclamation
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Party Host
Jeannette Casenave ...
Party Hostess (as Jeanette Casenave)
Alexander Godfrey ...
First Waiter
Tina Shuster ...
Second Girl at Dance
Danny Brainin ...
Youth in Class
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Second Student
Peter Gottlieb ...
Boy on staircase
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Narration (voice)
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Mary Jane Eason ...
Waitress (uncredited)
Emil Glassbourg ...
Dancing Student (uncredited)
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Girl at Dance (uncredited)

Directed by

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George Kaczender

Written by

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Stephen Vizinczey ... (novel "In Praise of Older Women")
 
Paul Gottlieb ... (screenplay)
 
Barrie Wexler ... (narration: additional text)

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Harold Greenberg ... executive producer
Claude Héroux ... producer (as Claude Heroux)
Robert Lantos ... producer
Howard Lipson ... associate producer (as Howard R. Lipson)
Stephen J. Roth ... executive producer

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Tibor Polgár ... (music composed by) (as Tibor Polgar)

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Miklós Lente ... director of photography (as Miklos Lente)

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George Kaczender
Peter Wintonick

Editorial Department

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Jim Campabanal ... negative cutter (as Jim Campabadal)
Monika Dorfman ... assistant editor

Art Direction by

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Wolf Kroeger

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Csaba András Kertész ... (as Csaba Kertesz)

Costume Design by

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Olga Dimitrov

Makeup Department

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David Beckett ... hair styles
Jocelyne Bellemare ... assistant makeup artist
Michèle Dion ... makeup artist
Jean-Max Guérin ... assistant hairdresser (as Jean Guérin)

Production Management

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Wendy Grean ... unit manager
Roger Héroux ... production manager

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Charles Braive ... first assistant director
Daniel Hausmann ... second assistant director
Ariane Ochrymouych ... third assistant director

Art Department

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Jean Bourret ... props assistant
Csaba András Kertész ... set dresser (as Csaba Kertesz)
Stéphane Reichel ... assistant art director (as Stephan Reichel)
Norman Simpson ... property master (as Normand Simpson)
Roméo Turcotte ... construction manager
Kathy Wadas ... property buyer

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Henri Blondeau ... location sound
Joe Grimaldi ... re-recording mixer
Les Halman ... sound editor
Larry Lynn ... boom man
Ken Pagé ... post-sync effects (as Ken Page)
Peter Wintonick ... assistant sound editor

Camera and Electrical Department

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John Berrie ... gaffer
Jean-Yves Bruel ... still photographer
Michel Paul Bélisle ... best boy lighting (as Michel-Paul Belisle)
Pierre Davreux ... grip
Attila Dory ... still photographer
Yves Drapeau ... first assistant camera
André Magny ... key grip
Yves Paquette ... electrician
Ernie Spiter ... camera loader (as Ernest Spiteri)
Mario Toledo ... still photographer

Casting Department

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Howard Feuer ... casting: New York
Karen Hazzard ... casting: Toronto
Jeremy Ritzer ... casting: New York

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Renée April ... wardrobe staff (as René April)
Anne-Denise Carette ... wardrobe staff
Chrylla Hagen ... wardrobe staff
Jack Hay ... wardrobe staff
Peter Horne ... wardrobe staff
Ann Kewley ... assistant to costume designer
Sylvie Laurier ... wardrobe staff
Johanne Prégent ... dresser

Location Management

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Wendy Grean ... location manager

Music Department

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Moe Koffman ... orchestra coordinator
Tibor Polgár ... conductor (as Tibor Polgar)

Script and Continuity Department

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Elaine Yarish ... script girl

Additional Crew

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Manon Bougie-Boyer ... production accountant
Linda Browne ... production secretary
Carol Campbell ... production services
Alex Dukay ... production assistant
Gary Greenspoon ... production assistant
Allan Hitelman ... financial consultant
Robert Lantos ... presenter
Douglas Leopold ... unit publicist
Harriet Lipson-Coulombe ... publicity assistant
Jacques Pinard ... production assistant
Stephen J. Roth ... presenter
Rene Balcer ... production assistant (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

Andras Vajda grows up in a turbulent, war-torn Hungary, where he procures local girls for the occupying G.I.'s during World War II. Disappointed by girls of his age, he meets Maya, a married women in her thirties, who tutors him in the lessons of love and romance. Maya is only the first of many mature women that Andras will meet through his teenage and young adult life. Written by alfiehitchie

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Taglines The story that turned on millions of PLAYBOY Magazine readers in the October issue. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Hommage aux femmes... d'un certain âge (Canada, French title)
  • Les Femmes de trente ans (Canada, French title)
  • En hommage aux femmes de trente ans (Canada, French title)
  • Les femmes de 30 ans (France)
  • Mujeres de treinta años (Spain)
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  • 110 min
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Budget CAD1,500,000 (estimated)

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Trivia First feature film ever screened at the Toronto Film Festival which is now the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). See more »
Goofs The adolescent character portrayed by Ian Tracey is listed in the end credits as Andras Jr. This is incorrect as he is not the son of adult Andras (the character portrayed by Tom Berenger). The two are the same character at different stages of life. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Rocky II/The In-Laws/Lost and Found/Escape from Alcatraz/The Main Event (1979). See more »
Soundtracks Sailor's Song See more »

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