If you don’t remember Margeret Langrick, who goes by Maggie now, it’s not hard to think why since she was only in the business for a little over a decade until she stepped away in favor of other interests. One of the movies she might be known best for is Harry and the Henderson’s, but in a career lasting only 11 years, it’s kind of hard to think that anyone would be able to remember her that well since as of 1996 she stepped away from show business and is currently running her own company called LifeTree Media Ltd. That’s
Whatever Happened to Margaret Langrick?...
Whatever Happened to Margaret Langrick?...
- 1/10/2021
- by Tom
- TVovermind.com
My American Cousin
Written and Directed by Sandy Wilson
Canada, 1985
Sandy Wilson’s My American Cousin is an endearing, semi-autobiographical tale centering on one golden summer in a precocious girl’s life. In 1959 British Columbia, 12-year-old Sandy (Margaret Langrick) lives on a gloriously scenic ranch populated with her family and a group of friends who help out on her father’s cherry orchard. It’s an idyllic setting, but the terminally bored pre-teen is histrionically unimpressed.
“Nothing Ever Happens!” she scrawls in her journal.
But excitement unexpectedly arrives when Sandy’s 17-year-old American cousin Butch (John Wildman) pulls up in a dazzling, red Cadillac convertible. With duck-tail hair, pressed blue jeans, and a pack of cigarettes wrapped in the sleeve of his white t-shirt, he is a walking James Dean clone, which is especially exotic in a town whose theater has yet to play Rebel Without A Cause.
Sandy’s...
Written and Directed by Sandy Wilson
Canada, 1985
Sandy Wilson’s My American Cousin is an endearing, semi-autobiographical tale centering on one golden summer in a precocious girl’s life. In 1959 British Columbia, 12-year-old Sandy (Margaret Langrick) lives on a gloriously scenic ranch populated with her family and a group of friends who help out on her father’s cherry orchard. It’s an idyllic setting, but the terminally bored pre-teen is histrionically unimpressed.
“Nothing Ever Happens!” she scrawls in her journal.
But excitement unexpectedly arrives when Sandy’s 17-year-old American cousin Butch (John Wildman) pulls up in a dazzling, red Cadillac convertible. With duck-tail hair, pressed blue jeans, and a pack of cigarettes wrapped in the sleeve of his white t-shirt, he is a walking James Dean clone, which is especially exotic in a town whose theater has yet to play Rebel Without A Cause.
Sandy’s...
- 4/7/2015
- by A.R. Wilson
- SoundOnSight
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