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Pete Jones (written by)
Release Date:
25 July 2003 (Italy)
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You saw the back-stabbing. Now see the final cut. more
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Pete, an eight-year-old Catholic boy growing up in the suburbs of Chicago in the mid-1970s, attends Catholic school...
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THE definition of "Heartwarming"
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Aidan Quinn | ... | Joe O'Malley |
 | Bonnie Hunt | ... | Margaret O'Malley |
 | Kevin Pollak | ... | Rabbi Jacobsen |
 | Eddie Kaye Thomas | ... | Patrick O'Malley |
 | Lisa Dodson | ... | Mrs. Jacobsen |
 | Mike Weinberg | ... | Danny Jacobsen |
| Adiel Stein | ... | Pete O'Malley (as Adi Stein) |
 | Brian Dennehy | ... | Father Kelly |
| Peggy Roeder | ... | Sister Leonora Mary |
| Martin Hughes | ... | Jimmy |
 | Ryan Kelley | ... | Seamus O'Malley |
 | Lindsay Light | ... | Katie O'Malley |
 | Will Malnati | ... | Eddie O'Malley |
| Kristie Kelley | ... | Marie O'Malley |
| Etel Billig | ... | Esther |
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Rated PG for thematic elements and language.
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91 min
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Australia:PG |
Iceland:L |
UK:PG |
USA:TV-PG (cable rating) |
Germany:6 |
Hong Kong:I |
Malaysia:(Banned) |
New Zealand:PG |
Philippines:PG-13 |
Singapore:PG |
USA:PG
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'Penn, Sean' was offered the role Joe O'Malley, but turned it down and did I Am Sam (2001) in which he was nominated for an Oscar.
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Continuity: When Joe O'Malley and Patrick O'Malley are sitting together in the backyard, we see Patrick holding a beer. At the end of the scene, Patrick has no beer, and Joe is "ceremonially" handing him his first beer.
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Margaret O'Malley:
Lord's name in vain! Come here! Come here!
[smacks son on head]
Margaret O'Malley: Don't talk like that, you little son of a bitch. We're on our way to church, for Christ's sake!
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[smacks son on head]
Margaret O'Malley: Don't talk like that, you little son of a bitch. We're on our way to church, for Christ's sake!
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Spin off from "Project Greenlight" (2001)
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IN THE SUMMERTIME
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"Stolen Summer" is the ultimate heart warmer. While it isn't a GREAT story, and it does have its cliches, it is good enough to hold somebody's attention. Kevin Pollock is surprisingly good, as are Aidan Quinn and Brian Dennehey. Overall, it was pretty enjoyable.