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	'''Release Date:''' December 20, 1996 (USA) \| '''Length:''' ~~???~~ min \| '''Genre:''' Adventure, Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for salty language and innuendo. \| '''Note(s):''' Also known as "Grumpy Old Presidents".		'''Release Date:''' December 20, 1996 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 101 min \| '''Genre:''' Adventure, Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for salty language and innuendo. \| '''Note(s):''' Also known as "Grumpy Old Presidents".

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	<big>Kramer and Douglas, two former presidents from opposite ends of the political spectrum, become reluctant allies when they become the target of a conspirator in President Haney's administration. The two ex-presidents realize they have an enemy within the government and set out to find evidence that will clear their names. The search takes them across the Southern Appalachians; along the way they meet a homeless couple, thwart kidnappers in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant, and find themselves marching in a gay pride parade.</big>		<big>Kramer and Douglas, two former presidents from opposite ends of the political spectrum, become reluctant allies when they become the target of a conspirator in President Haney's administration. The two ex-presidents realize they have an enemy within the government and set out to find evidence that will clear their names. The search takes them across the Southern Appalachians; along the way they meet a homeless couple, thwart kidnappers in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant, and find themselves marching in a gay pride parade.</big>

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	<big>Kramer and Douglas, two former presidents from opposite ends of the political spectrum, become reluctant allies when they become the target of a conspirator in President Haney's administration. The two ex-presidents realize they have an enemy within the government and set out to find evidence that will clear their names. The search takes them across the Southern Appalachians; along the way they meet a homeless couple, thwart kidnappers in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant, and find themselves marching in a gay pride parade.</big>		<big>Kramer and Douglas, two former presidents from opposite ends of the political spectrum, become reluctant allies when they become the target of a conspirator in President Haney's administration. The two ex-presidents realize they have an enemy within the government and set out to find evidence that will clear their names. The search takes them across the Southern Appalachians; along the way they meet a homeless couple, thwart kidnappers in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant, and find themselves marching in a gay pride parade.</big>
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	==Cast and Crew:==		==Cast and Crew:==

	=== Director(s): ===		===Director(s):===
	Peter Segal		Peter Segal

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	===Starring:===		===Starring:===
	Jack Lemmon, James Garner, Dan Aykroyd, John Heard, Wilford Brimley, Lauren Bacall, Sela Ward, Everett McGill, Bradley Whitford, James Rebhorn, [[Esther Rolle]], Conchata Ferrell, Jack Kehler, Connie Ray, Tom Everett, Mark Lowenthal, Jeff Yagher, Edwin Newman, Lynn Clark, Leigh Rose, Mihoko Tokoro, Ken Enomoto, Gunnar Peterson, Scott Burkholder, Wayne Duvall, Jack Garner, [[Gene Boland]], Francesca Rollins, Paul Feig, Cathy Ladman, [[Tom Wright]], Dana Gould, Scott Hoxby, Jonathan Osser, Mitch Braswell, E. Arthur Booth, Steve Carlisle, Todd McDurmont, Madison Wellington, David Malloy, Jennifer Leigh Jones, Rob Roy Fitzgerald, Jennifer Austin, Bobby Bass, Steve Chambers, Jimmy Nickerson, Cara Gooden, Matthew R. Zboyovski, Michael Peña, Alex Joganic, Ocie Pouncie, Neva Howell, Sheri Mann Stewart, Pete Penuel, John O'Leary, Leighanne Littrell, Rick Hall, Eric Siegel, Ann Cusack, Jean Speegle Howard, Dorothy Lucey, Jeff Mandon, Jim Bissell, Shawn D. Woodyard, Steve Wedan, Tom Sean Foley, Michael Russo, Christopher Kriesa, William Kerr, Peter Segal, Jeffrey J. Ayers, Greg Bronson, Tory Christopher, Scott Fowler, C. Michael Haynes, Marg Helgenberger, Jan Jackson, Stephen Kelly, Jesse G. Martin, Jennifer L. Ray, Michael Satterfield, Robert Shepherd, Johnny Urbon, Sam P. Whitehead		Jack Lemmon, James Garner, Dan Aykroyd, John Heard, Wilford Brimley, Lauren Bacall, Sela Ward, Everett McGill, Bradley Whitford, James Rebhorn, [[Esther Rolle]], Conchata Ferrell, Jack Kehler, Connie Ray, Tom Everett, Mark Lowenthal, Jeff Yagher, Edwin Newman, Lynn Clark, Leigh Rose, Mihoko Tokoro, Ken Enomoto, Gunnar Peterson, Scott Burkholder, Wayne Duvall, Jack Garner, [[Gene Boland]], Francesca Rollins, Paul Feig, Cathy Ladman, [[Tom Wright]], Dana Gould, Scott Hoxby, Jonathan Osser, Mitch Braswell, E. Arthur Booth, Steve Carlisle, Todd McDurmont, Madison Wellington, David Malloy, Jennifer Leigh Jones, Rob Roy Fitzgerald, Jennifer Austin, Bobby Bass, Steve Chambers, Jimmy Nickerson, Cara Gooden, Matthew R. Zboyovski, Michael Peña, Alex Joganic, [[Ocie Pouncie]], Neva Howell, Sheri Mann Stewart, Pete Penuel, John O'Leary, Leighanne Littrell, Rick Hall, Eric Siegel, Ann Cusack, Jean Speegle Howard, Dorothy Lucey, Jeff Mandon, Jim Bissell, [[Shawn D. Woodyard]], Steve Wedan, Tom Sean Foley, Michael Russo, Christopher Kriesa, William Kerr, Peter Segal, Jeffrey J. Ayers, Greg Bronson, Tory Christopher, Scott Fowler, C. Michael Haynes, Marg Helgenberger, Jan Jackson, Stephen Kelly, Jesse G. Martin, Jennifer L. Ray, Michael Satterfield, Robert Shepherd, Johnny Urbon, Sam P. Whitehead

