Soldier's Girl
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Frank R. Pierson
J.c. Kenny
Shawn Hatosy
Kathryn Zenna
Nina Arsenault
Daniel Petronijevic
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
On the fourth of July 1999, not long after the installment of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, Barry Winchell, a soldier in the 101st Airborne Division, was brutally murdered by a fellow GI when it was discovered that he fell in love with Calpernia Adams, a transgendered entertainer in a Nashville nightclub.
Director
Frank R. Pierson
Cast
J.c. Kenny
Shawn Hatosy
Kathryn Zenna
Nina Arsenault
Daniel Petronijevic
Jeffrey Murray Johnston
Mike Realba
Barclay Hope
Tulsi Balram
Kent Staines
Philip Eddolls
Lee Pace
Vince Corazza
Merwin Mondesir
Brian A Bowman
Troy Garity
Jeanie Calleja
Kendall Knights
Andrt Braugher
Crew
Tessa Abdull
Darren Achim
Calpernia Addams
Douglas Aibel
Ulrika Akander
Paul Alexander
Rick Anglin
Patrick Antosh
John Archbell
Taryn Ash
Doro Bachrach
David Bailey
Jim Ballantine
Darlene Bargetto
Cynthia Barlow
Marcello Torres Barreras
Paul Berolzheimer
Ermes Blarasin
Tom Bognar
Barbara Boguski
Brian A Bowman
Jonathan Brown
Randy Brown
Garth Brunt
Jeff Brush
Ruth Brush
Brad Bunn
Deanna Cadette
Zachary Case
Russell Cate
Don Chan
Cher
Patrick Clark
Rudy Clark
Melanie Claveau
Jon Comerford
Eddie J Cooley
Lena Cordina
Alan Dangerio
John Davenport
Robbie David
Bob Davidson
Bob Davidson
Sheri Davis
Donna Demers
James Russell Dewolf
Christian Drennan
Marie Claire Dubaldo
Donna Dupere-taylor
Fred Ebb
David Edgar
John S Edwards-younger
Peter Emmink
Doug Erickson
Tyler Faulkner
Cy Fawcett
Avi Federgreen
Clarence Ford
David France
Terri Frank
William Freesh
Donna Gardon
Lee Garrison
Darrell Gibson
Linda Gillespie
Dede Gilser
Larissa Giroux
Linda Gottlieb
Patrick Hales
Nathan Hankins
Joel Hay
Jeff Helgason
Lindsey Hermer-bell
Curtis Hibbert
Reni Hoz
Peter Hudecki
Ken Innes
Brock Jolliffe
Etheline Joseph
Jan A. P. Kaczmarek
Jan A. P. Kaczmarek
John Kander
Sara Kapuchinski
Peter J King
Stacey Knocker
Sam Komaromi
David Korchok
K.d. Lang
K.d. Lang
Tom Latto
Don Leclaire
Peggy Lee
Stephanie Lees
Annie Lennox
Annie Lennox
Catherine Lew
Jordana Lieberman
Daniel Light
Angelica Lisk
Samarroo Llalchan
Howard London
Stephen Lynch
Mike Macaulay
Stephen J Macdougal
Raymond Mackintosh
Bob Maclean
Gus Madina
Ernie Mannix
Shirley Manson
Steve Marker
Anthony Mazzei
Jerome Mccann
Brent Mcgillivray
Renay Mcgowan
Glen Mcgugan
Bill Mcmillan
Bill Mcmillan
Trevor Mctavish-smith
Anthony Miller
Ben Mink
Matthew Monzon
Regan Moore
Ian Morgan
Todd Murakami
Rick Nowels
Ron Nyswaner
Ron Nyswaner
Marilyn O'quinn
Billy Oliver
Janice Papadaki
Neesha Patki
Bryan Pennington
Dale Perry
Tom Pinteric
Ed Queffelec
Peter Rauhofer
Bryan Renfro
David Carl Robinson
Paul Saban
Kevin Saffer
Ronn Sarosiak
Paul Sarossy
Jan Saywell
Sean Scoffield
Lianne Seal
Steve Sheridan
Michael Smith
R Russell Smith
Kimberly Memory Stanley
Matthew Stark
Ann Steel
Billy Steinberg
Mary Ann Stevens
Josie Stewart
Sheelagh Stewart
Peeter Tammemagi
Scott Thom
Tom Thompson
Patrick Tidy
Cindy Tolan
Millie Tom
Chad Tomasoski
Robin Urdang
Omid Vahid
Thomas Vencelides
Butch Vig
Andres Vosu
Len Wagner
Duff Warren
Dave Watt
Ronald Webber
John Weber
Glen Weller
Trevor White
Joshua Wilder
Mark Willis
Kate Wilson
Barry Winchell
Victoria Wood
Ken Woroner
Mitsu Yano
Ramesh Yogendran
Katina Zinner
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Nominated for two 2003 Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Directing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Dramatic Special (Frank Pierson) and Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Prosthetic) (Raymond Mackintosh and Russell Cate), by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
Voted one of the 10 best TV programs of the year 2003 by the American Film Institute (AFI).
Winner of the 2003 Peabody Award from the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia.
Aired in United States 2003
Aired in United States January 2003
Aired in United States January 27, 2004
Aired in United States May 2003
Aired in United States May 31, 2003
Shown at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival (World Cinema) February 28-March 9, 2003.
Shown at Tribeca Film Festival (Showcase) May 3-11, 2003.
Source material from article "An Inconvenient Woman" published in the New York Times Magazine on May 28, 2000.
Originally in development and shot as a feature film, project was later acquired by Showtime.
Aired in USA on Showtime Network May 31, 2003.