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Jack (1996)
Born with a rare condition that makes him age four times faster than normal, ten-year-old Jack Powell looks like a forty-year-old man. After years of homeschooling, he enters public school for the first time, eager to make friends and live like any other kid—only to discover that growing up too fast means learning some of life’s hardest lessons early.
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Born with a rare condition that makes him age four times faster than normal, ten-year-old Jack Powell looks like a forty-year-old man. After years of homeschooling, he enters public school for the first time, eager to make friends and live like any other kid—only to discover that growing up too fast means learning some of life’s hardest lessons early.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Family, Drama
Written By:James DeMonaco, Gary Nadeau
In Theaters:8/9/1996
Box Office:$58,620,973
Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Hollywood Pictures, Great Oaks Entertainment, American Zoetrope
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