A Special Gift
(1979)
TV Movie
Country: USA
Genre: Drama
Synopsis
Each Thursday night Peter has to leave basketball practice a little early in order to go to work at the local hardware store. At least that?s what he tells the other guys. In actuality, he goes to ballet lessons. His father warns him to give up dancing lest anyone in their small town discover his secret.
Cast
- Stephen Austin
(Peter) - Bill Sorrells
- Alice Hirson
- Kene Holliday
- Ike Eisenmann [ALUMNUS]
- Al Eisenmann
(George)
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Well before Billy Elliot, there was this quite thoughtful afterschool special, which certainly made a nice change from the preachiness of many others. Stephen Austin was clearly chosen more for his dancing than for his acting ability, and indeed the acting is quite ropey all around, but hey, it's an afterschool special. Ike Eisenmann crops up playing, of all things, a bully jock, and his younger brother Al plays the protagonist's best friend.
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