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The Whole Wide World1996

About

Runtime
1 hour 46 minutes
Language
English
Tagline
Based on a true story.
Overview

In 1930s Texas, pulp fiction master Robert E. Howard is introduced to Novalyne Price, a teacher with aspirations of becoming an author herself, and they begin a unique relationship filled with conversation and imagination. Although the possibility exists for romance, Howard's obsession with his work and dedication to his sick mother leads Price to look elsewhere for love, leaving Howard feeling betrayed and alone.

Genres
Drama, Romance
Released
December 20, 1996
Budget
$1,300,000

Credits

Directing

  • Dan IrelandDirector

Writing

  • Michael Scott MyersScreenplay
  • Novalyne Price EllisBook

Art

  • John FrickProduction Design
  • Terri WrightSet Decoration

Camera

  • Claudio RochaDirector of Photography

Costume & Make-Up

  • Gail McMullenCostume Design
  • Tammy LemaKey Makeup Artist
  • Kelly NelsonHairstylist

Crew

  • Michael ShawThanks
  • Hans ZimmerAdditional Music

Editing

  • Luis ColinaEditor

Production

  • Carl ColpaertProducer
  • Kevin ReidyProducer
  • Dan IrelandProducer
  • Vincent D'OnofrioProducer
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  • Gregory CascanteExecutive Producer
  • Luis ColinaAssociate Producer
  • Donald KushnerExecutive Producer
  • Peter LockeExecutive Producer
  • Lawrence MortorffCo-Executive Producer
  • Jill SilverthorneLine Producer
  • Robert StraussCo-Executive Producer
  • Laurel SmithCasting
  • Benjamin MoutonCo-Producer
  • Michael Scott MyersCo-Producer

Sound

  • Harry Gregson-WilliamsOriginal Music Composer

Trailers

Posters

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