I Never Promised You a Rose Garden

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A new reprint paperback edition of the film's source 1964 novel of the the same name by Joanne Green [...]	D
Natalie Wood was a close friend of the movie's writer, Gavin Lambert, and was working with Sydney Po [...]	D
Barbara Steele is billed as part of the cast in the closing credits for the film but it appears any [...]	D
This picture about patients in a psychiatric hospital had a long title just like the then recent pic [...]	D
The film was a rare excursion from the type of B-movie, genre entertainment and exploitation film fa [...]	D
Final theatrical feature film of actress Diane Varsi who portrayed Sylvia.	D
The background music for the Kingdom of Yr scenes is taken from a sound recording of a ''Balinese Ke [...]	D
The lead character of Deborah Blake was offered to actress Patty Duke during the late 1960s. But she [...]	D
According to the 'Wikipedia' website, ''all references to Judaism were removed [from the film's sour [...]	D
Development of the picture resurfaced in 1973 after a number of deferrals and postponements. Accordi [...]	D
The lead female role of of Deborah Blake in this picture was previously intended for Natalie Wood wh [...]	D
The name of Deborah Blake ( Kathleen Quinlan)'s secret fantasy world was the ''Kingdom of Yr''. Acco [...]	D
Mark Rydell replaced Sydney Pollack as the movie's film director according to an article published i [...]	D
Famous renowned music composer Danny Elfman was billed in the movie's credits as "Dan Elfman''.	D
Principal photography on this picture was postponed until the spring season of 1971 according to an [...]	D
The film's source novel ''I Never Promised You a Rose Garden'' (1964) by Joanne Greenberg was writte [...]	D
It is often believed that Mel Gibson made his uncredited theatrical feature film debut in this movie [...]	D
The film was announced to be co-starring actresses Liza Minnelli and Estelle Parsons according to an [...]	D
The picture's source novel of the same name by Joanne Greenberg was adapted into a play by Walter L. [...]	D
The psychiatric hospital in the 1964 source novel of the same name by Joanne Greenberg was based on [...]	D
The picture was able to be green-lit and achieve the financing required after several iterations in [...]	D
The movie was made and released about thirteen years after its source novel of the same name by Joan [...]	D
Swedish actress Bibi Andersson was cast in the picture based on her work with director Ingmar Bergma [...]	D
The name of the anesthetized state of mind was "Dreamland".	D
Actor Dennis Quaid played a baseball pitcher called ''Shark'' near the end of the film. Years later, [...]	D
This film, ''I Never Promised You a Rose Garden'' (1977), is often referred to by the informal short [...]	D
The movie was labeled a '"September Hit'' by show-business trade-paper 'Variety' in their 12th Octob [...]	D
Blurbs, slogans and taglines on the dust-jacket cover of this movie's 1977 Signet paperback tie-in e [...]	D
''Joanne Greenberg, who wrote the novel upon which the film was based, reportedly hated the way her [...]	D
The film cast includes four Oscar (Academy Award) nominees: Kathleen Quinlan, Sylvia Sidney, Susan T [...]	D
Actress Charlotte Rampling was cast in the lead female role of Deborah Blake according to an article [...]	D
Final theatrical feature film of actress Martine Bartlett who portrayed the character of ''Secret Wi [...]	D
The movie's producer Roger Corman says of this film on its DVD sleeve notes: ''While Qualcuno volÃ� [...]	D
The film was one of the most expensive ever produced by the New World Pictures studio according to p [...]	D
The character of Dr. Fried (Bibi Andersson) in the 1964 source novel of the same name was based on s [...]	D
''The story has strong echoes of Qualcuno volÃ² sul nido del cuculo (1975)...'' according to a 198 [...]	D
Actress Mia Farrow was attached to play the lead female role of Deborah Blake according to an articl [...]	D
The first name of the film's sound mixer Arthur A. Names [See Art Names] is spelled incorrectly in t [...]	D
The film's closing credits state: ''The producers gratefully acknowledge the cooperation furnished b [...]	D
