Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story (1997)
Biography of country music star Barbara Mandrell.
Top billed cast
Maureen McCormickBarbara Mandrell
Dwight SchultzIrby Mandrell
Greg KeanKen Dudney
Lisa BlountMary Mandrell
Lindsey HaunBarbara (as a Teenager)- Jaime DudneyIrlene Mandrell
Portia DawsonLouisa Mandrell
Jesse LittlejohnMatthew Dudney
Evan Rachel WoodJaime Dudney - Age 8
John DoeJoe Maphis
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