Message in a Bottle (1999)

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Written by Nicholas Sparks, Gerald Di Pego

Directed by Luis Mandoki

Running Time: 250 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1999

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Theresa Osborne (Robin Wright Penn) is a busy, city-based, single parent who works for the Chicago Tribune.

Whilst walking along a beach she discovers a letter in a bottle which has been written by a loving husband to his deceased wife. Theresa soon starts her journey to find the author of the letter. When she finally discovers him she discovers his name is Garret Blake (Kevin Costner) who is living a lonely and quiet life repairing sailing boats.

It is not long before love and understanding blossom.

Cast

Image for Kevin CostnerKevin CostnerGarret Blake
Image for Robin Wright PennRobin Wright PennTheresa Osborne
Image for Paul NewmanPaul NewmanDodge Blake
Image for John SavageJohn SavageJohnny Land
Illeana DouglasLina Paul
Image for Robbie ColtraneRobbie ColtraneCharlie Toschi
Jesse JamesJason Osborne
Bethel LeslieMarta Land
Tom AldredgeHank Land
Viveka DavisAlva
Raphael SbargeAndy
Richard HamiltonChet
Rosemary MurphyHelen at the bed and breakfast
Steven EckholdtDavid Osborne
Susan BrightbillCatherine Land Blake

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