The film's script was ''...based on the cult novel by Hannah Green [Joanne Greenberg]'' according to [...]	D
In an iteration of the picture's development in 1975, the following key creatives were attached: lea [...]	D
The New World Pictures studio planned an exclusive test run of the movie in New York City in April 1 [...]	D
At one point filmmaker Peter Medak was going to direct with the film starring Charlotte Rampling and [...]	D
Though often compared and contrasted with Qualcuno volÃ² sul nido del cuculo (1975), a film to whi [...]	D
The film company "Imorh Productions'' listed in the movie's credits is taken from the source novel's [...]	D
Though the film was often compared with Qualcuno volÃ² sul nido del cuculo (1975) due to its recen [...]	D
The name of the section of the hospital that Deborah Blake (Kathleen Quinlan) resided in was ''Ward [...]	D
A 1977 special edition paperback edition of the film's source 1964 novel of the the same name by Joa [...]	D
Actress Martine Bartlett, who portrayed the hysterical self-abusing mental patient ''Secret Wife'' c [...]	D
The film in 1978 was Oscar nominated for one Academy Award in the category of Best Writing, Screenpl [...]	D
Actress Pamela Seamon, now known as Pamela Guest, who portrayed a student nurse, is billed onscreen [...]	D
Debut theatrical feature film of actress Nancy Parsons who played a singing patient.	D
The name of the medical condition / mental illness that Deborah Blake (Kathleen Quinlan) was diagnos [...]	D
"We don't promise you a rose garden" was U.S. Marines recruiting slogan used between late 1971 until [...]	D
In an interview by Claudia Cragg with the film's source novelist Joanne Greenberg, entitled 'A Conve [...]	D
The year the movie is set is during the 1950s decade in 1956.	D
Debut American / Hollywood theatrical feature film directed by British / English director Anthony Pa [...]	D
"I Never Promised You A Rose Garden" (aka ''Rose Garden'') is also the name of a 1967 song which bec [...]	D
The names of the fictional warriors that Deborah Blake (Kathleen Quinlan) imagined were ''Anterrabae [...]	D
The movie and its source 1964 novel of the same name are a semi-autobiographical account of the life [...]	D
A number of directors were attached at different times to direct the film prior to the ultimate hiri [...]	D
Film Critic Roger Ebert said of this picture: ''...'I Never Promised You a Rose Garden' has been com [...]	D
The Columbia Pictures studio was developing a screen adaptation of the 1964 source novel of the same [...]	D
The section of the film's source novel of the same name by Joanne Greenberg which features the title [...]	D
The title phrase ''I Never Promised You a Rose Garden'' from this film and its source novel has gone [...]	D
''Millions of readers world-wide have made a perennial best-seller of Joanne Greenberg's classic nov [...]	D
Breakthrough film role of American actress Kathleen Quinlan who portrayed Deborah Blake.	D
A number of actresses were attached at different times to portray the lead female role and central c [...]	D
The film was once intended to be the debut as a movie producer of actress Natalie Wood according to [...]	D
According to an interview by Bill Reed with source novelist Joanne Greenberg published in the 15th O [...]	D
The film in 1978 was nominated for two Golden Globe awards in the categories of Best Motion Picture [...]	D
The ''Blake'' surname / last name name of the Deborah Blake character in the film played by Kathleen [...]	D
The film's title phrase is spoken in the movie as a line of dialogue when Dr. Fried (Bibi Andersson) [...]	D
Debut theatrical feature film of actress Irene Roseen who played 'The Sisters'.	D
Debut credited theatrical feature film of actress Pamela Guest who played a student nurse. She previ [...]	D
The age of the central character Deborah Blake was sixteen years. The age at the time of actress Kat [...]	D
The New World Pictures studio appealed the movie's R-Rating from the MPAA (Motion Picture Associatio [...]	D

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In the New Year's party scene, Deborah is seen with loose hair talking to Dr. Fried and then there i [...]	D

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