| Jack The Bear | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1992) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama | |||||
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#297 |
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| Danny DeVito | John Leary | |
| Stefan Gierasch | Father-in-Law | |
| Miko Hughes | Dylan Leary | |
| Robert J. Steinmiller | ||
| Art Lafleur | Mr. Festinger | |
| Julia Louis-Dreyfus | Peggy Etinger | |
| Andrea Marcovicci | Elizabeth Leary | |
| Gary Sinise | Norman Strick | |
| Reese Witherspoon | ||
| Erica Yohn | ||
| Jahary Bennett | Michael | |
| Lillian Hightower Domio | Mrs. Sampson | |
| Carl Gabriel Yorke | Gordon Layton | |
| Lee Garlington | Mrs. Festinger | |
| Bert Remsen | Mitchell | |
| Troy W. Slaten | Edward Festinger | |
| Justin Mosley Spink | Dexter Mitchell | |
| Jessica Steinmiller | Katie Festinger |
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| Producer | Bruce Gilbert
Peter Burrell |
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| Writer | Steven Zaillian
Dan McCall |
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Danny De Vito is a professional clown, whose wife's death in a car accident has left him to care for his two young boys. Loving, but useless at the daily job of fathering, the onus falls on plucky Jack the Bear (Robert J. Steinmiller Jr.). De Vito's conscience, and a quantity of alcohol leads him to denounce a neo-fascist candidate on his children's TV programme - and also to the kidnapping of youngest son Dylan (Miko Hughes) by a disturbed neo-nazi supporter. |
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