Wilder Days with Peter Falk: DVD Cover

    Wilder Days Director: David Mickey Evans Cast: Peter Falk, Tim Daly, Josh Hutcherson, Kate Vernon

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/26/2005
    • Original Release: 2003
    • Rating: Rated PG
    • Sales Rank: 53,081

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    Features

    Closed Caption; Widescreen version enhanced for 16:9 TVs; Dolby Digital English Stereo

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Remembering Wilder Days [6:16]
    2. Sneaking a Visit [4:19]
    3. Sunset Pines [4:36]
    4. Keeping Stories Alive [6:16]
    5. Busting Out [4:21]
    6. Running Upstate [7:26]
    7. New Blood [8:06]
    8. Late Night Joyride [9:58]
    9. Personal Stories [5:13]
    10. News From the Road [4:43]
    11. Phoning Home [5:26]
    12. Haven Island [9:02]
    13. Fathers and Sons [4:13]
    14. Making Peace [10:42]

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    Editorial Reviews

    The third TV movie produced for the TNT network's "Johnson & Johnson Spotlight Presentations," Wilder Days stars Peter Falk as septuagenarian James "Pop-Up" Morse, who, though warm and indulgent toward his 11-year-old grandson Chris (Josh Hutcherson), has always been a bit aloof and distant when it comes to his own son (and Chris' father) John (Timothy Daly). As a result, John has become a bitter, uptight, super-pragmatic adult, rigidly rejecting the colorful tall tales that Pop-Up enjoys spinning for Chris. Not wishing to have Chris' imagination stunted by John, and also hoping to make up for neglecting his son, Pop-Up decides to prove that his fanciful stories are factual, beginning with his oft-told yarn of the wreck of the circus boat Wilder Days. To this end, the elder Morse "escapes" from his nursing home and takes Chris on a journey of rediscovery across country in his classic 1959 El Dorado -- without the fuming John's permission. Directed by David Mickey Evans of Radio Flyer and The Sandlot fame, Wilder Days premiered October 19, 2003. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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