My Sweet Charlie

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My Sweet Charlie is a 1970 American made-for-television drama film, adapted from David Westheimer’s play, that explores the unlikely bond between a pregnant white runaway and a Black lawyer hiding from the law in the rural South.

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instanceOf television film
adaptationOf My Sweet Charlie (play)
authorOfSourceWork David Westheimer
award Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
awardWinner Patty Duke
basedOn My Sweet Charlie (play)
castMember Al Freeman Jr.
Beverly Gill
Ford Rainey
Louis Gossett Jr.
Michael Strong
Patty Duke
cinematographer William W. Spencer NERFINISHED
composer Billy Goldenberg
countryOfOrigin United States
director Lamont Johnson
distributor NBC
editor Edward M. Abroms
executiveProducer Richard Levinson
William Link
format made-for-television film
genre drama
leadActor Al Freeman Jr.
Patty Duke
mainCharacter Charles Roberts
Marlene Chambers
medium television
networkPremiereCountry United States
nominatedFor Golden Globe Award for Best TV Special
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Single Program – Drama or Comedy
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork NBC
originalReleaseDate 1970-01-20
producer Stanley Shapiro
productionCompany Universal Television
protagonistDescription Black lawyer hiding from the law
pregnant white runaway
releaseYear 1970
runtimeMinutes 74
screenwriter Richard Levinson
William Link
setting rural South
theme interracial friendship
personal redemption
racism in the American South
social prejudice
writerOfSourcePlay David Westheimer

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Al Freeman Jr. notableWork My Sweet Charlie
Patty Duke emmyAwardFor My Sweet Charlie (1970 television film)
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Lamont Johnson notableWork My Sweet Charlie
Lamont Johnson directed My Sweet Charlie
Albert Cornelius Freeman Jr. notableWork My Sweet Charlie
Anna Marie Duke notableWork My Sweet Charlie
Anna Duke Pearce notableWork My Sweet Charlie (TV film, 1970)
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