Stella
She sacrificed her own dreams to make her daughter's dreams come true.
Categories: Romance, DramaBarmaid Stella Claire and blueblood Stephen Dallas have very little in common -- except they've fallen in love. When their relationship fails, Stella decides to raise the child they had, Jenny, alone. But Jenny and Stella are far from the perfect mother-daughter pair.
Status: Released IMDb
Release date: 1990-02-02
Run time: 109 minute / 1:49
Revenue: $20,240,128
Director: John Erman
Writer: Robert Getchell
Production Companies : Touchstone Pictures, The Samuel Goldwyn Company
Production Country: United States of America
Release date: 1990-02-02
Run time: 109 minute / 1:49
Revenue: $20,240,128
Director: John Erman
Writer: Robert Getchell
Production Companies : Touchstone Pictures, The Samuel Goldwyn Company
Production Country: United States of America
Trailer
 | Bette Midler as Stella Claire |
 | John Goodman as Ed Munn |
 | Trini Alvarado as Jenny Claire |
 | Stephen Collins as Stephen Dallas |
 | Marsha Mason as Janice Morrison |
 | Eileen Brennan as Mrs. Wilkerson |
 | Linda Hart as Debbie Whitman |
 | Ben Stiller as Jim Uptegrove |
 | William McNamara as Pat Robbins |
 | John Bell as Bob Morrison |
 | Ashley Peldon as Jenny (age 3) |
 | Alisan Porter as Jenny (age 8) |
 | Kenneth Kimmins as Security Guard |
| Bob Gerchen as Bartender |
| Willie Rosario as Dancing Waiter |
 | Rex Robbins as Minister |
 | Ron White as Tony De Banza |
 | Matthew Cowles as Sid |
 | Louis Ferreira as Cocaine Dealer |
 | Peter MacNeill as Bobby |
 | Michael Hogan as Billy |
 | George Buza as George |
 | Eric Keenleyside as Wendell |
 | Megan Gallivan as Preppy Girl #2 |
| Rob McClure as Steven's Friend |
 | Sam Malkin as Man in Theatre |
 | Jayne Eastwood as Nurse |
| Charles W. Gray as PTA Parent (as Charles Gray) |
| John Kozak as Mr. Wilkerson |
 | Elva Mai Hoover as Mrs. Hough |
 | Glynis Davies as Mrs. Douglas |
 | Philip Akin as Police Officer |
| Jayne Valseca as Preppy Girl #1 (as Jayne Rager) |
 | Todd Louiso as Preppy Boy #1 |
| Jeff Nichols as Preppy Boy #2 |
| Philip Astor as Bar Customer |
 | Eve Crawford as Janice's Secretary |
| Elizabeth Lennie as Airline Reservation Clerk |
 | Dwayne McLean as Tom |
 | Tedd Dillon as Freddie |
| Jane Dingle as Bingo Winner |
 | Jamie Shannon as Teenage Heckler |
 | Jaap Broeker as Coffeeshop Owner (uncredited) |
| Mack Dolgy as Opera Patron (uncredited) |
 | Elizabeth Karr as Bridesmaid (uncredited) |
| Writing | |
| Robert Getchell | Screenplay |
Directing | |
| John Erman | Director |
Production | |
| David Coatsworth | Associate Producer |
| Samuel Goldwyn Jr. | Producer |
| David V. Picker | Executive Producer |
| Bonnie Bruckheimer | Co-Producer |
Camera | |
| Billy Williams | Director of Photography |
Production | |
| Howard Feuer | Casting |
Editing | |
| Jerrold L. Ludwig | Editor |
Writing | |
| Olive Higgins Prouty | Novel |
Sound | |
| John Morris | Original Music Composer |
Costume & Make-Up | |
| Theadora Van Runkle | Costume Design |
Editing | |
| Bud Molin | Editor |
Art | |
| James Hulsey | Production Design |
| Steve Shewchuk | Set Decoration |
| Jeff Ginn | Art Direction |
Crew | |
| Jack Gill | Stunt Coordinator |
Art | |
| Dan Perri | Title Designer |
Crew | |
| Patricia Birch | Choreographer |
