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Reform School Girl

Sep 23, 1994
1h 25m
★ 4.5

She Was in The Wrong Place At The Wrong Time

Overview

After being a passenger in a hit-and-run, Donna Patterson is sent to reform school, taking the rap for the driver, bad boy Vince. Inside, she makes friends and self-discoveries while trying to save her little sister from their abusive uncle.

Genres

Drama
TV Movie

Production Companies

Showtime Networks

Cast

Aimee Graham

Donna Patterson

Aimee Graham

Teresa DiSpina

Carmen Pena

Teresa DiSpina

Matt LeBlanc

Vince

Matt LeBlanc

Carolyn Seymour

Mrs. Evelyn Turnbull

Carolyn Seymour

Eleanor O'Brien

Angela 'Dink' Dinkens

Eleanor O'Brien

Samaria Graham

Priscilla Wells

Samaria Graham

Marissa Ribisi

Joanie Dubois

Marissa Ribisi

Erin Wiley Sands

Mona Smith

Erin Wiley Sands

Lynn Eastman-Rossi

Home Ec. Teacher

Lynn Eastman-Rossi

Dino Anello

Coach Buxbaum

Dino Anello

Harry Northup

Uncle Charlie

Harry Northup

Ashley Lister

Kathy Patterson

Ashley Lister

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