Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole

TV Movie
1972
TV-PG
1h 13m

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A recently widowed research doctor is convinced by a colleague to join him in an inner-city clinic.A recently widowed research doctor is convinced by a colleague to join him in an inner-city clinic.A recently widowed research doctor is convinced by a colleague to join him in an inner-city clinic.

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Trivia
Susan Hayward's last film.

Goofs
Although set in Chicago, when Lisa and Maggie are walking to the boarding house, you can see the top of a palm tree in the background.

Soundtracks
Learn to Say Goodbye
Music by Hugo Montenegro
Lyrics by Bradford Craig
Sung by Dusty Springfield

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10/10

Susan Hayward's Swan Song.

Susan Hayward was a star. She was a huge star. Why she is not better remembered today is a mystery. If nothing else, this 1972 TV movie, which would prove to be Hayward's swan song, reminds us of how great a screen presence she was. In "Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole" Hayward commands the screen no matter if the material is somewhat routine. The viewer is unable to take their eyes off her. She truly is magnificent. She gets strong support from Darrin McGavin and, especially, Jeanette Nolan. This film is becoming hard to find and is rarely televised but it is definitely worth viewing. "Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole" demands a DVD release if for no other reason than as a historical testament of the final film appearance of Susan Hayward and to remind audiences of today that she was one of the great American movie stars.