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Norma Rae

A young single mother and textile worker agrees to help unionize her mill despite the problems and dangers involved.

Director

Martin Ritt

Year

Genre

Box Office

$22,228,000

Production

20th Century Fox

Awards

Won 2 Oscars. 12 wins & 6 nominations total

Norma Rae

Sonny

Reuben

Vernon

Leona

Bonnie Mae

Gail Strickland

Wayne Billings

Sam Bolen

Ellis Harper

Dr. Watson

Lujan

George Benson

Reverend Hubbard

Al Landon

Lucius White

Mrs. Johnson

J.J. Davis

Lamar Miller

Gregory Walcott

Leroy Mason

Noble Willingham

Gardner

Sam Dakin

Jed Buffum

Louise Pickens

Craig

James Brown

Pinkerton Man

Millie

Gina Kaye Pounders

Policeman

Alice

Melissa Ann Wait

Woodrow Thompson

Velma Stackhouse

Sherry Velvet Foster

Linette Odum

Grace Zabriskie

Ray Towner

Stuart Culpepper

Hot Dog Vendor

Mavis Pruitt

Carolyn Danforth

Mill Worker

James W. Harris

Warren Latting

Agnes Roy

Billie Joyce Buck

Alston Purvis

Peter Gallat

J. Don Ferguson

Jail Matron

Agent

Harold E. Finch

Teddy Bob Keeler

Billy Stettin

Farmer

George R. Robertson

Justice of the Peace

Thomas D. Samford III

Woodrow Bowser

TV Reporter

TV Reporter

Jerry Michael Ray

Factory Worker

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She didn't hear one word I said! - Norma Rae

She didn't hear one word I said!

You all right out there? - Norma Rae

You all right out there?

Well - Norma Rae

Who are you - Norma Rae

I heard a hell of a thump. - Norma Rae

I heard a hell of a thump.

Here put this on - Norma Rae

Here put this on

You a Jew - Norma Rae

Thanks for the ice - Norma Rae

Thanks for the ice

I already told him I wouldn't go
out to dinner. What's he want now? - Norma Rae

I already told him I wouldn't go out to dinner. What�...

You got the biggest mouth in this mill - Norma Rae

You got the biggest mouth in this mill

How am I doing, little girl? - Norma Rae

How am I doing, little girl?

Well, what, you're sore at me? - Norma Rae

Well, what, you're sore at me?

Millie! Craig! - Norma Rae

Come on! Right in here now. - Norma Rae

Come on! Right in here now.

Hello Norma - Norma Rae

I won't trouble you. - Norma Rae

I won't trouble you.

Well, - Norma Rae

Sonny Webster? - Norma Rae

Well, that were the end of Buddy. - Norma Rae

Well, that were the end of Buddy.

I'm going to drive. - Norma Rae

I'm going to drive.

That was real ladylike of me. - Norma Rae

That was real ladylike of me.

Read this when you can. - Norma Rae

Read this when you can.

Morning, Linette. - Norma Rae

Morning, Linette.

What the hell is going
on around here? - Norma Rae

What the hell is going on around here?

Nobody's talking to me. - Norma Rae

Nobody's talking to me.

Next time, you get
up there yourself. - Norma Rae

Next time, you get up there yourself.

Kiss me. - Norma Rae

By the authority vested in me,
by this sovereign state, - Norma Rae

By the authority vested in me, by this sovereign state,

Mother over here has a
little homemade wine for us. - Norma Rae

Mother over here has a little homemade wine for us.

To my wife Norma Rae. - Norma Rae

To my wife Norma Rae.

Roscoe doesn't like it,
but I'm going. - Norma Rae

Roscoe doesn't like it, but I'm going.

On October 8 1970 my grandfather - Norma Rae

On October 8 1970 my grandfather

Morning. - Norma Rae

Eye. Eye level. - Norma Rae

Eye. Eye level.

Good morning. How are you? - Norma Rae

Good morning. How are you?

Gentlemen your average working man is not stupid - Norma Rae

Gentlemen your average working man is not stupid

Hey, Reuben? - Norma Rae

How long I been coming to this church - Norma Rae

How long I been coming to this church

I'll be in in a minute. - Norma Rae

I'll be in in a minute.

We're holding a meeting,
union business. - Norma Rae

We're holding a meeting, union business.

You're going too far. - Norma Rae

You're going too far.

I remember some of
you from the church. - Norma Rae

I remember some of you from the church.

I got all his clothes, if
someone could use them. - Norma Rae

I got all his clothes, if someone could use them.

You got any ideas? - Norma Rae

You got any ideas?

Who's this - Norma Rae

Kvetch kvetch kvetch - Norma Rae

Kvetch kvetch kvetch

Warren? - Norma Rae

Oh, man. - Norma Rae

My arm's numb. I better lie down. - Norma Rae

My arm's numb. I better lie down.

I don't want to hurt the
union. I'll quit if you want. - Norma Rae

I don't want to hurt the union. I'll quit if you w...

Break it up! Break it up! - Norma Rae

Break it up! Break it up!

Reuben you need yourself a woman - Norma Rae

Reuben you need yourself a woman

Let's go to my office. - Norma Rae

Let's go to my office.

Spell out your names for me. - Norma Rae

Spell out your names for me.

Norma Rae. - Norma Rae

Come on down now, Norma Rae. - Norma Rae

Come on down now, Norma Rae.

A police car?
You're taking me to jail! - Norma Rae

A police car? You're taking me to jail!

Webster, Norma Rae. - Norma Rae

Webster, Norma Rae.

Might as well sit down. - Norma Rae

Might as well sit down.

The first time you're in is bad - Norma Rae

The first time you're in is bad

Norma, you all right? - Norma Rae

Norma, you all right?

Craig? - Norma Rae

I love you kids - Norma Rae

I love you kids

Millie, these are
pictures of your daddy. - Norma Rae

Millie, these are pictures of your daddy.

If you go in the mill, - Norma Rae

If you go in the mill,

Go to the bathroom
before you get into bed. - Norma Rae

Go to the bathroom before you get into bed.

I'll take a bath. - Norma Rae

I'll take a bath.

She had one call and she called you - Norma Rae

She had one call and she called you

Busted my shoelace. - Norma Rae

Busted my shoelace.

Did you ever sleep with him - Norma Rae

Did you ever sleep with him

Folks, ballots tabulated for
the O.P. Henley Company, - Norma Rae

Folks, ballots tabulated for the O.P. Henley Company,

Folks, - Norma Rae

We got it in! - Norma Rae

Union! Union! Union! Union! - Norma Rae

Union! Union! Union! Union!

That's a good work - Norma Rae

That's a good work

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A young single mother and textile worker agrees to help unionize her mill despite the problems and dangers involved.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Martin Ritt

Writer: Irving Ravetch, Harriet Frank Jr.

Production: 20th Century Fox

Genre: drama

Year: 1979

MetaScore: 61/100

ImdbRating: 7.3

BoxOffice: $22,228,000

Released: 02 Mar 1979

Awards: Won 2 Oscars. 12 wins & 6 nominations total

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