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Complete credited cast: | |||
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Jane Alden | ... | Stephanie |
Don Amendolia | ... | Professor Nathan Rosenbluth | |
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John Bachelder | ... | Blazer Driver |
Laura Harrington | ... | Dolores Park | |
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Philip Morton | ... | Walking Man #1 |
Mark Neely | ... | Bum | |
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Tom Reed | ... | Walking Man #2 |
Kurtwood Smith | ... | Myron Castleman | |
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Bill Squier | ... | Man in Hat |
Ric Stoneback | ... | Man on Bench (as Rick Stoneback) | |
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Robert M. Taub | ... | Jr. Executive #1 |
Rick Ford | ... | Jr. Executive #2 (as F. Richards Ford) | |
Kirk R. Thatcher | ... | Newstand Man (as Kirk Thatcher) | |
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Caroline Sposto | ... | Newstand Woman (as Carol Zarlengo) |
A man is stuck living his life in the same 59 minute time frame. He tries various methods of finding out why, eventually consulting a physicist. Written by David Glick <dglick@sedona.net>
The similarities between this 30 minute "movie" from 1990 and the feature movie "Groundhog Day" from 1993 are too similar for them to not be more closely related. The latter surely must have been influenced by the earlier movie.
The stories are very similar, but even more similar is the outstanding way in which both movies are directed. Even though the "same" timeframe is being repeated, the director shifts the camera perspective and dialogue encountered each time so neither film is boring.