About Due East
- Released on April 11, 2002
Mary Faith Rapple, a bright high school senior, has never been part of the "in crowd." She teaches a night class, cares for her widowed father and pretty much keeps to herself. When a fellow loner moves to Due East, she finds herself in a relationship for the first time, leading to a small town scandal that changes her life forever.
Full Cast of Due East
Robert Forster plays Jesse Rapple
Kate Capshaw plays Becky Purdue
Clara Bryant plays Mary Faith Rapple
Erich Anderson plays Jack Purdue Sr.
Cybill Shepherd plays Nell Dugan
Lynda Boyd plays Lizann Gold
Stephen E. Miller plays Mr. Anderson
Kavan Smith plays Stephen Dugan
Jesse Moss plays Michael Yaeger
Nicki Clyne plays Stacy
Katharine Isabelle plays Reba
Don Thompson plays Buddy Miles
Kimberley Warnat plays Sissy Purdue
Betty Linde plays Mrs. Pevely
Shaun Johnston plays Mr. Yaeger
Wendy Chmelauskas plays Mrs. Yaeger
James Kirk plays Jack Purdue Jr.
Britt McKillip plays Nippie Purdue
Roger Haskett plays Mr. Rose
Fred Keating plays Zack Gold
Jim Byrnes plays Father Berkely
Gabrielle Miller plays Judi
Gina Stockdale plays Miss Mossie
Brett Stone plays Gail Dugan
Candus Churchill plays Clinic Nurse
Alvin Sanders plays Bus Driver
Laura Drummond plays ER Nurse
Charles W. Gray plays Dr. Black
Crew of Due East
Production
Sound
Camera
Directing
Editing
Writing
- Robert Forster
- Kate Capshaw
- Clara Bryant
- Erich Anderson
- Cybill Shepherd
- Lynda Boyd
- Stephen E. Miller
- Kavan Smith
- Jesse Moss
- Nicki Clyne
- Katharine Isabelle
- Don Thompson
- Kimberley Warnat
- Betty Linde
- Shaun Johnston
- Wendy Chmelauskas
- James Kirk
- Britt McKillip
- Roger Haskett
- Fred Keating
- Jim Byrnes
- Gabrielle Miller
- Gina Stockdale
- Brett Stone
- Candus Churchill
- Alvin Sanders
- Laura Drummond
- Charles W. Gray
- Patricia Drake