Ayer, hoy y siempre

6.2

Ayer, hoy y siempre

Titulo original: For the Boys
Resumen: Eddie y Dixie (James Caan y Bette Midler) apoyaron y animaron a las tropas norteamericanas en tres guerras. A Eddie lo único que le importaba era la fama; el caso de Dixie era muy distinto: había perdido a su marido en la Segunda Guerra Mundial (1939-1945), había visto cómo su tío era acusado de comunista por sus propios amigos y cómo su hijo se enfrentaba a un destino atroz en Vietnam.
Fecha de estreno: 1991-11-22
Producción: All Girl Productions, 20th Century Fox
Presupuesto: $40,000,000
Ingresos: $23,202,444
Director: Mark Rydell
Estado: Released
Duración: 2h 18min
Países de producción: United States of America
Reparto:
Bette Midler
Bette Midler
Dixie Leonard
James Caan
James Caan
Eddie Sparks
George Segal
George Segal
Art Silver
Patrick O'Neal
Patrick O'Neal
Shephard
Christopher Rydell
Christopher Rydell
Danny Leonard
Arye Gross
Arye Gross
Jeff Brooks
Norman Fell
Norman Fell
Sam Schiff
Rosemary Murphy
Rosemary Murphy
Luanna Trott
Bud Yorkin
Bud Yorkin
Phil
Dori Brenner
Dori Brenner
Loretta
Jack Sheldon
Jack Sheldon
Wally Fields
Shannon Wilcox
Shannon Wilcox
Margaret Sparks
Michael Greene
Michael Greene
Maj. Gen. Scott
Melissa Manchester
Melissa Manchester
Corrine
Steven Kampmann
Steven Kampmann
Stan Newman
Richard Portnow
Richard Portnow
Milt, Recording Studio
Beau Dremann
Beau Dremann
Army Messenger, Recording Studio
James Patrick
James Patrick
Captain, England
Christopher Wilkinson
Christopher Wilkinson
Niles LaGuardia, New York
Andrew Bilgore
Andrew Bilgore
Nervous Production Assistant, New York
Brandon Call
Brandon Call
Danny Leonard (at 12), New York
Kelly Noonan
Kelly Noonan
Merry Sparks, New York
John O'Leary
John O'Leary
T.V. Censor, New York
Stewart J. Zully
Stewart J. Zully
T.V. Stage Manager, New York
Heidi Sorenson
Heidi Sorenson
Showgirl, New York
Bruce Gray
Bruce Gray
Sponsor #1, New York
Matthew Faison
Matthew Faison
Sponsor #3, New York
Carey Eidel
Carey Eidel
Green Room Page, New York
Andy Milder
Andy Milder
Dressing Room Page, New York
Thom Adcox-Hernandez
Thom Adcox-Hernandez
Wounded Marine, Korea
Andrew Lauer
Andrew Lauer
Corpsman on Battlefield, Korea
Billy Bob Thornton
Billy Bob Thornton
Marine Sergeant, Korea
John Doolittle
John Doolittle
Capt. Donelson, Korea
Sal Landi
Sal Landi
Marine Driver, Korea
Marc Poppel
Marc Poppel
Corpsman at MASH, Korea
Mark Roberts
Mark Roberts
Vice Admiral, Japan
Robert Clotworthy
Robert Clotworthy
Navy Commander, Japan
Tony Pierce
Tony Pierce
Major at Firebase, Vietnam
Xander Berkeley
Xander Berkeley
Roberts, Vietnam
D. David Morin
D. David Morin
Cameraman, Vietnam
Walter C. Miller
Walter C. Miller
T.V. Director, Awards T.V. Show
David Selburg
David Selburg
Assistant Director, Awards T.V. Show
Alan Haufrect
Alan Haufrect
Technical Director, Awards T.V. Show
Maggie Wagner
Maggie Wagner
Stan's Assistant, Awards T.V. Show
Leonard Gaines
Leonard Gaines
Lou Presti, Awards T.V. Show
David Bowe
David Bowe
Photographer, Awards T.V. Show
William Marquez
William Marquez
Caretaker
Fred Parnes
Fred Parnes
Jeep Driver
Melissa Hurley
Melissa Hurley
1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Amy Rydell
Amy Rydell
1950's T.V. Show Dancer
Raymond Rodriguez
Raymond Rodriguez
Awards Dinner Dancer
Natsuo Tomita
Natsuo Tomita
Awards Dinner Dancer
Michael Boston
Michael Boston
Wounded Marine #2 (uncredited)
Ian Paul Cassidy
Ian Paul Cassidy
Cpl. England (uncredited)
Arliss Howard
Arliss Howard
Sgt. Michael Leonard (uncredited)
Kris Murphy
Kris Murphy
50's T.V. Dancer (uncredited)
John Richard Petersen
John Richard Petersen
Vietnam Soldier (uncredited)
Greg Robbins
Greg Robbins
Soldier (uncredited)
Frank Slaten
Frank Slaten
Sid (uncredited)
Vince Vaughn
Vince Vaughn
Cheering Soldier in Crowd (uncredited)
Jeffrey Weissman
Jeffrey Weissman
Stage Manager (uncredited)
Andy Dick
Andy Dick
Extra (uncredited)