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Best Youth Actress CoStarring in a Motion Picture Drama | 1994 | Reese
Best Youth Actor Leading Role in a Motion Picture Drama | 1994 | Robert J. Steinmiller
Best Actor Under Ten in a Motion Picture | 1993 | Miko
Best Film | 1993 | Marshall
Box Office Collection 5,145,823 USD
Principal photography was completed in the summer of 1991, but the film's post-production lasted over a year. The creative team decided to film more footage with Danny DeVito. However, DeVito had other prior commitments that kept the film from being completed. Director Marshall Herskovitz and producer Bruce Gilbert initially clashed in the editing room, but they ultimately patched up their differences and worked as a team. In July 1992, DeVito's additional scenes were filmed. The film was finished in October, but the studio's Christmas schedule had already been filled, and it ultimately was released in April 1993.
In 1992, Danny DeVito had played The Penguin in Batman Returns (1992), and Gary Sinise had played George in Of Mice and Men (1992). Both roles were previously played by Burgess Meredith.
The film had been in development since the late-1970s. Jane Fonda's production company had been involved at one point, Bob Rafelson was considered as a director, and Jack Nicholson was considered as its star.
Paul McMichael was an original choice to play Edward Festinger.
"John Leary: I moved across the street form a goddamned Nazi. Oh my God! "Niggers and Jews." Excuse me Mrs. Sampson. You're not Jewish, are you? Mrs. Sampson: No. I'm a Jehovah's Witness."
"[last lines] John Leary: Say it again. What did you say? Say it again. Say it again. Dylan Leary: [whispering the name of his mom's favorite story] Jack the Bear."
