| Family Man, The | |||||
| Universal Studios (2000) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance | |||||
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| Tea Leoni | ||
| Nicolas Cage | Jack Campbell | |
| Saul Rubinek | Alan Mintz | |
| Don Cheadle | Cash | |
| Jeremy Piven | Arnie | |
| Téa Leoni | Kate Reynolds | |
| Harve Presnell | Big Ed | |
| Amber Valletta | Paula | |
| Josef Sommer | Peter Lassiter | |
| Makenzie Vega | Annie Campbell | |
| Jake Milkovich | Josh Campbell | |
| Ryan Milkovich | Josh Campbell | |
| Lisa Thornhill | Evelyn Thompson |
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| Producer | Marc Abraham
Tony Ludwig Armyan Bernstein |
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| Writer | David Weissman
David Diamond |
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| Cinematography | Dante Spinotti
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| Musician | David Byrne
Danny Elfman Mick Jagger George Wyle Diane Warren Chris Frantz Jerry Harrison Eddie Pola Tina Weymouth |
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"One Of The Best Films Of The Year!" -NYI Jack Campbell (Academy Award® winner Nicolas Cage) is a single, wealthy Wall Street trader living the high life in New York City. All that magically changes one morning when he wakes up in a suburban New Jersey bedroom with a wife (Tea Leoni) he never married and two kids he never had - the life he would have led if he had made different choices as a younger man. Find out what it takes for a single-minded businessman to become The Family Man in this wonderful comedy about second thoughts and second chances. |
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