FILM REVIEWS
Baby Maker (1970)
National General Release (Robert Wise production)
The very young and beautiful Barbara Hershy plays a free spirit bohemian, who agrees to bear a child for a couple in this chronicle of surrogate motherhood, before it became a rhot and relevant issue.
The film co-stars Scott Glenn (“The Silence of the Lambs,” “The Right Stuff”) and Jeannie Berlin,
This is the first feature by director James Bridges, who would go on to helm bigger and better films, such as “The Paper Chase,” “Urban Cowboy,” and “The China Syndrome,” before his untimely death of AIDS.
Oscar Nominations: 1
Original Song Score: Fred Karlin and Tylwyth Kymry
Cast
Barbara Hershey as Tish Gray
Collin Wilcox-Horne as Suzanne Wilcox
Sam Groom as Jay Wilcox
Scott Glenn as Ted Jacks
Jeannie Berlin as Charlotte
Lili Valenty as Mrs. Culnick
Running time: 109 Minutes.
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