In the eyes of his classmates, Francis Larson is nothing more than an overweight social outcast. After being sent to prison when he's forced to confess to the murder, everyone including his...
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Title: Arnolds Park (2007)
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Erik Allen | ... | Young Francis Larson (as Erik Harpster) |
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Randy Baranczyk | ... | Police Officer |
| Chris Carlson | ... | John Thomas | |
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Ben Coler | ... | Man in Park |
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Nancy Crocker | ... | Mrs. Hayward |
| James Michael Detmar | ... | Bobby Delano (as Jim Detmar) | |
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Crystal Donner | ... | Female Bartender |
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Erica Elaine Engelbert | ... | Park Visitor |
| Matthew Feeney | ... | Police Officer | |
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Tac Fitzgerald | ... | Frank Delano |
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Jon Foss | ... | Man in Bar |
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Casey Garven | ... | Billy Ross |
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Colleen Gilbert | ... | Bartender |
| Gary Groomes | ... | Jack Newmar | |
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Kendyl Joi | ... | Regan Fisher |
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In the eyes of his classmates, Francis Larson is nothing more than an overweight social outcast. After being sent to prison when he's forced to confess to the murder, everyone including his classmates are led to believe that Francis commits suicide. However, it's only a cover for his physical transformation to Frank Delano. Aided by his rich eccentric Uncle Bobby, they meticulously plan Frank's return to Arnolds Park to bring the real killer to justice. During Frank's physical transformation Bobby also hires a young beauty Susan Campbell who has close ties to Jackie Newmar the one who has the answers that could help clear Francis' name. The People's Movie presents Arnolds Park. An online movie collaboration from people in all fifty states and around the world. This mystery romance is a thrill ride of lies, secret confessions, justice, revenge, betrayal and love. Written by Anonymous
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An accused young man returns to seek revenge and justice for a murder he didn't commit.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for some violence, drug content, brief language and thematic material | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
20 July 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Budget:
$600,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$13,112, 22 July 2007Gross USA:
$23,616Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$23,616Company Credits
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1.78 : 1
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This is a very special movie - a must see for sure! This is one of the best movies I have seen so far in terms of plot, character interaction, twists, schemes, and even location. The plot is impressively and deliciously elaborate, which I love in movies and books. It's a movie you can watch over and over and each time you would pick up something you missed the previous times. Pay very close attention to every second, though - cause you will miss out on things and get a little confused. In the end, though, everything ties together so nicely and you totally get it. I loved the way it was filmed too - scenes like where a kid was smoking and they zoomed in on the cig, then the next scene you see a cig, they zoom out and it's someone else. I love that transitional stuff. The movie has a nice midwestern feel, which I am akin to. The actors and actresses did a great job - believable and personable.