Light Language in Casablanca
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Jack the Bear (1993)
Story of the relationships between two sons and their father, who moves the family to California and becomes a tv horror show host after the death of his wife.
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Story of the relationships between two sons and their father, who moves the family to California and becomes a tv horror show host after the death of his wife.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Steven Zaillian
In Theaters:4/2/1993
Box Office:$5,145,823
Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Lucky Dog Productions, American Filmworks, 20th Century Fox
Cast
Marshall Herskovitz
Director
Danny DeVito
John Leary
Gary Sinise
Norman Strick
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Peggy Etinger
Reese Witherspoon
Karen Morris
Robert J. Steinmiller Jr.
Jack Leary
Miko Hughes
Dylan Leary
Art LaFleur
Mr. Festinger
Stefan Gierasch
Father-in-Law
Erica Yohn
Mother-in-Law
Andrea Marcovicci
Elizabeth Leary
Bert Remsen
Mitchell
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