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The cider house rules, Miramax Films presents a Film Colony Production ; a film by Lasse Hallström ; executive producers, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, Bobby Cohen, Meryl Poster ; screenplay by John Irving, based upon his book ; produced by Richard N. Gladstein ; directed by Lasse Hallström

Label
The cider house rules, Miramax Films presents a Film Colony Production ; a film by Lasse Hallström ; executive producers, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, Bobby Cohen, Meryl Poster ; screenplay by John Irving, based upon his book ; produced by Richard N. Gladstein ; directed by Lasse Hallström
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Intended audience
MPAA rating: Rated PG-13
Main title
The cider house rules
Medium
videorecording
Oclc number
646694253
Responsibility statement
Miramax Films presents a Film Colony Production ; a film by Lasse Hallström ; executive producers, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, Bobby Cohen, Meryl Poster ; screenplay by John Irving, based upon his book ; produced by Richard N. Gladstein ; directed by Lasse Hallström
Runtime
125
Series statement
Miramax collector's series
Summary
Homer Wells grows up in an orphanage in remote St. Cloud, Maine. Dr. Larch, who also provides medically safe, if illegal, abortions, runs the orphanage. Homer is Dr. Larch's favorite, and over the years, Dr. Larch trains Homer as his successor. Homer thus becomes a skilled, albeit unlicensed, physician. Homer, however, yearns for a life outside the orphanage. When Wally and pregnant Candy come for an abortion, Homer leaves with them to work on Wally's family apple farm. WWII is beginning, and Wally goes off to be a pilot, leaving Homer to run the orchard and look after Candy. What will Homer learn about life and love in the cider house? What of the destiny that Dr. Larch has planned for him?
Table Of Contents
Opening credits/Homer the orphan -- Two new patients -- "I'm not a doctor!" -- Bedtime -- A new home for Hazel -- Movie night -- Hard being an orphan -- She died of ignorance -- Wally and Candy -- Homer leaves home -- Apples and the ocean -- Learning the ropes -- Homer has credentials? -- Dinner date with Candy -- A handpicked gift -- The nicest and most beautiful girl -- A first-rate candidate -- "What business you in?" -- What a drive-in is really for -- Fuzzy gets adopted -- A package from the past -- A kiss as sweet as Candy -- Homer stays behind -- Letters -- The orchardmen return -- A blooming Rose -- The father -- Injured in the line of duty -- The doctor business -- The cider house rules -- Nothing is nothing -- Putting things straight -- It's hard to say goodbye -- Homer returns home -- End credits
Target audience
general
Technique
live action
Classification
resource.screenwriter
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