Director: Fred Coe

Writers: Stanley Shapiro; A. Martin Zweiback

Keywords: Drama, Coming of Age

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Bob Balaban	Film Director	16-Aug-1945		Parents
Martin Balsam	Actor	4-Nov-1919	13-Feb-1996	A Thousand Clowns
Catherine Burns	Actor	24-Sep-1945		Last Summer
Patty Duke	Actor	14-Dec-1946	29-Mar-2016	The Patty Duke Show
James Farentino	Actor	24-Feb-1938	24-Jan-2012	The Final Countdown
Salome Jens	Actor	8-May-1935		Angel Baby
Elsa Lanchester	Actor	28-Oct-1902	26-Dec-1986	Bride of Frankenstein
Nancy Marchand	Actor	19-Jun-1928	18-Jun-2000	Mrs. Pynchon on Lou Grant
Al Pacino	Actor	25-Apr-1940		Michael Corleone in The Godfather

REVIEWS

Review by Jeanine Ruby (posted on 18-May-2005)

I first saw this at the age of 15 when it came to our local movie theater. I was quite taken by it and somehow felt an affinity with Natalie. In fact, when I had my first apartment I tried in vain to duplicate Natalie's, specifically the old claw-foot bath tub turned divan! I loved the beaded curtain and 'love power' accessories. I didn't understand some of it when I was a young girl, but I've seen it sense several times and it's very typical of a plain girl venturing out on her own for the first time, although I didn't think Natalie was all that plain. It's about a first love/first heartbreak but Natalie handles it all pretty well. She learns a little about life and that sometimes include getting hurt. Favorite line: "Nudes - why can't you paint the nude still life?"

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