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Morgan Stewart's Coming Home (1987)After seven years in boarding school, Morgan Stewart is finally coming home. He discovers it's not the same happy home it used to be, so he decides to reform his social climbing, ... See full summary » |
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Morgan Stewart
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Frank
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Thompson
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Nancy Stewart
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Ivan
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Leeza Vinnichenko | ... |
Proskovia
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Chauffer
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Tom Stewart
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Jay Le Soto
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Reporter
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Cocktail Party Guest
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After seven years in boarding school, Morgan Stewart is finally coming home. He discovers it's not the same happy home it used to be, so he decides to reform his social climbing, politically inclined parents and things get a little out of control. Written by Anonymous
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boarding school | conservative | boyfriend girlfriend relationship | campaign | movie poster |Taglines:
He was just Ducky in "Pretty in Pink". Now he's crazy rich...and it's all his parents' fault.Genres:
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20 February 1987 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$2,136,381 (USA)Company Credits
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Dr. Cabot: I understand. I'm glad you told me, Morgan. For your sake I'm glad. Now, exactly what kind of drugs?
Morgan Stewart: I've been free-basing Clearasil.
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Composed and Performed by John Manikoff and Timothy Duckworth
© 1986 Rockmanikoff Music
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The original director was Terry Winsor who had only one film to his credit, Party Party. He was replaced by Paul Aaron who was so unhappy with the final film that he asked for the Alan Smithee credit. See more »Quotes
Morgan Stewart: Look, Doc, okay? I'm gonna level with ya. Okay, I have been doing drugs.Dr. Cabot: I understand. I'm glad you told me, Morgan. For your sake I'm glad. Now, exactly what kind of drugs?
Morgan Stewart: I've been free-basing Clearasil.
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"Prince of the City"Composed and Performed by John Manikoff and Timothy Duckworth
© 1986 Rockmanikoff Music
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' Morgan Stewart's Coming Home ' is great fun, a delightful 80's teen comedy unduly criticized because of it being credited to pseudonym Alan Smithee and not co-directors Paul Aaron and Terry Winsor. Infact it is an incredibly funny, sharply scripted Washington-based tale of a young man's attempts to seek the attention of strangers, his always far too busy parents Tom and Nancy - Tom is running for the U.S. senate and Nancy is the driving force behind Tom's campaign. Morgan is misguided in bringing his family closer together, relying on reruns of tv's ' The Brady Bunch ' but gains a true friend in fellow horror movie fan Emily, the two stumbling upon a plot to bring down his father! Jon Cryer and Viveka Davis are immensely likeable as the movie's teenage leads and they are wonderfully supported by the likes of Lynn Redgrave, Nicholas Pryor and Paul Gleason. Full of terrific one liners and crazy characters, it is a movie that can be watched time and time again.