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Synopsis. A father and son so much alike they were worlds apart. Conflict arises between a steelworker and his son. The father wants the boy to have a chance to make more of himself than he did, but the son wants to follow in his father’s footsteps and become a steel-worker himself. Cast.
20 feb 1987 · JACK GALVIN, the title character's father in the family drama ''Billy Galvin,'' likes to watch the Muppets on television. He calls people ''Yardbird,'' and can't stand it when his wife forgets to ...
9 mar 2015 · Billy Galvin (1986) Geregisseerd door: John Gray. Met onder meer: Karl Malden, Lenny Von Dohlen en Joyce Van Patten. IMDb beoordeling: 6,3 (111) Gesproken taal: Engels. Staalarbeider Jack Galvin zou zijn zoon Billy het liefst aan de universiteit zien studeren, maar Billy wil in de voetsporen van zijn vader treden en ook wolkenkrabbers gaan bouwen.
Despre acest film. Lenny Von Dohlen plays Billy Galvin, the son of a no-nonsense construction worker. Though his dad insists that he go to college to become an architect, Billy would rather go into his father's line of work. To prevent this, dad pulls strings to keep Billy out of the ironworker's union. His bullheadedness inevitably leads to ...
Billy Galvin is a 1986 theatrical film produced by the PBS series American Playhouse (airing on the TV series two years later). It focuses on the conflict between aging steelworker Jack Galvin and his son Billy. Two scenes feature Jack Galvin watching The Muppet Show. Just before his son Billy whistles outside the window of his apartment, Jack is watching Kermit the Frog fire Miss Piggy in ...
Billy Galvin the film is mild on plot, but long on character development for its two protagonists. Malden if not Irish does come from a working class background and has a proper feel for the part. Von Dohlen who comes the South and not South Boston developed quite a good ear for the speech patterns of the locale.
Bu film hakkında. Lenny Von Dohlen plays Billy Galvin, the son of a no-nonsense construction worker. Though his dad insists that he go to college to become an architect, Billy would rather go into his father's line of work. To prevent this, dad pulls strings to keep Billy out of the ironworker's union. His bullheadedness inevitably leads to ...
