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Regarding Henry Director: Mike Nichols Cast: Harrison Ford, Annette Bening, Bill Nunn, Mikki Allen

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  • DVD Release Date: 09/09/2003
  • Original Release: 1991
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 2,411

Viewer Rating: (1 ratings)

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Closed Caption; Widescreen version enhanced for 16:9 TVs; Dolby Digital: English 5.1 Surround, English Dolby Surround, French Stereo; English subtitles

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Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. Courtroom Victory [6:30]
2. Lecturing Rachel [4:58]
3. Going for Cigarettes [5:13]
4. Rehabilitation [9:00]
5. Financial Woes [6:15]
6. Small Steps [3:53]
7. Returning Home [9:54]
8. Walk in the City [8:09]
9. "I Can Read!" [15:03]
10. Boarding School Blues [10:12]
11. Disastrous Dinner Party [5:50]
12. Bradley's Bad Knees [5:36]
13. Forgotten Affairs [6:52]
14. Changed Man [5:19]
15. A Whole Family [4:33]

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Combining elements of A Christmas Carol and Rain Man (1988), this modern-day parable of greed and redemption was crafted with generous helpings of sentimentality by director Mike Nicholas. Harrison Ford stars as Henry Turner, a slick, ruthless corporate attorney willing to spin any falsehood to win a case. A bully to his teenage daughter Rachel (Mikki Allen), Henry also cheats on his wife Sarah (Annette Bening) and treats everyone from the maid to his assistant with cruel selfishness. Stepping out to a local mini-market for a pack of cigarettes late one night, Henry accidentally interrupts a burglary and is shot in the head by a stick-up artist. After a long coma, Henry survives only to find that he has no memory and must re-learn everything from reading to tying his shoes. Reborn as a friendly, childlike innocent, Henry charms his therapist (Bill Nunn) and reconnects with his wife and daughter, only to uncover some secrets about how truly appalling he once was. Karl Williams, All Movie Guide

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August 19, 2004: I watched this movie because Harrison Ford was in it. I loved this movie because it showed just how shallow a person can become when greed, money and status take over your life. Harrison Ford was the perfect Henry Turner. He captured his insatiable appetite to win in all areas of his life before he was shot; then turned around and excellantly portrayed a man who was able to see just what a monster he had become and he was appalled by what he saw. I cried and laughed, and wanted to hug Henry myself when he and his daughter shared their trophy scars.