Grace of My Heart (1996)

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Written by Allison Anders

Directed by Allison Anders

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1996

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Illeana Douglas plays Denise Waverly, a singer/songwriter who doesn't quite make it big in New York, ending up writing right-on songs for husband Eric Stoltz before, frustrated at the dead-end her career is at, she cuts loose and ends up with Matt Dillon, who heads a West Coast surf group. Allison Anders' affectionate tale of the '70s rock scene is largely recognised to be based on the life of Carole King and rock fans will have a field day spotting who the characters surrounding her are based on.

Cast

Illeana DouglasDenise Waverly
Sissy BoydDress Saleswoman
Christina PicklesMrs. Buxton
Jill SobuleContestant in contest
Jennifer Leigh WarrenDoris Shelley
Tegan WestM.C. at Talent Show
Image for Richard SchiffRichard SchiffAudition Record Producer
Natalie Venetia BelconBetty
Kathy BarbourSha Sha
Image for John TurturroJohn TurturroJoel Millner
Diane RobinWaitress in Diner
Eric Jerome KirklandStylette
Irving Eugene Washington IIIStylette
Kurt JacksonStylette
Michael SaulsberryStylette

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