Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean by Robert Altman (1982, 109 min.). The Disciples of James Dean fan club (Sandy Dennis, Cher, and Karen Black) reunites to honor the twentieth anniversary of Dean’s death. Through a series of flashbacks, each fan recounts their dreams, aspirations, and failures of the past two decades. While all the film’s actresses give stellar performances, it was Cher who earned a Golden Globe nomination for her work as an aging bombshell. “A richly textured mixture of confessions, obsessions, and surprises . . . Cher’s performance here is a revelation” (Roger Ebert). 

_{Preservation funded by The Film Foundation and The Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Preserved by UCLA Film & Television Archive in cooperation with Sandcastle 5 Productions, and with thanks to Paramount Archives, from the original Super-16mm color negative, a 35mm CRI, a 35mm print, and the original ½ inch analog discreet mono D-M-E track. Laboratory services by Cineric, Technicolor, NT Picture and Sound, and Audio Mechanics. Special thanks to: Barry Allen, Kathryn Altman, Shawn Jones, Andrea Kalas, Matthew Seig, Laura Thornburg.}