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"The Life and Times of Kirk Douglas"; Cast and crew bios; 2.0 French audio; 5.1 Surround; Widescreen [1.852:1] enhanced for 16x9 televisions
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1. Opening Credits/Unhappy Travelers [3:20]
2. The Relatives [3:20]
3. Make Amends [:56]
4. Magic Diamonds [2:40]
5. The Plan [1:22]
6. The Escape [2:29]
7. The Border [1:31]
8. Not A Good Idea [2:19]
9. Old Friends, Old Enemies [2:36]
10. 432 Bear Cat Drive [3:37]
11. Out On The Town [4:59]
12. The Polish Prince Strikes Again [2:32]
13. Bad Father [3:31]
14. One Big Regret [1:58]
15. "I Wanna Get Laid" [4:31]
16. The Vote [3:45]
17. "A Family Project" [3:39]
18. Kids In A Candy Store [2:28]
19. No Sex For Me Thank You [3:16]
20. The Virgin [4:25]
21. Sharing Stories [1:00]
22. Just Relax [2:19]
23. The Stroke [4:29]
24. Wild Night [2:22]
25. Duff The Muff [2:37]
26. Diamond Hunting [2:05]
27. Magic Cards [2:26]
28. The Happy Pucker [4:25]
29. End Credits [6:22]
A elderly man and his estranged son search for treasure and try to repair their relationship in this bittersweet comedy. Harry Agensky (Kirk Douglas) is a one-time welterweight boxing champion who lives in Canada with his son Moses (Kurt Fuller). Harry's other son, Lance (Dan Aykroyd), feels that his father never really cared about his dreams and ambitions, and now Lance has little affection for his Dad. However, Lance's relationship with his teenage son Michael (Corbin Allred) is not faring much better. Lonely since the death of his wife and infirm due to a stroke, Harry wants to retire to a ranch in Northern Canada, but he can't afford the property. Lance invites Harry along for a skiing trip with Michael; Harry agrees, but at the last minute he talks them into going to Nevada instead. Harry claims he threw a fight years ago and was paid off in a cache of diamonds that he hid somewhere in Vegas; if he can find the gems, he'll be able to buy the ranch. Lance is dubious, but he gives in to Harry's determination and the three head for Nevada, hoping to find both the diamonds and some common ground. Diamonds was Kirk Douglas's first film after a life-threatening stroke in 1997; Lauren Bacall appears in a small role as a madam in a Nevada brothel, marking her first appearance onscreen with Douglas since Young Man with a Horn in 1950. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide