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Al Pacino | Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade | |
Chris O'Donnell | Charlie Simms | |
Gabrielle Anwar | Donna | |
James Rebhorn | Mr. Trask | |
Bradley Whitford | Randy | |
Philip Seymour Hoffman | George Willis | |
Richard Venture | W.R. Slade | |
Nicholas Sadler | Harry Havemeyer | |
Rochelle Oliver | Gretchen | |
Todd Louiso | Trent Potter | |
Margaret Eginton | Gail | |
Tom Riis Farrell | Garry | |
June Squibb | Mrs. Hunsaker | |
Gene Canfield | Manny | |
Ron Eldard | Officer Gore | |
Frances Conroy | Christine Downes | |
Sally Murphy | Karen Rossi | |
Matt Smith | Jimmy Jameson |
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Producer | Martin Brest
G. Mac Brown |
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Writer | Dino Risi
Bo Goldman |
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Cinematography | Donald E. Thorin
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Musician | Thomas Newman
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Charlie (Chris O'Donnell), a poor student on scholarship at a prestigious university, accepts a job for the Thanksgiving holiday. A woman needs someone to stay with her blind brother whiles she's away. What seems like easy money and a quiet weekend turns into an adventure. As soon as they are alone, a limousine arrives and Lt. Colonel Frank Slade (Al Pacino) drags Charlie off to New York City. All of Charlie's efforts to reason with the stubborn army officer fail. It seems that Frank has been planning a very special trip. Little does each man realize just how much the other will change their life. |
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