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Ambulance girl.

Directed by Kathy Bates

The story revolves around former food writer, Jane Stern, and how she conquered clinical depression after becoming a paramedic.

Kathy Bates Robin Thomas Gordon Pinsent Sean McCann Kristina Nicoll John Dunsworth

Director Director

Kathy Bates

Producers Producers

Randy Sutter Peter Sadowski Craig Beaudine

Writer Writer

Original writer original writer, casting casting.

Susan Glicksman

Editor Editor

Scot J. Kelly

Cinematography Cinematography

Jean Lépine

Assistant Director Asst. Director

Mary Reynolds

Executive Producers Exec. Producers

Frank von Zerneck Robert M. Sertner Alan Hines Patricia Clifford

Lighting Lighting

Robert J. Petrie

Production Design Production Design

Lindsey Hermer-Bell

Art Direction Art Direction

Terry Quennell

Set Decoration Set Decoration

Darlene Lewis

Special Effects Special Effects

Gary Coates

Visual Effects Visual Effects

Craig Weiss

Stunts Stunts

John Shurko

Composer Composer

David Lawrence

Sound Sound

Robert L. Harman Dean Okrand Mark Friedgen

Costume Design Costume Design

Jeanie Kimber

Makeup Makeup

Cathy O'Connell

Hairstyling Hairstyling

Norma Richard

Patricia Clifford Productions Von Zerneck Sertner Films Lifetime

Releases by Date

12 sep 2005, releases by country.

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Review by Cable

My roommate's cat sat in my bed and watched the whole thing with me ❤️ He also thought the firefighters were hot.

Review by Quinn 2

Kathy Bates is an Ambulance WOMAN, thank you very much.

I’ve seen plenty of movies about troubled relationships, but for whatever reason, seeing Kathy Bates’ personal and professional relationship with her husband fall apart in Ambulance Girl got to me. Imagine being happy with someone for 33 years and bam, suddenly you’re telling them you hate them to their face. That’s scary.

Ambulance Girl ’s tone is all over the place; you’ve got the aforementioned marriage drama and Kathy Bates singing gospel to a terminally ill AIDS patient on one end, and Kathy Bates falling into a pool and Kathy Bates dropping her heavy EMT bag on the foot of an already-injured old woman on the other end. Someone call 911, I think I have whiplash.

Review by loriginedumonde ★★★

When I found out Kathy Bates directed a Lifetime Movie, you could’ve just about knocked me over with a feather. Then I found out it was about a middle aged woman dissatisfied with her career, dealing with cracks showing up in her marriage, who decides to become an EMT, and I was fascinated. 

It does have a lot of tonal shifts because there’s a lot going on, but it is surprisingly heartwarming. I don’t think we see a lot of movies about people completely pivoting their lives to something new, and also doubting themselves the whole time. This just doesn’t fit within the framework of the American Dream.

This felt very real, though. Except for that moment where Kathy sings…

Review by Nora ½

imagine if your friends aunt susan’s friend judy from church was your EMT

Review by colleen_61 ★★★★

Pretty good, Wednesday morning movie.

Review by idgey ★★½

Throughout his entire adult life my father was always involved with the local fire department wherever we lived -- usually as a firefighter except for some small periods where life did not allow that commitment. So part of this really resonated with me -- the alarms going off, the camaraderie of the crews, the stress it has on the family, etc. And I LOVE Kathy Bates but this movie is very dry and outside of Bates none of the characters have any real backstory or depth. And her husband was a major asshole.

Review by RÓGE

I’m finally watching something off of my watchlist! I love Kathy Bates.

While the film frequently uses some unfortunate video transitions, it’s actually pretty “good” for a Lifetime movie, though not exactly a good Lifetime movie. It has the hook of a Hallmark movie, but it’s too horny and thematic for that channel. Of the two, Lifetime makes more sense, but it still feels like it belongs elsewhere.

This is a fabulous Kathy Bates performance. As a director, she clearly knows herself! Some moments genuinely touched me and quite a few made me LOL.

But again, this is supposed to be Lifetime... Kathy Bates has too much of an understanding of humans’ neuroses and complex relationships with one another. (And…

Review by david_bruner

Kathy Bates saying “I try very hard not to vomit” was extremely relatable!

Kathy is also very horny for firefighters and I’m glad this film let her explore that passion. 🔥💦👀

Review by biatch6000 ★★★

saw the last 7 minutes of this on moms cable. kathy Bates conclusionary summary was helpful and it ends with a very poignant point about fear being an illusion.

altogether a short and strange experience

Review by jenloveshorror ★★½

I'm always down to watch any movie, starring Kathy Bates but this one was only good for a one-time watch.

