Always (1989)
They couldn't hear him. They couldn't see him. But he was there when they needed him... Even after he was gone.
- Released
- Runtime 2h 2m
- Director Steven Spielberg
- Genres Drama Fantasy Romance
- Rating 6.2/10 (687 votes)
Synopsis
The spirit of a recently deceased expert pilot mentors a newer pilot while watching him fall in love with the girlfriend that he left behind.
Cast
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Richard Dreyfuss
as Pete Sandich
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Holly Hunter
as Dorinda Durston
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John Goodman
as Al Yackey
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Brad Johnson
as Ted Baker
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Audrey Hepburn
as Hap
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Roberts Blossom
as Dave
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Keith David
as Powerhouse
- Ed Van Nuys as Nails
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Marg Helgenberger
as Rachel
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Dale Dye
as Fire Boss
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Brian Haley
as Alex
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James Lashly
as Charlie
- Michael Steve Jones as Grey
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Kim Robillard
as Air Traffic Controller
- Jim Sparkman as Dispatcher
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Doug McGrath
as Bus Driver
- Shereil L. Bowens as Child on Bus
- Acencion Fuentes as Child on Bus
Crew
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Steven Spielberg
Director
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Mikael Salomon
Director of Photography
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Michael Kahn
Editor
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John Williams
Original Music Composer
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Kathleen Kennedy
Producer
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Steven Spielberg
Producer
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Frank Marshall
Producer
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Jerry Belson
Screenplay
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