

Still Alice(2014)
"Live in the moment."
Overview
Alice Howland, happily married with three grown children, is a renowned linguistics professor who starts to forget words. When she receives a devastating diagnosis, Alice and her family find their bonds tested.
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Julianne Moore
Alice Howland

Kate Bosworth
Anna Howland-Jones

Shane McRae
Charlie Howland-Jones

Hunter Parrish
Tom Howland

Alec Baldwin
John Howland

Seth Gilliam
Frederic Johnson

Kristen Stewart
Lydia Howland

Stephen Kunken
Dr. Benjamin

Erin Darke
Jenny

Daniel Gerroll
Eric Wellman

Quincy Tyler Bernstine
Nursing Home Administrator
Maxine Prescott
Nursing Home Resident

Orlagh Cassidy
Primary Care Doctor

Rosa Arredondo
Convention Facilitator

Zillah Glory
Masha (Three Sisters)

Caridad Montanez
Elena

Cal Freundlich
Young Musician
Charlotte Robson
Young Musician
Jean Burns
Olga (Three Sisters) (uncredited)

José Báez
Head Waiter (uncredited)

Victoria Cartagena
Prof. Hooper (uncredited)
Jeannette Gould
Alzheimer's Patient (uncredited)

Takako Haywood
Alzheimer's Conference Attendee (uncredited)
Samantha Kelly
TV Reporter (uncredited)
Diane Kimbrell
Alzheimer's Patient (uncredited)
Cat Lynch
Pinkberry Worker (uncredited)

Joanne Perica
Crying Woman (uncredited)
Jamie Lee Petronis
Pinkberry Worker (uncredited)

Nancy Ellen Shore
Nurse (uncredited)

Eha Urbsalu
Alice's Mother (uncredited)
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