Saving Milly

TV Movie
2005
1h 27m

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Madeleine Stowe and Bruce Greenwood in Saving Milly (2005)

True story based on the best-selling book by Mort Kondracke.True story based on the best-selling book by Mort Kondracke.True story based on the best-selling book by Mort Kondracke.

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6.1/10

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Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations

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Bruce Greenwood

Mort Kondracke

Madeleine Stowe

Milly

Robert Wisden

Fred Barnes

Claudia Ferri

Norma Alvarado

Allison Hossack

Rob LaBelle

Mark

Brenda Campbell

Joan Samuelson

Kyla Wise

Andrea Kondracke
(as Kyla Anderson)

Erica Carroll

Alexandra Kondracke

Kylee Dubois

Alexandra Kondracke (Age 16)
(as Kyle Dubois)

Jessica Lowndes

Andrea Kondracke (Age 15)

Jose Del Buey

Carlos

Dan Joffre

Tony Hot Dog
(as a different name)

Leah Cairns

Senator's Aide

Susan Hogan

Senator Bates

Chandra Berg

Andrea

Judith Maxie

Teacher

June B. Wilde

Teacher
(as June B. Wilde-Eremko)

Director
- Dan Curtis
Writers
- Jeff Arch
- Morton Kondracke
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Trivia
Filming was completed in just over three weeks during late November/early December 2004.

Connections
Referenced in Late Show with David Letterman: Episode #12.106 (2005)

My wife and I caught the movie when it was repeated the other day. I never heard of the movie or Milly. We were flipping channels and since I like Madeline Stowe decided to watch. Fascinating movie with extraordinary performances by Bruce Greenwood and Madeline Stowe. Sometimes touching and sometimes hard to watch as Milly begins to show signs of Parkinson's this movie is a winner. Madeline Stowe deserves an Emmy for her performance. After the movie Michael J. Fox makes a plea for Parkinson's research. This movie will definitely open a lot of eyes on how important it is to find a cure. Definitely worth seeing again and again.