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For the Boys

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Status: IN-STOCK
Released: 2001-04-17

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For the Boys DVD Cast & Features Cast:
Hayley Carr, Connie Chambers, Robert Clotworthy, Janice Cronkhite, Pattie Darcy, John Doolittle, Beau Dremann, Carey Eidel, Kimberly Ann Evans, Matthew Faison, Norman Fell, Leonard Gaines, Gary Gershaw, Bruce Gray, Michael Greene, Kirk Hansen, Alan Haufrect, Sherlynn Hicks, Richard Hochberg, Arliss Howard, Melissa Hurley, Lynnmarie Inge, Jason Iorg, Esther Jacobs, Christopher Kaufman, Tamaki Kawakubo, Theresa King, Sal Landi, Andrew Lauer, Steven Majewicz, William Marquez, Karen Martin, Barry Michlin, Andy Milder, Ken Molina, D David Morin, Richardson Morse, Rosemary Murphy, Kelly Noonan, Sheri Norwood, John O'Leary, Thom Adcox, Xander R. Berkeley, Andrew Bilgore, Lada Boder, Gabe Bologna, David Bowe, Dori Brenner, Tita Omeze, Fred Parnes, James Patrick, Jody Peterson, Tony Pierce, Marc Poppel, Richard Portnow, Annie Prager, Jim Raposa, Jameson Rodgers, Raymond Rodriguez, John Ruskin, Amy Rydell, David Selberg, Jack Sheldon, Garrison Singer, Heidi Sorenson, Lynn Stalmaster, Susanne Sul

Director(s): Mark Rydell

Features:
Widescreen format [aspect ratio 1.85:1]
Interactive menus
Scene selection
Original theatrical trailers
TV spots
Audio: English 4.1 Surround; English Dolby Surround, French stereo
Subtitles: English; Spanish
For the Boys DVD Details
Video:
Theatre Wide-Screen
Audio:
PCM stereo
Language:
English
French
Subtitles:
English, Spanish
Running Time: 146
Genre: Drama
Item Weight: 1
UPC: 024543013778
Product Code: FOX2001377DVD
Format: DVD
Year:1991
Studio: 20th Century Fox
For the Boys DVD Summary Bette Midler stars as a Martha Raye-type entertainer during the World War II era in this big-budget nostalgia piece.

Midler plays big-band singer Dixie Leonard, who is chosen to perform at an overseas USO Christmas show by her uncle Art Silver (George Segal), a comedy writer for famed comedian Eddie Sparks (James Caan).

Dixie is shuttled to London, where she is thrown on-stage with Eddie, who takes an immediate dislike to her.

But her performance is a sensation, and the audience can't stop howling at Dixie's smart one-liner comebacks to Eddie.

Dixie is catapulted to stardom, and the repartee between Eddie and Dixie becomes the stuff of legend.

The two spar together through World War II, the McCarthy era, and Vietnam.

But Dixie stops speaking to Eddie when he fires a writer for being a communist sympathizer and, later, she doesn't speak to him again after he arranges for a reunion between her and her son on the battlefields of Vietnam.

Finally, Dixie, now an old woman, is cajoled to appear on a television awards show to reunite with a now decrepit Eddie, age 91.