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Expos | 1989
Box Office Collection 1,223,326 USD
The real Patricia Hearst was pardoned by President Bill Clinton on January 20, 2001--his last official act before he left office.
Epilogue: "Patricia Hearst was granted a Presidential commutation of her sentence on February 1st, 1979 and now lives on the East Coast. She is married to Bernard Shaw, her former bodyguard. Efforts to overturn her conviction have been futile. Bill Harris (Teko) and Emily Harris (Yolanda) were found guilty of kidnapping, robbery and auto theft and served 8 years in prison. They are now separated. Bill works for a legal firm in Northern California. Emily lives in Los Angeles County. Wendy Yoshimura was convicted on unrelated weapons charges and served a short term in prison. She works at a restaurant in Northern California. None of the later SLA members were convicted of any crimes. Randolph and Katherine Hearst are divorced. He is now remarried. She lives in Southern California. Stephen Weed published a book, My Search for Patty Hearst. To this date, she is not spoken to him. F. Lee Bailey also wrote a book about the case, but to date it has not been published. District attorney Jim Browning is now a judge. The proprietor of Mel's Sporting Goods sued Patricia Hearst and the Harrises claiming the shooting at his store rendered him incapable of performing his duties as a spouse."
"Patricia Hearst: Never doubted my ability to handle myself well in any circumstance. Of course, there is little one can do to prepare for the unknown."
"Patricia Hearst: The important thing is the struggle. Cinque: Why should we take you? What good are you - to us? Patricia Hearst: I know the enemy. I'm the expert."
