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Aug 9, 1996 · Synopsis by Clarke Fountain. In this film by director Francis Ford Coppola, Robin Williams stars as Jack, a boy who is growing normally, but at many times the normal rate. In a bizarre flashback, we see that he was born when his mother was only ten weeks pregnant. Kept out of school for years, the neighborhood children consider him a freak, and ...
In his wildest role ever, Williams takes you on a hilarious ride as Jack explores the ups and downs of life from a kid's point of view! With Bill Cosby, and sexy Fran Drescher, Diane Lane, and Jennifer Lopez-join the millions of moviegoers who loved this outrageous comedy hit! PG13HD SD. Aug 9, 1996. Comedy.
Leaving the theater in 1996 there was a sense that something was amiss, that the movie didn’t quite work but perhaps this author was missing something. Revisiting the film two Jack Powell lifetimes later one realizes wisdom and understanding do not always come with age. Sometimes a movie just sucks.
It's nonstop laughs as Jack embarks on the greatest adventure of his young life...the fifth grade. In his wildest role ever, Williams takes you on a hilarious ride as Jack explores the ups and downs of life from a kid's point of view. Duration: 1h 53m. Release date: 1996. Genre: DramaComing of AgeComedy.
Sep 10, 2012 · The plot conceit has Williams as a lad, Jack, whose over-active metabolism masks a 10-year-old in the hairy body of a 40-year-old man; but in taking the time to explore this scenario in genuine ...
Jack Nicholson filmography. Nicholson in 2002. Jack Nicholson is an American actor, director, producer, and screenwriter who made his film debut in The Cry Baby Killer (1958). Nicholson is widely regarded as one of the greatest actors of his generation.
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