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* MamaBear: Patsy has this when she witnesses Doo hit Loretta in public. She ''immediately'' comes to Loretta’s aid and smacks the crap out of Doo. Several passersby witness this and one even yells, “Give ‘em hell, Patsy!”
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* MamaBear: Patsy has enters this territory when she witnesses Doo hit Loretta in public. She ''immediately'' comes to Loretta’s aid and smacks the crap out of Doo. Several passersby witness this and one even yells, “Give ‘em hell, Patsy!”
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* MamaBear: Patsy has this when she witnesses Doo hit Loretta in public. She ''immediately'' comes to Loretta’s aid and smacks the crap out of Doo. Several passersby witness this and one even yells, “Give ‘em hell, Patsy!”
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* AmazingFreakingGrace: Played at the funeral of Loretta's father.
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* AmazingFreakingGrace: Played at the funeral of Loretta's father.father, in the "lining-out" call-and-response style common in Appalachian churches.
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A {{biopic}} dramatizing the singer's early life and rise to fame, the film opens with Loretta Webb (Spacek) as a 14-year-old girl in [[UsefulNotes/{{Appalachia}} Kentucky's coal-mining country]] in 1946. Doolittle Lynn (Jones), a charismatic rapscallion, comes home from UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, falls in love with teenaged Loretta, and marries her over the objections of her parents. They temporarily separate but reunite before Doolittle moves the family to Washington state, where he gets work on a ranch. Doolittle notes his wife's singing talent and buys her a cheap guitar. Doolittle then notes the exceptional music his wife is producing with said guitar and pushes her into playing for audiences at dance halls and honky tonks. When Loretta proves herself exceptionally good at that as well, Doolittle keeps pushing, getting Loretta to make a record--and her march to superstardom begins.
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A {{biopic}} dramatizing the singer's early life and rise to fame, fame of pioneering CountryMusic star Loretta Lynn, the film opens with Loretta Webb (Spacek) as a 14-year-old girl in [[UsefulNotes/{{Appalachia}} Kentucky's coal-mining country]] in 1946. Doolittle Lynn (Jones), a charismatic rapscallion, comes home from UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, falls in love with teenaged Loretta, and marries her over the objections of her parents. They temporarily separate but reunite before Doolittle moves the family to Washington state, where he gets work on a ranch. Doolittle notes his wife's singing talent and buys her a cheap guitar. Doolittle then notes the exceptional music his wife is producing with said guitar and pushes her into playing for audiences at dance halls and honky tonks. When Loretta proves herself exceptionally good at that as well, Doolittle keeps pushing, getting Loretta to make a record--and her march to superstardom begins.
