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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Elizabeth Perkins | ... | Mama | |
| Scott Bakula | ... | Nick | |
| Alison Pill | ... | Tilden | |
| Margo Martindale | ... | Lainey | |
| Tamara Hope | ... | Elizabeth | |
| Kyle Schmid | ... | Jamie Sanders | |
| Sarah Gadon | ... | Samantha | |
| Gloria Slade | ... | Mrs. Zimmerman | |
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Paulette Sinclair | ... | Mrs. Teuffel |
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Noah Giffin | ... | Altar Boy |
| Lauren Collins | ... | Susie | |
| Ashley Leggat | ... | Libbie | |
| Heather Allin | ... | Atlanta Teacher #1 | |
| Roz Michaels | ... | Atlanta Teacher #2 | |
| Ksenia Solo | ... | Girl | |
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14 October 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I got out this movie because it has Scott Bakula, a talented actor, who for some reason ends up in terrible and cheesy roles. If you're looking for Scott Bakula eye candy, then this is not the best you can do - he has a terribly fake moustache and the only scenes he is remotely attractive in, is when he has a singlet on and you can only see his back. If you do watch this - keep an eye on his moustache, it changes size halfway in the movie, he must have lost his fake one and gotten a new one about twice the size. Very funny. Also take heed of his accent, it's constantly changing - bad Bakula, bad! If you are looking for Bakula candy, I suggest "Quantum Leap".
I suppose if you are a young teenager you may enjoy this. It has issues to do with growing up and "becoming a woman", and I found the sibling rivalry reasonably believable. The child actors did a pretty good job. I felt that the mothers relationship with her daughters lacked any chemistry, it was forced and didn't quite strike home.
A couple of scenes are halfway cute and some are tear jerker's, though the part of the movie I liked the best was when it ended. Although this movie was extrodinarily predictable, if against reason you watch it, do not read the blurb on the back of the case, it gives away the entire story. Casting could have been better - Scott Bakula was not meant for this movie. Frankly I don't know how it even made it to DVD. The only thing mildly entertaining about it is the changing moustache and accent.