"A woman leaves her husband after the death of her child to teach deaf children how to speak. Her own child was deaf and although she has no formal training she successfully teaches one boy."
Jenny Agutter
as Amy Medford
Barry Newman
as Dr. Ben Corcoran
Kathleen Nolan
as Helen Gibbs
Lou Fant
as Lyle Ferguson
Margaret O'Brien
as Hazel Johnson
Nanette Fabray
as Malvina
Frances Bay
as Mrs. Lindey
Lance LeGault
as Edgar Wanbuck
Lucille Benson
as Rose Metcalf
Jonathan Daly
as Clyde Pruett
Lonny Chapman
as Virgil Goodloe
Brian Frishman
as Melvin Grimes
Jane Daly
as Molly Tribble
Dawn Jeffory
as Caroline Chapman
Peggy McCay
as Mrs. Grimes
Len Wayland
as Mr. Grimes
Virginia Vincent
as Edna Hancock
Norman Burton
as Caruthers
Otto Rechenberg
as Henry Watkins
Cory 'Bumper' Yothers
as Wisley Moods
Alban Branton
as Eugene
Ronnie Scribner
as Walter Ray
Michelle Downey
as Essie
Carson Sipes
as Dwayne
Diana Boyd
as Loretta
Flavia Fleischer
as Iris
David Jacob Weiss
as Glenn
Oscar Arturo Aguilar
as Chester
Kevin van Wieringen
as Owen Corner
Seamon Glass
as Mr. Watkins
Nancy Jeris
as Mrs. Watkins
Randy Morton
as Teenage Boy
Lance Gordon
as Referee
John Arndt
as Mr. Pool
Rick Foster
as Football player
Elisha Rapson
as Blind Girl
David Hollander
as Just George
Vincent McEveety
Director
Jeff 'JJ' Dashnaw
Stunts
Jerome Courtland
Producer
Noreen Stone
Writer
William Robert Yates
Executive Producer
Leonard J. South
Director of Photography
G. Gregg McLaughlin
Editor
Roger M. Shook
Set Decoration
Robert F. Brunner
Original Music Composer
Mark W. Mansbridge
Production Design
John B. Mansbridge
Howard Grace
Assistant Director
John D. Bloss
Production Manager