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| William Meredith Foundation (2010) | |||||
| Drama, Queer Themes/Interest | |||||
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| Bristol Pomeroy | Richard | |
| Alec Dana | William | |
| Beth Campbell | Marian | |
| Donna Del Bueno | Elizabeth | |
| Giovanni Capitello | Luis | |
| Beverly Robinson | Richards mother | |
| Fran Tripp | Williams step mother | |
| Sharon Griffis | Lawyer | |
| Christopher Annino | Peter | |
| Sharyn Farrell | Hippie Girl | |
| Ned Farrell | Doctor | |
| Susan Minor | Nurse | |
| Carl Annino | Priest | |
| Matteo Castelli | Physical therapy nurse | |
| Beverly Hayes | Mother of Richard Harteis | |
| Lura Hepler | Dr. Langou | |
| Kyle Kuchta | Hippie | |
| John Noonan | Dr. Kostov | |
| Phyllis Pezzolesi | Nurse Nancy | |
| Malin Tybahl | Britt |
| Director/Choreographer |
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| Producer |
Alexander J. Andriulli
Jackie Bagwell |
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| Writer/Composer |
Richard Harteis
Celia de Freine |
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| Cinematography |
Biju Viswanath
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| Music |
Alan Hovhaness
David Leisner Bristol Pomery Ronny R. Raphael |
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Drama by Biju Viswanath, Marathon was adapted from Harteis's memoir of the same name. Explores the relation ship between two poets Richard Harteis and William Meredith former US poet laureate and winner of every major American award for poetry including the 1988 Pulitzer prize. |
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