Violet (film)

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Violet
Directed by	Shelley Levinson
Produced by	Paul Kemp Shelley Levinson John D. Schwartz
Written by	Susan Baskin Doris Betts
Starring	Didi Conn
Editing by	Lynne Southerland
Release date(s)	1981
Country	Canada
Language	English
IMDb profile

Violet is a 1981 short film directed by Shelley Levinson. It won an Academy Award in 1982 for Best Short Subject. ^[1]

[edit] Cast

• Didi Conn - Violet
• Patrick Dollaghan - Monty
• Rodney Saulsberry - Flick
• Tom McGowan - Dr. Pleasance
• Belle Richter - Mrs. Higgins
• Maggie Gwinn - Receptionist
• Doris Hess - Effie
• Mark Carlton - The Preacher
• McAdoo Greer - Waitress
• John Milton Branton - Ticket Clerk (as John Milton)

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Violet at the Internet Movie Database

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