The Memory Keeper's Daughter (2008)

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Written by John Pielmeier, Kim Edwards

Directed by Mick Jackson

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2008

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Drama set in the 1960s. A pair of twins are separated at birth when their father learns that one of them has Down's syndrome. Unable to cope with a learning-disabled child, the anguished father gives his daughter up to a sympathetic nurse and tells his wife that the baby is dead. As the years pass, the man's guilt puts a strain on his marriage and he turns to photography for solace. Based on the bestselling novel by Kim Edwards.

Cast

Image for Emily WatsonEmily WatsonCaroline Gil
Image for Dermot MulroneyDermot MulroneyDr. David Henry
Image for Gretchen MolGretchen MolNora Henry
Krystal Hope NausbaumPhoebe
Hugh ThompsonAl
Owen PattisonPaul
Dominique D'ArnellLittle Girl
Jeremy AkermanThe Minister
Heather BlomStudent Stage Manager
Mary Colin ChisolmDavid's Mother
David ChristoffelPete Warren
Emma ColbertPhoebe 6 years
Shawn DugganDoctor Sanders
Molly DunsworthYoung Woman - 18 years
Dylan HarmanRobert
Gay HauserDepartment Store Clerk
Brian HeightonPolice Officer
Simon HendersonBilly
Martha IrvingSupervisor
Sandrine LauzonNewborn Phoebe
Susan Leblanc-CrawfordLee
Lita LlewellynRuby
David Gibson McLeanDuke
Kerry McPhersonKay
Bruce MurphyCheckout Clerk
Catherine O'ConnorTabitha
Mark A. OwenMover
Don RitchieBoard President
Jamie SpilchukPaul - age 18-22
Tyler StentifordPaul 13 years
Rob Stewart
William StordyYoung David

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