Ballad of Little Jo, The 1993 - Ballad of Little Jo, The Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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BALLAD OF LITTLE JO, THE (1993) - R

Country:	United States
Genre:	Drama, Romance, Western

Credits

Production Company:	Polygram Filmed Entertainment
Director:	Maggie Greenwald
Producer:	Fred Berner Brenda Goodman
Exec Producer:	Ira Deutchman John Sloss
Assoc. Producer:	Anne Dillon
Writer: Screenplay:	Maggie Greenwald
Cast:	Suzy Amis Jeffrey Andrews René Auberjonois Eryn L. Bent Becca Busch David Chung Jaime Crabtree Jim Dunkin Duane Ebel Robert Erickson Joe Freed Netha Goodrich Heather Graham Cathy Haase Anthony Heald Bo Hopkins Karen Johnson Keith Kamppinen Julianne Kirst Melissa Ladvala Melissa Leo Jenny Lynch Ruth Maleczech Barbara Jean Marsh Tracy Mayfield Ian McKellen Dennis McNiven Sean Murphy Vince O'Neil Richard Osterman Irina Pasmur Sasha Pasmur Rusty Pegar Anne Plowman David Ruben Plowman Peter Plowman Deborah J. Richard Sam Robards Michael Ruud Homer Simon Troy A. Smith Carrie Snodgress Renee Tafoya Olinda Turturro Yeugeuiy Yasyriu
Editor:	Keith Reamer
Production Design:	Mark Friedberg
Dir of Photography:	Declan Quinn
Composer:	David Mansfield
Costume Designer:	Claudia Brown

Trailer:

Synopsis: A rich Eastern woman lands smack dab in the California Gold Rush and soon finds that her best chances for success in the Western wilds is to live as a man. Her impersonation works to a point as she manages to hunt and work the mines with a manly bravado. Alas, her femininity surfaces after she rescues a Chinese man from being hung. While engaging him to be her servant, and enjoying the 19th century role reversal of a man waiting on a woman, she soon finds herself attracted to him and romance ensues.

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