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Ross, a self-absorbed and determined young man, plans to sell off his family's priceless wine collection to finance his purchase of a substantial mining interest which promises to make him rich. However, standing in his way is his eccentric Uncle Cullen, who has much different and much more bizarre plans for the family estate. Written by
Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>
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A story of love and redemption
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Director
John Huddles told producer 'Dan Grodnik' they shouldn't shoot the film in March especially in the hills because of the severe rains that were forecast. Grodnik said he only had a small window of availability for
Minnie Driver and had to schedule the film for that time. Grodnik went on to tell Huddles not to worry about a little rain. One rainy afternoon Grodnik got a call from his line producer saying the weather had become impossible to shoot in. Grodnik told him to continue anyway. The line producer said he would like to but the grip truck just washed away down a gully.
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Quotes
Uncle Cullen:
You know, I think what you need is a nice astral projection. Something to loosen you up.
Ross:
I'd run up to the roof to keep my uncle from falling off; all of a sudden I wanted to push him. Typical of my family...
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Not a bad movie. Interesting, thoughtful and well acted. Reading the credits, I could not believe the entire movie was filmed in L.A.! Some of the arboretum scenes looked great, I can't believe there are parts of L.A. that look like that. Anyway, this had a nice story. At first, you think what the hell is up with the Uncle, but then you learn that he is a somewhat wise man, whom should be listened to.