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Chasing Destiny (TV 2001)Director:Tim BoxellWriter:Guy Thomas |
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Title: Chasing Destiny (TV 2001)
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Bobby Moritz
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| Lauren Graham | ... |
Jessy James
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| Christopher Lloyd | ... |
Jet James
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| Roger Daltrey | ... |
Nehemiah Peoples
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| Deborah Van Valkenburgh | ... |
Suzy Aquado
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| Stuart Pankin | ... |
Mike Ditlow
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| Justin Henry | ... |
Eddie McDermot
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David Ripley | ... |
Phil Roman
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| Deborah Geffner | ... |
Nurse Finnegan
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| Drake Bell | ... | ||
| Zack Ward | ... |
Eric
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| Ritchie Montgomery | ... |
Can't Get Laid
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| Lucille Soong | ... |
Hostess
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| Ellis Williams | ... |
Winston
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| William Jackson | ... |
Old Codger
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love at first sight | scream queen | star gazing | father daughter relationship | loan shark |Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for some language and brief nudity | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
14 February 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Romantic Moritz See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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For wholesome entertainment, Chasing Destiny is simply the best. A must-see for the hopeless romantics. Great acting from all cast members. Lauren Graham is a revelation. Her sensitive portrayal of Jessy James is awesome. Her subtle acting is so effective as to make me feel the depth of her pain and loneliness and her confusion and reluctance to fall in love. This is a feel-good honest-to-goodness movie that I will never tire watching over and over again. Lauren Graham's beauty -- lovely face -- is the best thing that ever happened to the silver screen.