Jacob Have I Loved

TV Movie
1989
TV-G
59m

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Bridget Fonda and Jenny Robertson in Jacob Have I Loved (1989)

Blonde and pretty, Caroline is selfish. Louise is plain, brunette, unappreciated, and hard-working, her money spent for Caroline's voice lessons. Louise must get past her jealousy and figure... Read allBlonde and pretty, Caroline is selfish. Louise is plain, brunette, unappreciated, and hard-working, her money spent for Caroline's voice lessons. Louise must get past her jealousy and figure out what it is she wants and what she loves.Blonde and pretty, Caroline is selfish. Louise is plain, brunette, unappreciated, and hard-working, her money spent for Caroline's voice lessons. Louise must get past her jealousy and figure out what it is she wants and what she loves.

Director
- Victoria Hochberg
Writers
- Victoria Hochberg
- Katherine Paterson
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5.6/10

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Director
- Victoria Hochberg
Writers
- Victoria Hochberg
- Katherine Paterson
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win total

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Trivia
Bridget Fonda is actually about a year younger than Jenny Robertson, who plays her younger (by a few minutes) twin in this movie.

Goofs
The 78rpm album containing a recording of Puccini's La Boheme which Caroline has in her arms when she gets off the boat from Baltimore early in World War Two has a generic cover which was only used by RCA after the war.

Quotes
Capt. Wallace: And now grace. Rub-a-dub-dub, thanks for the grub. Amen.

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1/10

was a bit disappointed

But I got over it. To me, it seemed that even the Author of the book favored Caroline. I felt so sorry for the character Louise, and she was constantly compared with Esau who was evil, I just felt the comparison was a bit harsh and un-realistic. Really though, the movie was bad. I wouldn't really see it unless you're ready for a big let down.