To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday with Peter Gallagher: DVD Cover
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To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday Director: Michael Pressman Cast: Peter Gallagher, Claire Danes, Kathy Baker, Wendy Crewson

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  • DVD Release Date: 05/07/2002
  • Original Release: 1996
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 16,836
 
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Digitally mastered audio & video; Remastered in high definition; Full-screen presentation; Audio: English (Dolby Digital); Subtitles: English, French; Interactive menus; Theatrical trailers; Scene selections

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Side #1 --
1. Start [4:18]
2. Mr. Wacko [3:05]
3. The Accident [3:15]
4. Kevin Meets David [6:18]
5. Practice [1:54]
6. Nuts [1:37]
7. "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" [2:40]
8. Dinner, Blueprints & Problem [6:11]
9. A Walk With a Ghost [3:17]
10. "You Talk to Her, Don't You?" [4:04]
11. Why Esther Can't Sleep [2:05]
12. Sand Castles [1:39]
13. Practice Made Perfect [4:09]
14. Meditation [4:01]
15. A Moment With Esther [2:08]
16. Joey [1:15]
17. Talking to a Ghost [2:11]
18. Paul, Cindy & Moonlight [1:38]
19. Loon [3:10]
20. One Zombie Too Many [2:18]
21. "Does Gillian Appear to You?" [2:43]
22. Another Emotional Fantasy [2:24]
23. Like It Used to Be [2:30]
24. "I Should Go Live With Them." [2:44]
25. A Non-Celebrational Marriage [3:14]
26. Four Minute Warning [3:01]
27. Goodbyes [1:53]
28. Putting the Past Behind Him [4:14]

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In this story of obsessive and enduring love, David Lewis (Peter Gallagher) spends most of his time swimming, dancing, and frolicking on the beach with the spirit of his dead wife Gillian (Michelle Pfeiffer). After Gillian's drowning death, David made their summer cottage on Nantucket Island into a permanent home. He lives there with his teenage daughter Rachel (Claire Danes), who is being neglected because her father spends so much time with her dead mother's ghost. On the second anniversary of Gillian's death, over Labor Day weekend, he invites Gillian's sister Esther Wheeler (Kathy Baker) and Esther's husband Paul (Bruce Altman) for the weekend. David's in-laws bring with them a beautiful woman named Kevin Danford (Wendy Crewson), hoping that David's attentions will turn to her. But David ignores her and proceeds with his ritualistic celebration of Gillian's birthday, including a formal dinner, karaoke, and building sand castles. After Paul makes a pass at Rachel's young girlfriend, Esther and Paul re-examine their bickering marriage and find it paltry compared to David's overwhelming eternal passion. Nothing can interfere with David's love for Gillian, but he comes to realize that he must be more attentive to his daughter as well. ~ Michael Betzold, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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February 22, 2004: A classic romance film set on the beautiful island of Nantucket. A family of a husband, wife and daughter enjoy their summer home with days filled of sailing and beach activities. Witness a love between a couple deeper than ever imagined. Feel the pain of the tragic loss of one's spouse at an early age. Feel the pain of a daughter who must observe her father's refusal to accept his wife's death as well as dealing with the loss of her mother. Can the husband 'bury' the ghost of his wife in order to 'rescue' his daughter before it's too late? The cast, which includes Peter Gallagher, Michelle Pfeiffer, Claire Danes, Kathy Baker and Bruce Altman, is superb. An outstanding film and highly recommended.