	===Producer(s):===		===Producer(s):===
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	'''Release Date:''' December 20, 1996 (USA) \| '''Length:''' ??? min \| '''Genre:''' Adventure, Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for salty language and innuendo. \| '''Note(s):''' Also known as "Grumpy Old Presidents".		'''Release Date:''' December 20, 1996 (USA) \| '''Length:''' ??? min \| '''Genre:''' Adventure, Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for salty language and innuendo. \| '''Note(s):''' Also known as "Grumpy Old Presidents".

	== Media: ==		==Media:==
	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8qYviRDBME View Trailer] \| Watch FREE		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8qYviRDBME View Trailer] \| Watch FREE

	== External Links ==		==External Links==
	[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117119/ IMDB] \| Read Review		[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117119/ IMDB] \| Read Review

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<big>Kramer and Douglas, two former presidents from opposite ends of the political spectrum, become reluctant allies when they become the target of a conspirator in President Haney's administration. The two ex-presidents realize they have an enemy within the government and set out to find evidence that will clear their names. The search takes them across the Southern Appalachians; along the way they meet a homeless couple, thwart kidnappers in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant, and find themselves marching in a gay pride parade.</big>

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==Cast and Crew:==

=== Director(s): ===
Peter Segal

===Writer(s):===
E. Jack Kaplan, Richard Chapman, Peter Tolan

===Starring:===
Jack Lemmon, James Garner, Dan Aykroyd, John Heard, Wilford Brimley, Lauren Bacall, Sela Ward, Everett McGill, Bradley Whitford, James Rebhorn, [[Esther Rolle]], Conchata Ferrell, Jack Kehler, Connie Ray, Tom Everett, Mark Lowenthal, Jeff Yagher, Edwin Newman, Lynn Clark, Leigh Rose, Mihoko Tokoro, Ken Enomoto, Gunnar Peterson, Scott Burkholder, Wayne Duvall, Jack Garner, [[Gene Boland]], Francesca Rollins, Paul Feig, Cathy Ladman, [[Tom Wright]], Dana Gould, Scott Hoxby, Jonathan Osser, Mitch Braswell, E. Arthur Booth, Steve Carlisle, Todd McDurmont, Madison Wellington, David Malloy, Jennifer Leigh Jones, Rob Roy Fitzgerald, Jennifer Austin, Bobby Bass, Steve Chambers, Jimmy Nickerson, Cara Gooden, Matthew R. Zboyovski, Michael Peña, Alex Joganic, Ocie Pouncie, Neva Howell, Sheri Mann Stewart, Pete Penuel, John O'Leary, Leighanne Littrell, Rick Hall, Eric Siegel, Ann Cusack, Jean Speegle Howard, Dorothy Lucey, Jeff Mandon, Jim Bissell, Shawn D. Woodyard, Steve Wedan, Tom Sean Foley, Michael Russo, Christopher Kriesa, William Kerr, Peter Segal, Jeffrey J. Ayers, Greg Bronson, Tory Christopher, Scott Fowler, C. Michael Haynes, Marg Helgenberger, Jan Jackson, Stephen Kelly, Jesse G. Martin, Jennifer L. Ray, Michael Satterfield, Robert Shepherd, Johnny Urbon, Sam P. Whitehead

===Producer(s):===
Tracy Barone, Michael Ewing, Jean Higgins, Russ Kavanaugh, Neil Meron, Jon Peters, Craig Zadan

==Release Info:==
'''Release Date:''' December 20, 1996 (USA) | '''Length:''' ??? min | '''Genre:''' Adventure, Comedy | '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for salty language and innuendo. | '''Note(s):''' Also known as "Grumpy Old Presidents".

== Media: ==
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8qYviRDBME View Trailer] | Watch FREE

== External Links ==
[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117119/ IMDB] | Read Review

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[[Category:Comedy]]
[[Category:1996]]