Glynnis O'Connor Movie Collection

1973 - Jeremy
1975 - Someone I Touched
1976 - Baby Blue Marine
1976 - Ode To Billy Joe
1976 - The Boy In The Plastic Bubble
1977 - Our Town (a play by Thorton Wilder)
1979 - California Dreaming
1982 - Melanie
1982 - Night Crossing
1986 - The Deliberate Stranger
2002 - New Best Friend

Here is a collection of 11 movies with Glynnis O'Connor in them. Rip quality varies and is indicated for each movie, along with sample screenshots.

I am also looking for a couple movies: Little Mo (1978), The White Lions (1981), Love Leads The Way: A True Story (1984), The Fighter (1983), Death In Small Doses (1995), and Summer of Fear (1996). If you have any of these and don't mind sharing, please PM me.

Excerpt from Wikipedia.com: "Glynnis O'Connor (born November 19, 1956) is an American actress, perhaps best known for her work in the mid-1970s, including her lead actress roles in the TV version of Our Town and the films Ode to Billy Joe and Jeremy, all of which co-starred Robby Benson."

Her complete filmography is available HERE.



IMDB.com:

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Jeremy Jones is learning Cello at an arts school in New York. At school he spots Susan Rollins, who practices for a ballet audition, and he falls in love on first sight. He's very diffident in nearing her, so he gets some help of his experienced friend Ralph. Susan's first impression isn't great, until she hears him play his Cello. The movie paints a quiet image of him winning her heart and the development of their relationship.

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IMDB.com:

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A woman learns that her husband has been unfaithful and that he has acquired a venereal disease. Then she learns that, after years of trying, she is finally pregnant. Glynnis O'Connor plays the "other woman."

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IMDB.com:

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A would-be Marine fails basic training, and is sent home wearing the "baby blue" fatigues of a washout. En route, he is mugged by a battle-fatigued Marine Raider, who leaves him to hitch-hike home in an undeserved hero's uniform. A small Colorado town takes him in, treating him like the hero he appears to be.

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IMDB.com:

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Glynnis O'Connor gives a very fine performance as a small town young woman involved in a mercurial romance with an erratic young man; tragedy ensues. The screenplay was based on the evocative 1967 song by Bobbie Gentry, and for the first hour anyway it has some appeal. Director Max Baer tries for a "Splendor in the Grass" look and narrative, but the story takes some uncomfortable turns that, viewed today, are laughably clichéd (if not downright offensive). O'Connor re-teams with her 1973 "Jeremy" co-star Robby Benson, and they match up well on-screen together.

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An earlier rip of this, but without any color correction, is available HERE.



IMDB.com:

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Based on a true story, Tod Lubitch (John Travolta) is born with a deficient immune system (which is unlike being born with AIDS). As such, he must spend the rest of his life in a completely sterile environment. His room is completely hermetically sealed against bacteria and virus, his food is specially prepared, and his only human contact comes in the form of gloved hands. The movie follows his life into a teenager.

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IMDB.com:

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This film made me think better, and made me come to terms with life in a way that few movies ever have or could. To put it simply, it changed me forever, for the better. It has that kind of power. The cast is stellar from top to bottom. The directing is genius. I can't recommend this more highly. If you think that Robby Benson couldn't act, or that his type of acting style could never be suited for a film that mattered, see this one. He and Glynnis O'Connor are *made* for these parts. They had such chemistry in this film that it is truly a shame that they didn't go on to become a regular acting duo (this was their third, and last movie together). I always cry during the last part. Why in heaven hasn't someone put this out on DVD yet? The owners don't seem to know what a gem they have here.

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IMDB.com:

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Like a previous commenter, I too saw this movie when HBO was young and willing to play movies that seem antique now but were actually a lot of fun...this is one of those movies...what is now considered a star-studded line-up of actors filled the cast of this film, which features Dennis Christopher as TT, an Eastern youngster sent out West to "grow up"...and boy does that happen...along the way, he runs into an at-first hesitant Glynnis O'Connor, who does look fetching in a bikini... and Seymour Cassell as Duke, a BSer extraordinaire but with a good soul if not bad heart...and along the way, TT learns to adjust to California life and actually does well...there are a few other subplots in the movie, including Ned Wynn as Earl, Alice Playten as a snobby Corrine, John Calvin as Rick the token stud bad boy, and Tanya Roberts as Stephanie, the girl who loves Rick...and since Stacy Nelkin, the "queen of the B movies" is in this one, it makes it even better.

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IMDB.com:

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It's unfathomable why this film isn't more widely seen and loved. The tale of a young illiterate rural housewife who ventures to the big city to retrieve her child has so much to offer the average viewer: Melanie learns to read, falls in love, redeems the career of a dissolute singer. All the performances are terrific, especially that of Glynnis O'Connor, always an underappreciated talent. Burton Cummings of the Guess Who also gives a good performance, and throws in a few songs. Paul Sorvino and Don Johnson are also thrown into the mix. I recommend this to my friends and acquaintances every chance I get.

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IMDB.com:

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A spine-chilling political true action story ... What can I say about this film other than the narrative is one of the most exciting in film history...and based on a true story! Being old enough to remember the Berlin Wall when it was still used to contain a country, this film gives you a dark insight into the grim incarceration of East Berliners, and their desperate attempts to escape, no matter what the cost. The film follows the lives of two families , who decide to escape using a hot-air balloon manufactured by themselves. Forever fearing arrest by the authorities, under scrutiny by neighbours, they have to calculate a plan to reach the other side of the wall. A tense & thrilling story of courage and determination which truly pays homage to all those who succeeded and failed the treacherous journey to West Berlin and freedom.

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"The Deliberate Stranger" is an incredibly disturbing made-for-TV depiction on Ted Bundy. Bundy (Played creepily by Mark Harmon)is the All American man: polite, talented and so darn charming. Unfortunately, he has an INCREDIBLY dark side. During the 70's, Bundy preyed on innocent women, and became one of the most notorious serial killers in history. The film focuses on several points: Bundy's relationship with his girlfriend Cas (Glynnis O'Connor), who begins to fear that the man that she loves may be responsible for horrific crimes; Richard Larsen (George Grizzard)who struggles with the ever increasing evidence against Bundy; and the various police officers from Seattle to Utah (Frederic Forrest, M. Emmet Walsh and John Ashton among them)that work with determination to stop the monster in his tracks. Harmon's portrayal of Bundy is scary, but it proves a point: the evil you know is better than the evil you DON'T know. The sorority murder STILL sends chills down my spine! Sure it's dated (They had to place a card before the end credits about his execution), but it still has the ability to creep you out!

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IMDB.com:

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At fancy, private Colby University, in the North Carolina hills, a drug overdose puts a senior near death. The school administration calls in the acting sheriff to conduct "a delicate and discrete investigation" - a whitewash. The more he digs, the more evidence he finds that the overdose may have been attempted murder. In flashbacks that parallel his investigation, we see Alicia (Alicia Campbell), a scholarship girl worried about her grades, gradually pulled into the social life of three rich and amoral young women, led by the blond Hadley (Meredith Monroe), a femme fatale. Before the investigation ends, we've met boyfriends, a drug dealer, Alicia's mom (Glynnis O'Connor), Hadley's dad, nurses, doctors, and an orderly.

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