Review by marissa ★★

I wish I had NEVER heard that story about that mare in heat….. why the hell was that included😭

Minus 100 stars for that but plus 102 stars for the spellbinding delivery of “Don’t do that! Don’t cut his leathers!” so that leaves us at a 2 👍

Review by anndowdstan ★★

Im sorry girl, but I don't give a fuck about your failing marriage. Get back to the ambulance hijinks

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‘Ambulance Girl’ based on real life

Academy Award winner Kathy Bates (“Misery”) directs and stars in “Ambulance Girl” (9 p.m., Lifetime), an intelligent if flawed drama about a middle-aged woman who challenges her inner demons and becomes a happier and more fulfilled person, only to discover that her healthy changes may imperil her not-so-stable marriage.

It also happens to be based on a true story by Jane Stern, half of the best-selling writing team of Jane and Michael Stern.

For three decades, the Sterns have written acclaimed books about food, roadside America and popular culture. But Michael’s (Robin Thomas) recent recovery from alcoholism and his frequent attendance at AA meetings make Jane (Bates) feel alone and depressed. She had grown used to (dare we say co-dependent?) on his weakness, and her role as his caregiver had consumed and defined her life.

After a period of self-pity, Jane decides to give of herself and joins her local ambulance corps. This part of the movie is both the most predictable and most rewarding. Suddenly a woman who had been known only for her wit, irony and neuroses has to become strong and selfless.

She learns to cope with burning buildings, grievous wounds and physical danger. And she grows to love hanging out with the firemen and EMT squads, regular folks who don’t know her as a famous author.

But soon Michael begins to feel excluded. He chides her for neglecting their writing work and fears that he’s losing his partner.

Unlike most Lifetime movies that focus on a woman wronged or a divorced wife getting her groove back, “Ambulance” tries to show how a couple struggles to save a lifelong friendship and a 30-year marriage. And that’s a tall order for any movie.

The film places so much emphasis on Jane that it’s a little hard to understand or sympathize with Michael’s problems. In fact, he comes off as an ex-drunk who has “self-actualized” into a cranky jerk.

The film would be easier to take if it stuck to Lifetime cliches and Michael ran off with a younger woman while Jane spent the next 15 minutes brooding before ending up with a ladder captain and living happily ever after. But the problems presented here are based on a real marriage and are therefore a little more complicated.

And “Ambulance” deserves credit for its honesty and ambition, even if we never entirely understand why this marriage should be saved.

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An anxiety-ridden food writer experiences a midlife crisis, changes course and becomes an EMT. Based on actual events.

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AMBULANCE GIRL

How i saved myself by becoming an emt.

by Jane Stern ‧ RELEASE DATE: June 1, 2003

Funny yet moving, a midlife crisis tale with all the elements of a TV movie of the week.

A witty, self-deprecating account of how becoming a volunteer emergency medical technician transformed a reclusive, depressed hypochondriac into a vibrant whole woman.

Co-author with husband Michael of numerous books on food and pop culture ( Dog Eat Dog , 1997, etc.), a columnist for Gourmet magazine, and a contributor to NPR’s The Splendid Table , Stern at age 52 appeared to be a woman of accomplishment. She describes herself, though, as clinically depressed, claustrophobic, and floored by panic attacks. Her decision to become an EMT was, she says, a spur-of-the-moment act, taken after a couple of months of psychotherapy and treatment with antidepressants. It also seems driven by the desire of this urbane, well-traveled outsider to become an accepted part of her largely blue-collar New England community. During months of thrice-a-week classes, mostly with fit young firemen and police trainees, overweight, overage, and overeducated Stern struggled hard to fit in, at times losing her dignity, but not her sense of humor. Once certified as an EMT, she faces some real-life tests. The claustrophobic writer dreads riding in the back of the ambulance, but of course she must, and with a couple of drunken, bleeding motorcyclists to care for she doesn’t have time to be afraid. Her fear of dead people is challenged when she is confronted with her first corpse: fat, naked, blue, and covered with Cheerios. And on it goes, through fires, accidents, and domestic crises, until the day Stern sees someone she knows become a virtual vegetable after an EMT rescue. Questioning the value of heroic saves, she begins again to sink into depression, coming out of her funk only after the events of 9/11 make her see rescue workers as a noble brotherhood. In the end, she achieves her goal and closes her account of self-transformation with the joyous announcement: “I am a part of something at last.”

Pub Date: June 1, 2003

ISBN: 1-4000-4832-X

Page Count: 240

Publisher: Crown

Review Posted Online: May 19, 2010

Kirkus Reviews Issue: April 15, 2003

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The story revolves around former food writer, Jane Stern, and how she conquered clinical depression after becoming a paramedic. The story revolves around former food writer, Jane Stern, and how she conquered clinical depression after becoming a paramedic. The story revolves around former food writer, Jane Stern, and how she conquered clinical depression after becoming a paramedic.

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• 4 nominations total

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