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Nick Nolte | Ray Cook | |
Timothy Hutton | Mr. Tibbel | |
Sally Kirkland | Marianne Reynolds | |
Rosemarie DeWitt | Debra | |
Trevor Morgan | Dave Tibbel | |
Sonia Feigelson | Ashley Tibbel | |
Noah Fleiss | Todd Hunter | |
Johnathan Tchaikovsky | Paul Michaels | |
Michael Higgins | Al Cook | |
Marlyne Afflack | Nancy | |
James Ponsoldt | Robby | |
Darrell Larson | Doctor | |
Richard Petrocelli | Man in Doctor's Office | |
Richard Terwilliger | Teacher | |
John Tuell | Jonas Worthy |
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Producer | Robin O'Hara
Scott Macaulay Carrie Fix Dr. Robert Hariri Steve Kalafer |
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Writer | James Ponsoldt
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Cinematography | Tim Orr
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Would you let this man be your father? Two-Time Oscar®-Nominee Nick Nolte stars as Ray Cooke, a disheveled, grumpy high school umpire who forms an unlikely friendship with troubled teenager Dave Tibbel, after he catches him vandalizing his home. A straightforward exchange - if Dave repairs the damage, Ray won't call the cops - becomes an ever increasingly personal relationship and enables Dave to cope with his own distant father (Oscar®-Nominee Timothy Hutton). As the two grow more dependent on each other, Ray asks Dave to go to his 40th high school reunion and pretend to be his son, a benevolent act of deception that winds up opening unexpected dimensions in the two men. |
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