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Say Anything

1989, Movie, PG-13, 100 mins

Say Anything: Review

A far cry from the standard Hollywood teen romance, Cameron Crowe's extraordinary directorial debut develops a complex triangular relationship involving a gifted and ambitious high-school graduate (Ione Skye), her doting father (John Mahoney) and the likable, underachieving classmate who falls for her (John Cusack). Read the complete review for Say Anything

Say Anything: Cast & Details

Year: 1989
Rated PG-13

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Cast
John Cusack: Lloyd Dobler
Ione Skye: Diane Court
John Mahoney: James Court
Lili Taylor: Corey Flood
Amy Brooks: D.C.
Pamela Segall: Rebecca

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