Special People

Téléfilm
1984
1h 37m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSpecial People is based on a true story of Diane Dupuy. Diane Dupuy creates a unique black light theatre company called Famous PEOPLE Players. The cast consists of people who are developmena... Tout lireSpecial People is based on a true story of Diane Dupuy. Diane Dupuy creates a unique black light theatre company called Famous PEOPLE Players. The cast consists of people who are developmenatlly challenged. Seven members of the cast play themselves in the movie as well as the man... Tout lireSpecial People is based on a true story of Diane Dupuy. Diane Dupuy creates a unique black light theatre company called Famous PEOPLE Players. The cast consists of people who are developmenatlly challenged. Seven members of the cast play themselves in the movie as well as the man who discovered this talented performance group and gave them their start in show business... Tout lire

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7,6/10

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While Brooke Adams was filming Key Exchange in August and September of 1984 in New York City, about halfway through filming Key Exchange, Brooke invited about 20 cast and crew members of the Key Exchange movie set over to her apartment in New York City to watch a TV movie she was starring in called "Special People" which aired on television for the first time on Tuesday, September 11th, 1984 on CBS from 9-11 PM EST. (This information was revealed by Brooke herself in an article of Details in the October 1984 edition of the magazine which features Brooke on the cover.)

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Referenced in Deadly Eyes: An Interview with Joseph Kelly (2014)

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3/10

Interesting, but marred

When I first saw this movie, I was not familiar with Brooke Adams, and assumed that she was Dianne Dupuy, playing herself. It was the only explanation I could think of for the abysmal quality of her acting. I have seen her since, and now realize that although she is marvelously good-looking, she simply cannot act, and that fact drags down a script that already doesn't have much going for it. The fact that it is a true story, (and set in Toronto, Ontario) can't save it.

The kids who are part of Dupuy's troupe seem to be having a great time, and the whole thing plays out at the level of an amateur school play.