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An elderly Southern widow, Mattie Rigsbee (Ellen Burstyn), begrudgingly starts to acknowledge that she can't live on her own. When Mattie becomes friends with the town dogcatcher, Lamar Benfield (Mark Hamill), she is also introduced to his orphaned nephew, Wesley (Jonathan Taylor Thomas). Although Wesley has been in trouble with the law and incarcerated for auto theft, Mattie sees potential in the boy and tries to point him in the right direction by allowing him to live with her.
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Rating: PG-13 (Language|Some Violence)
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Arthur Allan Seidelman
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Producer: Madeline Bell, Heath McLaughlin, Bettina Tendler O'Mara
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Writer: Clyde Edgerton, Paul Tamasy
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Production Co: Mitchum Entertainment
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Sound Mix: Dolby
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Critic Reviews for Walking Across Egypt
Audience Reviews for Walking Across Egypt
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Nothing bad. A good film, despite sentimental, made for television. Ellen Burstyn and Jonathan Taylor-Thomas are a great due. Fresh.
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This movie is great, full of inspiration and hope. Yet sometimes it does so too much, making the story somewhat corny. Overall the actors are really good, though, and the story is both dramatic and funny. And it's really good, so I recommend it.
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A beautiful story. Sweet and sentimental but not in a flaky way.
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