The Evening Star 28 years old
The continuing story of 'Terms of Endearment'.
Continuing the story of Aurora Greenway in her latter years. After the death of her daughter, Aurora struggled to keep her family together, but has one grandson in jail, a rebellious granddaughter, and another grandson living just above the poverty line.
Credits
The Evening Star Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Juliette Lewis She was 23, now 51 years old | as Melanie Horton |
| Jack Nicholson He was 59, now 87 years old | as Garrett Breedlove |
| Bill Paxton He was 41, 61 years old when he died | as Jerry Bruckner |
| Miranda Richardson She was 38, now 66 years old | as Patsy Carpenter |
| Scott Wolf He was 28, now 56 years old | as Bruce Burgess |
| Shirley MacLaine She was 62, now 90 years old | as Aurora Greenway |
| Mackenzie Astin He was 23, now 51 years old | as Teddy Horton |
| Donald Moffat He was 65, 87 years old when he died | as Hector Scott |
| George Newbern He was 31, now 60 years old | as Tommy Horton |
| Ben Johnson He was 78, 77 years old when he died | as Arthur Cotton |
| Jennifer Grant She was 30, now 58 years old | as Ellen |
| Marion Ross (physicist) She was 93, 90 years old when she died | as Rosie Dunlop |
The Evening Star Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Larry McMurtry as Writer. He was 60 (now 88) years old | Writing |
| Robert Harling as Director. He was 45 (now 74) years old | Directing |
| Robert Harling as Writer. He was 45 (now 74) years old | Writing |
The Evening Star (28 years)
The continuing story of 'Terms of Endearment'.
- Release day: Wednesday, December 25, 1996
- Runtime: 129 minutes
- Revenue: 12767815.00