Lifestories: Families in Crisis: Season 1, Episode 9A Body to Die For: The Aaron Henry Story (23 Mar. 1994)Ben Affleck plays a high school football player who starts using steriods to get stronger. A true story of 'roid rage'. Director:David Burton MorrisWriter:Willy Holtzman |
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Title: A Body to Die For: The Aaron Henry Story (23 Mar 1994)
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Aaron Henry
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| Kamala Lopez | ... |
Jeannie
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| Bryan Genesse | ... |
Bryce
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| Grace Zabriskie | ... |
Sandy Henry
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| Ernie Hudson | ... |
Coach Seldon
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| Michael Cudlitz |
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| Maura Tierney |
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Aaron Henry is a high school football player who constantly pushes himself to be the best. When working out at the gym trying to build up definition, he meets Bryce, who turns him on to using steroids to give him the body he wants. When Aaron starts seeing results, He steals money from his mother to pay Bryce for more steroids. Aaron starts developing "roid rage" and goes crazy at the simplest of things, and he pays the price for it. Written by Pat McCurry
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high school | rage | ambition | anabolic steroid | mother son relationship |Parents Guide:
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23 March 1994 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I watched this in my junior year of high school (2001-02) in my Anatomy class. I actually liked it. I thought it was good. I don't know if this was because I was young and didn't really know what was good and bad in movies, etc. But really, if you're younger usually a video you have to watch in school isn't going to appeal to you at all. I don't know, I guess I'm not the average student. I enjoyed the class so maybe that's why I liked the movie. Ever since I watched it back then I've been trying to find information about it and haven't had much luck until now. I guess to each his own, but if you like things that show you the truth behind serious problems in our society then I think you'll like this look into the realities and risks of steroid use and abuse.