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A man's family comes for his 77th birthday and while he loves all of his children and their children, he and his children don't exactly connect. However, he connects with his grandchildren. And he tells them what he wants for his birthday and they do what they can to give it to him.
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A man's family comes for his 77th birthday and while he loves all of his children and their children, he and his children don't exactly connect. However, he connects with his grandchildren. And he tells them what he wants for his birthday and they do what they can to give it to him.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Amos Poe
In Theaters:9/2/1988
Box Office:$187,349
Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures
Cast
Daniel Petrie
Director
Burt Lancaster
Levi Rockwell
Suzy Amis
Aggie Rockwell
Patricia Clarkson
Rose Black
Frances Conroy
Ruby Hanson
Sinéad Cusack
Amanda 'Billi' Rockwell (as Sinead Cusack)
John Glover
Rolo Rockwell
Bill Pullman
Crow Black
Kevin Spacey
Dwayne Hanson
Nicky Bronson
Max Hanson
Danny Corkill
Kane Rockwell (as Dan Corkill)
Macaulay Culkin
Cy Blue Black
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