Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Bill Cosby | ... | Elliot Hopper | |
Kimberly Russell | ... | Diane Hopper | |
Denise Nicholas | ... | Joan | |
Ian Bannen | ... | Sir Edith Moser | |
Christine Ebersole | ... | Carol | |
Barry Corbin | ... | Mr. Emery Collins | |
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Salim Grant | ... | Danny Hopper |
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Brooke Fontaine | ... | Amanda Hopper |
Dakin Matthews | ... | Mr. Seymour | |
Dana Ashbrook | ... | Tony Ricker | |
Omar Gooding | ... | Stuart | |
Raynor Scheine | ... | Curtis Burch, the Cabbie | |
Arnold Stang | ... | Mr. Cohen, Elderly Patient | |
Brian Stokes Mitchell | ... | Teacher (as Brian Mitchell) | |
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Lisa Mene Nemacheck | ... | Jonelle |
Elliot Hopper, a widower with three children, is currently working on a deal. His late wife's illness was very expensive and this deal could bring them out of the red. But he gets into a cab that the maniac driver crashes, and the next thing he realizes is that he's floating around and landing in the lab of a scientist who studies the paranormal. He asks the scientist to send him back so he can finish the deal and make sure his children will be taken care of when he's gone for good. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com
This movie is probably the worst I have ever seen, and I saw both of the Problem Child disasters. Bill Cosby, a normally competent TV actor fails here as does the rest of the cast--most of whom have a serious lack of acting skills (especially the daughter in the hospital scenes.) The writing is childish, nose-wrinklingly weak and so boring I found myself wondering who put up the money to actually produce this monstrosity. The end, which is supposed to be touching, is the only enjoyable part because the credits are soon to roll. Personally, I'd be embarrassed to have my name appear in connection to this cinematic mistake.