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Oct 31, 2019 · 3.65. 6,267 ratings696 reviews. A short and sweet audio novella that'll leave listeners wanting second helpings, You Can Thank Me Later follows an unforgettable family over the course of three Thanksgivings. When the Dickenson clan sits down for Thanksgiving dinner in 2016, it is the last holiday when their tight-knit family will ever be the same.
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Reviews 22% Audience Score 50+ Ratings A woman (Ellen Burstyn) and her adult children (Amanda Plummer, Ted Levine) await the outcome of their patriarch's surgery at a Montreal hospital. Read More...
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- Shimon Dotan
- Comedy, Drama
- Ellen Burstyn
110 minutes. Country. Canada. Language. English. You Can Thank Me Later is a 1998 Canadian comedy-drama film directed by Shimon Dotan and starring Ellen Burstyn. The film is based on a play titled Hyper-Allergenic written and adapted for the screen by Oren Safdie .
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4 Reviews. Hide Spoilers. Sort by: Filter by Rating: 8/10. an engaging and under-appreciated film. DrCarol 30 March 2000. "You Can Thank Me Later" is not an easy film to describe. Very little actually happens--a mother and her adult children gather in a hospital room to await the outcome of their father's operation, interact with each other ...
Sep 14, 1998 · Shirley Cooperberg (Ellen Burstyn) is the strong-willed matriarch of a well-heeled Montreal Jewish family. While her husband is under the surgeon’s scalpel, her children arrive at the hospital ...
May 23, 1999 · You Can Thank Me Later: Directed by Shimon Dotan. With Ellen Burstyn, Geneviève Bujold, Amanda Plummer, Ted Levine. This family drama examines a controlling mother through the eyes of her three deflated children, each of whom has sought therapy for the grief she's put them through.
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- Comedy, Drama
- Shimon Dotan
- 1999-05-23
Nov 8, 2019 · It’s pretty good, ended up being more touching than I thought without being drippingly sentimental, just regular sentimental. Climbing with Mollie – William Finnegan. This one is also very good, and has probably inspired me to seek out an audio version of the book he wrote about surfing.
