Fifteen and Pregnant

TV Movie
1998
Unrated
1h 36m

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When 15-year-old Tina becomes pregnant, her parents must grapple not only with their own current marital crisis, but also their opposing views on adoption.When 15-year-old Tina becomes pregnant, her parents must grapple not only with their own current marital crisis, but also their opposing views on adoption.When 15-year-old Tina becomes pregnant, her parents must grapple not only with their own current marital crisis, but also their opposing views on adoption.

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5.6/10

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Awards
- 1 win

Trivia
Katee Sackhoff's debut.

Goofs
When the male doctor examines Tina's belly, you can see the white pillow just before he brings down her gown.

Quotes
Evie: He's sixteen, what he's gonna do, take her away on his skateboard?

Alternate versions
Subsequent airings on Lifetime, as well as some home video prints and streaming services have omitted/shortened some scenes:
Rachel and Adam are opening Christmas presents and fighting over the television set. In this same scene, Tina has morning sickness.
The gym dialogue between Evie and Jane is shortened.
Evie has a phone conversation admitting to wanting to run over Ray with her car.

Connections
Featured in MsMojo: Top 10 Best Teen Pregnancy Movies (2019)

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Featured review

8/10

this film is so awesome

I first watched this film when i was ten years old and i loved it. i love babies and anything to do with babies. I now do health and social care and i realised what percentage of teenage girls actually get pregnant in a year. where i live in northolt we the second highest teenage pregnancy rate in england. But the main reason i liked this film is because it looks at what teenage mums or mums-to-be go through during or after their pregnancy. Fifteen and Pregnant also involved the good and bad possibilities that can happen and i think it showed any teenage girl who watch this film what to expect and will in the future. I would recommend this film to my friends. And it's one of those films that you watch over and over again. To be honest i watched it two days ago on true movies on sky. I think that more true stories like this should be shown in schools to cut down on pregnancy rates across the world. It may help, it may not, but we can try.