Stage Mother

Synopsis

Stage Mother follows the story of a devoted Broadway star who unexpectedly becomes the guardian of her deceased son's daughter. Despite initial misunderstandings, the conservative Texan grandmother and her drag queen granddaughter find common ground through the world of drag performance. As the grandmother immerses herself in the vibrant drag scene, she learns valuable lessons about acceptance, love, and personal growth. The film explores themes of family, identity, and the transformative power of music and art. With a heartfelt narrative and standout performances, Stage Mother is a touching and uplifting tale of unlikely bonds and second chances.

Cast

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  Alice Brady

  Kitty Lorraine

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  Maureen O'Sullivan

  Shirley Lorraine

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  Franchot Tone

  Warren Foster

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  Phillips Holmes

  Lord Reggie Aylesworth

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  Ted Healy

  Ralph Martin

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  Russell Hardie

  Fred Lorraine

Reviews

Stage Mother has received mixed reviews from critics, reflecting its unique blend of drama, comedy, and musical elements. While some reviewers praise the film's handling of LGBTQ themes and the heartfelt performances by the cast, others criticize its formulaic storyline and occasional melodrama. Rotten Tomatoes gives Stage Mother a rating of 60%, with critics highlighting its positive message and colorful characters. IMDb users have rated the film 6.0/10, appreciating its quirky charm and emotional depth. Metacritic's score for the movie is 50 out of 100, indicating a generally average critical reception. Overall, Stage Mother offers a feel-good experience with poignant moments and entertaining musical numbers.

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