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Overview
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Writer:
Ron McGee (writer)
Release Date:
26 July 2000 (USA)
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Plot:
"Meat Loaf" Aday is an overgrown Texas youngster, the son of a gentle woman dying of cancer and an alcoholic...
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Good TV Movie but mixed up in some parts.
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Cast
(Credited cast) | W. Earl Brown | ... | Meat Loaf |
 | Dedee Pfeiffer | ... | Leslie |
 | Zachary Throne | ... | Jim Steinman |
 | Tom Wood | ... | Kevin Frears |
 | Lisa Jane Persky | ... | Wilma Aday |
 | Kim Robillard | ... | Wes Aday |
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 | Amanda Aday | ... | Clerk |
 | Keith Allan | ... | Tim Curry |
| Brooke Averi | ... | Little Pearl |
| Scott Baldyga | ... | Guitarist |
| Thomas Bellin | ... | Old Minister |
 | Bruce Bohne | ... | Sam Ellis |
 | Emmy Collins | ... | Gregg Allman |
| Jeff Freilich | ... | Rocky Horror director |
| Mollie Freilich | ... | (voice) |
| Gordon Hart | ... | Hair Dancer |
 | Nicole Humphries | ... | Hair Dancer |
| Jona Kai Jacobsen | ... | Little Meat |
| Michael Keeley | ... | '70s Drummer |
| Tim Kelleher | ... | David Sonenberg |
| David A. Kleiler Jr. | ... | Guitarist in early band |
| Marissa Leigh | ... | Amanda |
| Jesse Lenat | ... | Todd Rundgren |
| Elisabeth Lund | ... | Pearl |
 | Troy Martin | ... | Roadie |
 | Bess Meyer | ... | Erin |
 | Sandra Purpuro | ... | Karla DeVito |
 | Sean Smith | ... | Steve Popovich |
| Gretchen Storms | ... | Young Pearl |
| Michelle Marie White | ... | Reporter |
 | Kenneth Alan Williams | ... | Vince |
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Rated PG-13 for some substance abuse and brief violence.
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Germany:87 min
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Errors in geography: Scenes supposedly filmed in Dallas County, Texas feature prominent mountains. There are no mountains whatsoever in Dallas County, Texas.
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Features The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)
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Meat Loaf is by far the greatest rock star of the 1970s 80s 90s and beyond. This movie is based on his Autobiography of the same name. Although currently available on vhs format VH1 and Paramount Pictures are bound to give in to the demand for DVD format featuring all the promotional extras that went with it. This movie is good but as I stated in my headline summary it is mixed up in some parts. Certain people places and things did or did not happen. One piece of the book I wished they had filmed was Meat Loaf driving through Arizona to California during the mid to late 1960's and picks up a hippie drifter on the highway. It turns out in the book that Meat Loaf wound up giving a ride to Charles Manson. I don't know how fans of Meat Loaf would have taken it but it would have been one of those shock moments in Meat Loafs' life where everyone would have gone WHOOOOOAAAA dude that was unreal.