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Perry Anzilotti | Tuxedo Salesman | |
Kathy Bates | Meg Bethune | |
Robert Curtis-Brown | Alexander | |
Kevin Connolly | Andy | |
Tony Denman | Kid | |
Yvette Freeman | Science Teacher | |
Salim Grant | Mike | |
Epatha Harris | Ellen | |
Steven Hartman | Rick - Age 11 | |
Robin Lynn Heath | Jody Cole | |
Grant Hoover | Angus - Age 8 | |
Evan Kaufman | Alex Immergluch | |
James Keane | Coach | |
Irvin Kershner | Mr. Stoff | |
Michael McLeod | Rick - Age 8 |
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Producer | Charles Roven
Dawn Steel |
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Writer | Chris Crutcher
Jill Gordon |
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Cinematography | Alexander Gruszynski
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Musician | David E. Russo
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Angus is fat, dorky and smart, a kid with an uncool pal and a crush on a cheerleader. Angus is funny, rowdy and triumphant, a totally cool movie with a dead-on eye and ear for the hilarious, heartbreaking rite of passage called high school. A great cast (including Academy Award® winners* George C. Scott and Kathy Bates as Angus’s oddball family) sparks this story about what happens when Angus is named King of the Winter Ball as a prank – and how he turns humiliation into victory. Angus, Roger Ebert wrote in the Chicago Sun-Times, “delivers a rousing ‘up yours’ to all the snotty high school golden boys [and] a climax that I, for one, found wholly the equal of anything in Rocky.” |
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