Andie MacDowell portrays a woman who is tormented by the ghost of her abusive, alcoholic husband. She must come to terms with the past if she is to find peace and love. Samuel le Bihan is a...
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Andie MacDowell | ... | Kathy Macfarlane | |
| Samuel Le Bihan | ... | Marc | |
| Tim Roth | ... | Jeremy Macfarlane | |
| Margot Kidder | ... | Endora | |
| Mimi Kuzyk | ... | Isabel | |
| Tyler Hynes | ... | Frank | |
| Amanda Tilson | ... | Maggie | |
| Lila Bata-Walsh | ... | Fiona | |
| Barry Flatman | ... | Al | |
| Sean Tucker | ... | Mitchell Waggerty | |
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Deborah Ann Smith | ... | Joni Reisenbacher (as Deborah Smith) |
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Bill Rowat | ... | Real estate agent |
| Cory Bertrand | ... | Fergus | |
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Moira Wylie | ... | Emily O'Brien |
| Don Jordan | ... | Airline Supervisor | |
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Andie MacDowell portrays a woman who is tormented by the ghost of her abusive, alcoholic husband. She must come to terms with the past if she is to find peace and love. Samuel le Bihan is a French engineer who she finds renewed love with and Tim Roth plays her deceased husband who shows us that hate can live on after death. Perhaps forgiveness is the only way to overcome the demons that haunt us from the grave. Written by Angel
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delusion | talk to the dead | mother son relationship | mental breakdown | loss of husband |Taglines:
Even The Dead Need Forgiving. See more »Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
14 September 2005 (France) See more »Also Known As:
A halott férj visszatér See more »Filming Locations:
Montréal, Québec, CanadaEdit
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This is truly one of the worst movies I have ever seen, and I've sat through some real stinkers. "The Last Sign" features a deadly combination of wooden acting from Andie MacDowell, overacting on the son's part that soap operas would balk on, and a script that sounds as though it was written by a three-year-old. Consider this line uttered by Mark (Samuel Lebihan) at a baseball game. "Frank's team is winning. Now all the pressure is on Frank." This was followed by shouts to Frank of "Come on! You can do it!" It might look nice on paper, but it sounded so wooden and unrealistic coming out of their mouths that as soon as the movie was over, I wanted to throw the DVD across the room. Let's not forget the fact that too many unbelievable events happened for no reason, and the ending completely forgot to explain them all. Avoid this movie like the plague.