Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
David A.R. White | ... | Rich | |
Bruce McGill | ... | Big Earl | |
Della Reese | ... | Muriel | |
Ali Landry Monteverde | ... | April (as Ali Landry) | |
Andrea Logan White | ... | Chloe | |
Tommy Blaze | ... | Tony | |
Ron Gilbert | ... | Bastion | |
Victoria Bruno | ... | Briar | |
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Jonny Lenox | ... | Michael |
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Ina Summers | ... | Ruby |
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Kenzie Lane | ... | Baby Ruby |
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Ryan Florida | ... | Young Michael |
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Ella Berry | ... | Young Briar |
Justin Prentice | ... | Colin | |
Robin Miller | ... | Mrs. Garner |
Frustrated, deeply dissatisfied and burned out, Pastor Chaplin prays to have a different life. Much to his consternation (and in resemblance to his favorite TV show, Quantum Leap), his "request" is granted. Now he finds himself living the lives of many other, all living about in his town, and wishing this nightmare would end. Written by statmanjeff
The beginning of the movie was good, funny moments through out... BUT this movie is basically quantum leap, the main character rich is too similar to sam and his best friend is just like al and half the story line is straight out of quantum leap episodes, even the actor that plays the angel in this movie is the same actor who plays god in the last episode of quantum leap. plus not as good as quantum leap so not really impressed. The scenes in this movie where rich has "leaped" into female characters is just like quantum leap. The dialog between rich and tony is just like sam and al. If you like recycled movies then you will probably like this, i would recommend this movie to anyone that hasn't seen quantum leap, then i would suggest that you watch quantum leap as it is far better than this movie. The last ten minutes of this movie was the worst religious rant i have ever heard in a while.