Sybil
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Danny Stevenson
Martine Bartlett
Cathy Lynn Lesko
Gina Petrushka
Jennifer Mcalister
Ann Elizabeth Beesley
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
An acclaimed production (Emmy Award winner as Outstanding Special) in which Sally Field won an Emmy as Best Actress for playing a young woman so disturbed by childhood experiences that she develops sixteen distinct personalities. A third Emmy Award went to Stewart Stern for his teleplay, and a fourth was given for the score by Leonard Rosenman and Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Of interest is that Joanne Woodward, here playing the psychiatrist, gave her own Oscar-winning performance as a similar multi-personality woman in "Three Faces of Eve" (1957), and was Emmy-nominated for her role here, losing to her co-star. Cinematographer Mario Tosi also received an Emmy nomination.
Cast
Danny Stevenson
Martine Bartlett
Cathy Lynn Lesko
Gina Petrushka
Jennifer Mcalister
Ann Elizabeth Beesley
Paul Tulley
Harold Pruitt
Camila Ashlend
Missy Kearn
Tasha Lee
Jessamine Milner
Sally Field
Missy Karn
Penelope Allen
Rachel Longaker
Brad Davis
Kerry Muir
Karen Obediear
Jane Hoffman
Natasha Ryan
Tony Sherman
Virginia Campbell
Tommy Crebbs
Joanne Woodward
William Prince
Charles Lane
Jenifer Mcalister
Crew
Gary Adelson
John Anderson
Jacqueline Babbin
Alan Bergman
Marilyn Bergman
Anthony Brand
Philip Capice
Janis Clark
Peter Dunne
Gene Fowler Jr.
Victor Guarnier
Martin Hornstein
Tom H John
Joel King
Michael S Mclean
Robert Norin
Patricia Norris
Al Overton
Robert Pickarts
Lee Rich
Rita Roland
Leonard Rosenman
Flora Rheta Schreiber
Patricia Sonsini
Stewart Stern
Mario Tosi
Cornelia B Wilbur
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States November 14, 1976
Aired in United States November 15, 1976
Based on the book "Sybil" written by Flora Rheta Schreiber and published in 1973.
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