Chilly Scenes of Winter

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Chilly Scenes of Winter is a 1979 romantic dramedy film, based on Ann Beattie’s novel, that follows a lovesick civil servant obsessively pursuing a married woman.

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instanceOf film
alternateTitle Head Over Heels
authorOfSourceWork Ann Beattie
basedOn Chilly Scenes of Winter (novel)
castMember Gloria Grahame
John Heard
Kenneth McMillan
Mark Metcalf
Mary Beth Hurt
Nora Heflin
linked to: Marta Heflin

Peter Riegert
cinematographyBy Burgess Meredith Jr.
linked to: Burgess Meredith
countryOfOrigin United States
director Joan Micklin Silver
distributor United Artists
filmingFormat 35 mm
genre dramedy
romantic comedy-drama
hasReRelease Chilly Scenes of Winter (1982 re-release)
leadActor John Heard
leadActress Mary Beth Hurt
mainCharacter Charles
medium feature film
musicBy Ken Lauber
narrativeFocus the emotional life of a young civil servant in love with a married woman
notableFor having an alternate, more bittersweet ending in its 1982 re-release
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A lovesick civil servant obsessively pursues a married woman he once had an affair with.
producer Amy Robinson
protagonistOccupation civil servant
releaseYear 1979
reReleaseYear 1982
runtimeMinutes 89
screenwriter Joan Micklin Silver
setting Salt Lake City
sourceWorkGenre novel
sourceWorkPublicationYear 1976
theme obsession
romantic relationships
unrequited love

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John Heard notableWork Chilly Scenes of Winter
Joan Micklin Silver notableWork Chilly Scenes of Winter
Joan Micklin Silver directed Chilly Scenes of Winter
Joan Micklin Silver wroteScreenplayFor Chilly Scenes of Winter
Ann Beattie notableWork Chilly Scenes of Winter
Chilly Scenes of Winter hasReRelease Chilly Scenes of Winter (1982 re-release)
linked to: Chilly Scenes of Winter
Raphael D. Silver notableWork Chilly Scenes of Winter