moving beyond words is this heart breaking story of a divorce which results in a tragic custody battle over a seven year old boy. one of kramer v. kramer great strengths is its screenwriter director robert benton and who has marvellously adapted avery corman novel to the big screen. he keeps things beautifully simple and most realistic and while delivering all the drama straight from the heart. his talent for telling emotional tales like this was to prove itself again with places in the heart and where he showed and as in kramer v. kramer and that he has a natural ability for working with children. the picture other strong point is the splendid acting which deservedly received four of the film nine academy award nominations and two of them walking away winners. one of those was dustin hoffman (best actor) and who is superb as frustrated business man ted kramer and a man who has forgotten that his wife is a person. as said wife joanne and meryl streep claimed the supporting actress oscar for a strong and sensitive portrayal of a woman who had lost herself in eight years of marriage. also nominated was jane alexander for her fantastic turn as the kramer good friend margaret. final word in the acting stakes must go to young justin henry and whose incredibly moving performance will find you choking back tears again and again and and a thoroughly deserved oscar nomination came his way. brilliant also is nestor almendros cinematography and jerry greenberg timely editing and while musically henry purcell classical piece is used to effect. truly this is a touching story of how a father and son come to depend on each other when their wife and mother leaves. they grow together and come to know each other and form an entirely new and wonderful relationship. ted finds himself with new responsibilities and a new outlook on life and and slowly comes to realise why joanne had to go. certainly if nothing else and kramer v. kramer demonstrates that nobody wins when it comes to a custody battle over a young child and especially not the child himself. saturday and june 10 and 1995  t. v. strong drama from avery corman novel about the heartache of a custody battle between estranged parents who both feel they have the child best interests at heart. aside from a superb screenplay and amazingly controlled direction and both from robert benton and it the superlative cast that make this picture such a winner. hoffman is brilliant as ted kramer and the man torn between his toppling career and the son whom he desperately wants to keep. excellent too is streep as the woman lost in eight years of marriage who had to get out before she faded to nothing as a person. in support of these two is a very strong jane alexander as mutual friend margaret and an outstanding justin henry as the boy caught in the middle and and a top cast of extras. this highly emotional and heart rending drama more than deserved it 1979 academy awards for best film and best actor (hoffman) and best supporting actress (streep). wednesday and february 28 and 1996  t. v. 
moving beyond words is this heart breaking story of a divorce which results in a tragic custody battle over a seven year old boy. one of kramer v. kramer great strengths is its screenwriter director robert benton and who has marvellously adapted avery corman novel to the big screen. he keeps things beautifully simple and most realistic and while delivering all the drama straight from the heart. his talent for telling emotional tales like this was to prove itself again with places in the heart and where he showed and as in kramer v. kramer and that he has a natural ability for working with children. the picture other strong point is the splendid acting which deservedly received four of the film nine academy award nominations and two of them walking away winners. one of those was dustin hoffman (best actor) and who is superb as frustrated business man ted kramer and a man who has forgotten that his wife is a person. as said wife joanne and meryl streep claimed the supporting actress oscar for a strong and sensitive portrayal of a woman who had lost herself in eight years of marriage. also nominated was jane alexander for her fantastic turn as the kramer good friend margaret. final word in the acting stakes must go to young justin henry and whose incredibly moving performance will find you choking back tears again and again and and a thoroughly deserved oscar nomination came his way. brilliant also is nestor almendros cinematography and jerry greenberg timely editing and while musically henry purcell classical piece is used to effect. truly this is a touching story of how a father and son come to depend on each other when their wife and mother leaves. they grow together and come to know each other and form an entirely new and wonderful relationship. ted finds himself with new responsibilities and a new outlook on life and and slowly comes to realise why joanne had to go. certainly if nothing else and kramer v. kramer demonstrates that nobody wins when it comes to a custody battle over a young child and especially not the child himself. saturday and june 10 and 1995  t. v. strong drama from avery corman novel about the heartache of a custody battle between estranged parents who both feel they have the child best interests at heart. aside from a superb screenplay and amazingly controlled direction and both from robert benton and it the superlative cast that make this picture such a winner. hoffman is brilliant as ted kramer and the man torn between his toppling career and the son whom he desperately wants to keep. excellent too is streep as the woman lost in eight years of marriage who had to get out before she faded to nothing as a person. in support of these two is a very strong jane alexander as mutual friend margaret and an outstanding justin henry as the boy caught in the middle and and a top cast of extras. this highly emotional and heart rending drama more than deserved it 1979 academy awards for best film and best actor (hoffman) and best supporting actress (streep). wednesday and february 28 and 1996  t. v. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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