Here's to Life!

Name: Here's to Life!
Genre: Drama
Released: 2000-09-18
Duration: 1 h 34 min
Rating: 5.6
Cast: Eric McCormack, James Whitmore, Kim Hunter

2000
1h 34m

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

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Drama

Owen is the head administrator of an old-age home in Washington. One day, a resident discovers that he is cheating on his taxes and orders that Owen takes him and two others on a road trip t... Read allOwen is the head administrator of an old-age home in Washington. One day, a resident discovers that he is cheating on his taxes and orders that Owen takes him and two others on a road trip to British Columbia. While there, they try to break him from his cynical businessman mold b... Read allOwen is the head administrator of an old-age home in Washington. One day, a resident discovers that he is cheating on his taxes and orders that Owen takes him and two others on a road trip to British Columbia. While there, they try to break him from his cynical businessman mold by setting him up with a waitress, among other things.

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IMDb RATING

5.6/10

139

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 14 nominations

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Trivia
Final film for both Kim Hunter and Barney O'Sullivan.

Soundtracks
Dumb Ol' Heart
Written and performed by Michael Bublé

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Featured review

7/10

Quiet and family friendly.

Watched the film being made (worked across the lane from the 'institute' it was filmed at and down the street from the guest house'). Great family movie with a great cast of actors from our parents generation. Waited for 11 years to get a copy of this film and I will make sure my 20 something kids get a copy. With any luck we will all get to the stage in life the characters get to. Well made without pulling the 'heart strings' too much. Locations shots are realistic and the scenery is fantastic. This class of movie is sadly fading from the screen but it does have its audience. I dedicate this to Uncle Walter who live at the 'instituete' for 20 years until being reintroduced to the community.