Sybil

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Sybil

"One woman. 13 personalities. The electrifying true story."

1976- 1976

1 Seasons

2 Episodes

7.4(62 votes)

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Drama

Overview

A young woman whose childhood was so harrowing to her that she developed at least 13 different personalities.

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15 members

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Sally Field

Sybil

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Joanne Woodward

Dr. Cornelia Wilbur

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Brad Davis

Richard

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Martine Bartlett

Hattie

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Jane Hoffman

Frieda Dorsett

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Charles Lane

Dr. Quinoness

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Jessamine Milner

Grandma Dorsett

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William Prince

Willard Dorsett

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Penelope Allen

Miss Penny

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Camila Ashland

Cam

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Tommy Crebbs

Matthew

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Gina Petrushka

Dr. Lazarus

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Harold Pruett

Danny

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Natasha Ryan

Sybil

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Paul Tulley

Dr. Castle

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