On this day April 14, 1989, the romantic drama See You in the Morning premiered in theaters. Directed by Alan J. Pakula, the film starred Jeff Bridges and Alice Krige as two people navigating love, grief, and blended families after divorce and loss.
Bridges played a widowed psychiatrist who falls for a recently divorced woman, played by Krige. As they try to build a new life together, they face emotional baggage from their pasts and the challenges of merging their children and families. The cast also included Farrah Fawcett in a key supporting role, along with David Dukes, a young Drew Barrymore, and Macaulay Culkin in one of his earliest film appearances. The film earned 4.7 million at the box office and received mixed reviews, but it was praised for its performances and realistic approach to adult relationships and second chances.
Fun fact: This was one of Macaulay Culkin’s first film roles, just one year before he starred in Uncle Buck and became a household name with Home Alone.
Trivia question: What 1989 romantic drama starred Jeff Bridges and Alice Krige and featured early film roles for both Drew Barrymore and Macaulay Culkin?
Bridges played a widowed psychiatrist who falls for a recently divorced woman, played by Krige. As they try to build a new life together, they face emotional baggage from their pasts and the challenges of merging their children and families. The cast also included Farrah Fawcett in a key supporting role, along with David Dukes, a young Drew Barrymore, and Macaulay Culkin in one of his earliest film appearances. The film earned 4.7 million at the box office and received mixed reviews, but it was praised for its performances and realistic approach to adult relationships and second chances.
Fun fact: This was one of Macaulay Culkin’s first film roles, just one year before he starred in Uncle Buck and became a household name with Home Alone.
Trivia question: What 1989 romantic drama starred Jeff Bridges and Alice Krige and featured early film roles for both Drew Barrymore and Macaulay Culkin?
