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Doing Time on Maple Drive (1992) 6.7
Dysfunctional family drama. Absent father, alcoholic brother Tim (Jim Carrey) try to cope with life. Fox movie of the week. Director:Ken OlinWriter:James Duff |
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Nominated for 3 Primetime Emmys.
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Phil Carter
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David Byron | ... | |
| Lori Loughlin | ... | ||
| Jim Carrey | ... | ||
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Philip Linton | ... | |
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Bennett Cale | ... | |
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Richard Israel | ... |
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| Janice Lynde | ... | ||
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George Roth | ... | |
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Parker Whitman | ... | |
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Danielle Michonne | ... | |
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A young college student returns from Yale to introduce his fiancée to his family. While there, the relationships between the various family members are tested, and the secrets hidden behind the seemingly "perfect family" front are brought to light. Written by Caleb Spring <crs2481@acs.tamu.edu>
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alcoholic | dysfunctional family | fiancée | father daughter relationship | breakfast |Genres:
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16 March 1992 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Phil Carter: What?
Tom: How does it feel to almost lose your child? How bad does it feel?
Karen: Tom...
Phil Carter: I don't know what gotten into you, Tom, but I don't think this is none of your concern.
Tom: I'm sorry, Phil, I'm 32 years old and you don't get to decide what concerns me. See, your standard of conduct might be the sufficient reason to lose your child, but I have to draw the line when it comes to losing mine.
Phil Carter: What children? You don't have any children.
Tom: No, I don't. I don't have any children. I ...
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Tom: How does it feel, Captain?Phil Carter: What?
Tom: How does it feel to almost lose your child? How bad does it feel?
Karen: Tom...
Phil Carter: I don't know what gotten into you, Tom, but I don't think this is none of your concern.
Tom: I'm sorry, Phil, I'm 32 years old and you don't get to decide what concerns me. See, your standard of conduct might be the sufficient reason to lose your child, but I have to draw the line when it comes to losing mine.
Phil Carter: What children? You don't have any children.
Tom: No, I don't. I don't have any children. I ...
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One of the most incredibly honest family dramas I've ever seen. Exceptional writing and acting. Jim Carrey's (pre-fame) dramatic acting is his best to-date, in my opinion. This little film is underrated and should be aired more frequently, and at least released on video/dvd.