Lucille Ball's performance of Florabelle (a bag lady) is excellent. It is one of her best dramatic performances along with "The Big Street." Her portrayal of a bag lady is fearless yet heartwarming. This 1980's TV movie was a huge hit in the Nielsen ratings and I would recommend this film to everybody (especially Lucy fans). I'm surprised she didn't get an Emmy nomination for her performance. It's a truly tour-de-force performance. A+

It is great movie with Lucille BallStone Pillow. It was one of the last movies she made, about a bag lady and her life.

I saw this movie when it first aired on television. I loved the Lucy shows. This movie showed a completely different side of Lucille Ball. She was a very talented actress. I would recommend this movie to anyone who still loves Lucy.

One of Lucille Balls finest works. Very heart warming and moving. This movie truely shows that she was not only the best comedianne, but an all-around actress that can make you laugh or cry. Truely love this movie

I've waited almost 18 years for this movie to come out on DVD - and what a surprise when it did - I've missed it countless times on television (Computer literate - can't set my vcr) - but a friend recc'd it - and I can't believe it - I freaking cried like a baby at some of the stuff that the homeless go through -

Lucille Ball is a wonderful actress - and this just puts the cherry on top of her wonderful career sundae. She's both light-hearted but heartfelt in her portrayal - and most of all - she gives her character truth and depth.

You want a great movie that isn't just a "chick flick" or a "Dude's dream"? This is it - it will effect everyone - young and old - and give them a more compassionate look at the lives of AMERICA'S ignored population.