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Getting Even with Dad (1994)
Con man Ray is going after one last heist – a stash of rare coins – when his estranged son Timmy unexpectedly shows up. Ray is too preoccupied with his robbery to spend time with his son, so Timmy blackmails him into acting like a father, hiding the coins and promises to return them only after Ray takes him to amusement parks and baseball games.
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Con man Ray is going after one last heist – a stash of rare coins – when his estranged son Timmy unexpectedly shows up. Ray is too preoccupied with his robbery to spend time with his son, so Timmy blackmails him into acting like a father, hiding the coins and promises to return them only after Ray takes him to amusement parks and baseball games.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, Crime, Family
Written By:Tom S. Parker, Jim Jennewein
In Theaters:6/17/1994
Box Office:$53,769,594
Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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