Genius (1999)

TV Movie  -  TV_G 82 min  -  Comedy | Family
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Charlie Boyle finds that even his high IQ can't solve all of his problems when he takes on a double life in order to make friends his own age.

Director:

Rod Daniel

Writers:

John Rieck (story), John Rieck (teleplay), and 2 more credits »
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Trevor Morgan ...
Charlie Boyle aka Chaz Anthony
Emmy Rossum ...
Claire Addison
Charles Fleischer ...
Dr. Krickstein
Yannick Bisson ...
Mike MacGregor
Peter Keleghan ...
Dean Wallace
Philip Granger ...
Coach Addison
Jonathan Whittaker ...
Dad Boyle
Patrick Thomas Patrick Thomas ...
Odie
Matthew Koller Matthew Koller ...
Deion
Chuck Campbell ...
Hugo Peplo
Eli Ham ...
Omar Sullivan
Darryl Pring Darryl Pring ...
Bear Berczinski
Sandi Ross Sandi Ross ...
Teacher
Adam Blake Adam Blake ...
Street Hockey Kid #1
Michael Colton Michael Colton ...
Street Hockey Kid #2
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Storyline

Charlie, science wiz, hockey lover, and all around genius, is tired of being friendless. It's bad enough that he's in college before he's 14 helping a scientist who's in the midst of trying to defy gravity. So, in order to make his life exactly how he wants it, Charlie reinvents himself by taking on the image of a slacker/bad boy and enrolls in the local Jr. high. But juggling two lives is tough, even for a genius. Written by Max Vaughn  

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Genres:

Comedy | Family

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Savant en herbe See more »

Company Credits

Production Co:

DiC Enterprises See more »
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Quotes

Charlie Boyle aka Chaz Anthony: We're going to control key players from Rumson from here.
Claire Addison: How is that possible?
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