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Mitch Albom's For One More Day (TV 2007)A suicidal former baseball player is granted one more day with his deceased mother. Director:Lloyd KramerWriter:Mitch Albom (teleplay) |
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| Ellen Burstyn | ... |
Pauline (Posey) Benetto
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| Emily Wickersham | ... |
Maria Benetto Lang
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Lexie Drago | ... |
Maria Benetto
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Joyce Rogi |
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| Samantha Mathis | ... | ||
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Pippa Pearthree | ... |
Librarrian
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John Fysak | ... |
Groundskeeper
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Store Clerk
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A suicidal former baseball player is granted one more day with his deceased mother.
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baseball | loss of mother | father son relationship | mother son relationship | drunk driving |Parents Guide:
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9 December 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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For the Mitch Albom's fans it is perfect gift. The pieces of novel are present in the correct order. The feeling is same-delicate, nostalgic and warm.Michael Imperioli is the good choice. Eleen Burstyn is the perfect provocation. And the movie is the skin of last reading. Only problem, same in that cases, is the expectation. Is it only a adaptation? Is it another soup for soul? It is a madlene for deep fillings and start for different relation with parents? Is it a beautiful story about a son and his mother and picture of usually motivational literature? Is it occasion to discover another Imperioli, behind the crumbs of Soprano? Is it only a movie for rainy afternoon? No, I suppose. It is invitation to define the relation with past. Personal past. And a lesson about the delicate form to create air of a story. For people of spectacular and fake appearances.