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The View from the Swing (2000)
Ted, a young father (Todd Andrew Bryant), is on pins and needles as he counts down the days before the birth of his first child. Unsure of how to deal with the situation, the soon-to-be-dad suddenly realizes that the only person who can truly prepare him for a child version of himself is very own dad (Tim Conway). It's comic mayhem galore as granddad tries to school his own son in the art of staying young forever. Co-stars Jennifer Grant.
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Ted, a young father (Todd Andrew Bryant), is on pins and needles as he counts down the days before the birth of his first child. Unsure of how to deal with the situation, the soon-to-be-dad suddenly realizes that the only person who can truly prepare him for a child version of himself is very own dad (Tim Conway). It's comic mayhem galore as granddad tries to school his own son in the art of staying young forever. Co-stars Jennifer Grant.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:12/10/2000
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Runtime:77 minutes
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Cast
Paul Tuerpe
Director
Jennifer Grant
Jocelyn Whitaker
Peter Michael Goetz
Dr. Mullins
Paul Tuerpe
Officer Ron
Tim Conway
Henry Whitaker
Mary-Margaret Lewis
Lauren Whitaker
Jacqueline Steiger
Carley Whitaker
Mickey Jones
Mountain Man
Will Jennings
Nolan Whitaker
Josh Zuckerman
Ben
Norma Michaels
Woman in Park
Ronnie Schell
Man in Diner
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