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  1. 1 de feb. de 1978 · See How She Runs: Directed by Richard T. Heffron. With Joanne Woodward, John Considine, Barnard Hughes, Melissa Newman. This is the story of a 40-year-old divorced teacher whose life is changed by her decision to enter the Boston Marathon.

    • (75)
    • Drama, Sport
    • Richard T. Heffron
    • 1978-02-01
  2. 1978 CBS TV Movie starring Joanne Woodward in an Emmy-winning portrayal of a divorcee inspired to run the Boston Marathon.Recorded off Fox 25 Boston in the e...

    • 95 min
    • 18.9K
    • Wendy Lapides
  3. See How She Runs is a 1978 American TV movie starring Joanne Woodward who won an Emmy for her performance. The movie also won Emmys for Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Special (Dramatic Underscore) and Outstanding Achievement in Film Sound Mixing.

    • Marvin A. Gluck
  4. See How She Runs - Película 1978 - Cine.com. TV Movie · 1978 · Deportes/Atletismo · 1 h. 36 m. Sinopsis. Esta es la historia de una maestra divorciada de 40 años cuya vida cambia por su decisión de participar en el maratón de Boston. Reparto. Ver Reparto Completo. Joanne Woodward. (Betty Quinn) John Considine. (Larry Quinn) Barnard Hughes.

    • (10)
    • Joanne Woodward
    • Richard T. Heffron
  5. Joanne Woodward won an Emmy Award for her performance as a middle-aged housewife and mother (one of her fictional daughters was played by real-life daughter Lissy Newman) who, after spending a lifetime giving to others, decides to claim a piece for herself and enters the grueling twenty-six-mile...

    • Richard Heffron
    • Linda Peterson
  6. Richard T. Heffron. Director. Marvin A. Gluck. Writer. Reviews. A middle-aged housewife and mother, after spending a lifetime giving to others, decides to claim a piece for herself and enters the grueling 26-mile Boston Marathon as an obsessive means of self-expression.

  7. A middle-aged housewife and mother, after spending a lifetime giving to others, decides to claim a piece for herself and enters the grueling 26-mile Boston Marathon as an obsessive means of self-expression.