Ethan Frome (1993)

6.8	Listal rating
6.1	IMDB rating

Directed by

John Madden

Starring (View all)

Liam Neeson

Ethan Frome

Gil Rood

Conductor

Tate Donovan

Reverend Smith

Stephen Mendillo

Ned Hale

Phil Garran

Mr. Howe

Virginia Smith

Mrs. Howe

Annie Nessen

Sarah Anne Howe

Katharine Houghton

Mrs. Hale

Written by

Richard Nelson

writer

Edith Wharton

novel Ethan Frome

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The Evolution of Liam Neeson (72 items)
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Misery Fest: Movies that leave you depressed (24 items)
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Published 11 months, 4 weeks ago

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January Movie Journal - Xanadon't (35 items)
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The Characters of Patricia Arquette (24 items)
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Most Successful Movies of... Liam Neeson (49 items)
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Release date : 12 March 1993
UPC: 786936204414

Spiritual Cinema (1), Sort (1), SnP (1), Love Triangle (1), Massachusetts (1), Edith Wharton (1), Based On A Novel (1)

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Misery Fest: Movies that leave you depressed (24 movies items)

"Nothing beats classic misery. I watched this movie only one time, but the misery lasts forever. Still, it's worth a viewing, especially if you feel things are going a little too well in your life. "

johanlefourbe added this to a list 11 months, 2 weeks ago

The evolution of Joan Allen (29 movies items)

"character : Zenobia 'Zeena' Frome "

Xanadon't added this to a list 1 year, 5 months ago

January Movie Journal - Xanadon't (35 movies items)

"Netflix Instant There's just something I love about this deliciously bleak story. Definitely not the casting choices I would've picked (for both Mattie and "flashback" Ethan) in this film adaptation of Edith Wharton's early 20th century novel, but oh well. The film didn't disappoint me, though I'm a bit surprised that this is the only adaptation out there. "