Patsy Cline was one of the first great female stars of country music, and her best-known hits (such as "Sweet Dreams" and "Walking After Midnight") not only broadened the audience for country but brought a new sophistication to the Nashville sound. Cline was at the peak of her popularity when she ...more
MPAA Rating: PG13 | Year: 1985 | Running Time: 115 minutes
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$4.99SWEET DREAMS (1985) / (WS)
Produced by HBO, the 1985 Patsy Cline biopic Sweet Dreams plays like a really good TV movie. Mediocre production values and the narrow focus on her relationship with husband Charlie Dick (Ed Harris) makes a soap opera out of a country music legend. While it's a wise approach to show how her turbulent marriage paralleled her crossover to Countrypolitan ballads, the melodrama tends to overshadow the celebrity story by relegating her rise to stardom to the background. Due to the historically ...more
- Jessica Lange - Patsy Cline
- Ed Harris - Charlie Dick
- Ann Wedgeworth - Hilda Hensley
- David Clennon - Randy Hughes
- James Staley - Gerald Cline
- Patricia Allison - Surgery Nurse
- William D. Byrd - Bass in Patsy's Band
- John Walter Davis - Stone
- Tony Frank - Bartender
- Jerry Haynes - Owen Bradley
- Richard Kidney - TV Technician
- Michael David Black - Singer/Guitar [Patsy's Band]
- Harry Madsen
- Greg Brickman
- Karel Reisz - Director
- Bernard Schwartz - Producer
- Charles B. Mulvehill - Producer
- Robert Getchell - Screenwriter
- David H. Franzoni - Screenwriter
- David M. Haber - Art Director
- Ann Roth - Costume Designer
- Patrick Crowley - First Assistant Director
- Malcolm Cooke - Editor
- Charles Gross - Composer (Music Score)
- Dorothy Pearl - Makeup
- Albert Brenner - Production Designer
- Robbie Greenberg - Cinematographer
- Charles B. Mulvehill - Production Manager











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