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Jack

1996, Movie, PG-13, 104 mins

Jack: Review

Francis Ford Coppola falls down and goes boom with this depressing, ill-conceived comedy. Jack Powers (Robin Williams) is big for his age -- really big. Because of a rare developmental disorder -- his biological clock ticks four times the normal rate -- ten-year-old Jack has a child's mind in a hairy 40-year-old's body. Of course he's teased at school, but the real threat comes from full-grown women. From his overprotective and frankly Oedipal mother (Diane Lane, whose youth... read more leave a comment

Jack: Cast & Details

Year: 1996
Rated PG-13

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Robin Williams: Jack Powell
Diane Lane: Karen Powell
Brian Kerwin: Brian Powell
Jennifer Lopez: Miss Marquez
Bill Cosby: Lawrence Woodruff
Fran Drescher: Dolores Durante

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