Ex baseball player Billy comes home to receive his childhood darling's ashes (suicide). He reminisces.Ex baseball player Billy comes home to receive his childhood darling's ashes (suicide). He reminisces.Ex baseball player Billy comes home to receive his childhood darling's ashes (suicide). He reminisces.
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Billy Wyatt is a washed-up baseball player who is called back home to handle the ashes of his childhood sweetheart/first love who had committed suicide. As he searches for what to do with them, he remembers the past and the relationship they had. In doing so he finds himself again. —Gavin A. Fear <g-fear@uwe.ac.uk>
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Unlike what most people think, Stealing Home is not a remake or a retelling of the Summer of 42. It is in fact, something better and just as universal. A coming of age drama, besides moments of sexual matter, is a decent movie for any mature (13+) audience. In my opinion, Silverman's character takes away from the main story between Jodie Foster and Thacher Goodwin. For mere comic relief, Silverman could have had more of if not equal amount of character development. Instead, he pops in and out of the main characters life to tell a joke or two. All in all, a good movie. An like always, Jodie Foster is the forever princess of innocence
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- Jan 6, 2004
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