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Come Away Home

  • 2005
  • PG
  • 1h 42m
IMDb RATING
6.6/10
679
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Come Away Home (2005)
A friendship develops when 12-year-old Annie is coerced to stay with her Grandpa Donald.
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A friendship develops when 12-year-old Annie is coerced to stay with her Grandpa Donald.A friendship develops when 12-year-old Annie is coerced to stay with her Grandpa Donald.A friendship develops when 12-year-old Annie is coerced to stay with her Grandpa Donald.

  • Director
    • Doug McKeon
  • Writers
    • Stephen Zakman
    • Robert D. Slane
  • Stars
    • Jordan-Claire Green
    • Macey Cruthird
    • Kris Crevani
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.6/10
    679
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Doug McKeon
    • Writers
      • Stephen Zakman
      • Robert D. Slane
    • Stars
      • Jordan-Claire Green
      • Macey Cruthird
      • Kris Crevani
    • 21User reviews
    • 16Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 2 wins & 1 nomination total

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    Jordan-Claire Green
    Jordan-Claire Green
    • Annie Lamm
    Macey Cruthird
    Macey Cruthird
    • Holly
    Kris Crevani
    • Teacher
    Will Denton
    Will Denton
    • Jason
    • (as William Goldweit-Denton)
    Jimmy Walsh
    • Doug
    • (as James M. Walsh)
    Lea Thompson
    Lea Thompson
    • Carol Lamm
    Thomas Gibson
    Thomas Gibson
    • Gary Lamm
    Paul Dooley
    Paul Dooley
    • Grandpa Donald Brooks
    Martin Mull
    Martin Mull
    • Barney Green
    Doug McKeon
    Doug McKeon
    • Woodsy Warner
    Gregg Russell
    • Bearded Man…
    Kristen Renton
    Kristen Renton
    • Ashley Green
    Jean Meyers
    • Woman Collecting Shells
    Asher Monroe
    Asher Monroe
    • Chris
    • (as Asher Book)
    Sal Catalano
    Sal Catalano
    • Lance Shoals
    Prosper Egan
    • Scarf Lady
    Michael Rae
    • Chris' Brother
    Adrian Staton
    Adrian Staton
    • Historical Home Guide
    • Director
      • Doug McKeon
    • Writers
      • Stephen Zakman
      • Robert D. Slane
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    7blahblahblah12345

    Nice family film.

    Overall this was a very enjoyable film. It has points of humor and tenderness. While it may be a bit boring for young ones, it is not at all inappropriate and something that the entire family can watch. It may be a bit of a "Hallmark moment", but it makes it more easy to relate to rather than cheesy and corny. My biggest criticism however would be with some of the acting and dialogue. For the most part, it was good enough, but there are a handful of scenes that were hard to watch. There are also several scenarios that were pretty hard to believe and seemed a bit forced. But still, that doesn't take away from the beautiful themes and overall morals of the story.
    9edtgate

    beautifully produced movie

    On May 11 I had the pleasure of taking my 12-year-old granddaughter and nine-year-old grandson to see the movie "Come Away Home." Initially, I wanted to take the children because I thought they might enjoy scenes from the Hilton Head Island area but didn't expect much more.

    To our very pleasant surprise, "Come Away Home" is a beautifully produced movie with one of the most outstanding story lines I have seen in quite some time. The acting is top notch, including islander Gregg Russell, who did a wonderful job. The scenes from Hilton Head were enjoyable but I must say that this movie reaches far beyond Hilton Head. This is a movie for the world to see.

    Word of caution: Grandpas should plan to bring a few tissues and hugging of the grandchildren will be in order on the way out of the theater.
    7gregc2

    Come Away Home

    COME AWAY HOME is a surprising feel good movie for the whole family. It's a "PG" movie not just for kids. It was a pleasant night out with no violence, sex, or bad language but a movie that goes back to traditional values and a simpler life. And, yes, there are some "issues", such as rebellious teen, too busy parents, anger at the dad-grandfather character, but these represent things we can all relate to, and hopefully work out. Anyone who has ever visited Hilton Head, S.C. will recognize the scenery and location. While short-lived in theaters, it would be a great TV movie. I hope everyone will tune in! You won't be disappointed.
    10ashnkat

    Fun Family Film!

    My family migrates to Hilton Head Island, the setting for Come Away Home, every summer. My kids were very excited to see Come Away Home because their favorite entertainer, Gregg Russell stars in the film. My kids (ages 3, 9, and 11) loved this movie!!! It kept their attention from start to finish. We all enjoyed seeing Hilton Head landmarks on the big screen and the actors were perfectly cast. It was nice to see Leah Thompson on the big screen again. My kids have seen "Back to the Future" a million times and they recognized Leah right away. Overall, we all enjoyed this family movie and we will buy it when it comes out on DVD. Our family gives this movie 10 stars!!!
    10clarkdiana

    A wonderful film. Beautifully written, acted and directed.

    A wonderful family film. Beautifully written, acted and directed. The story was touching without being the least bit sappy. I am amazed by what can be done what a small amount of money and a great deal of talent. In an era of "over the top", big budget movies with little substance, this movie was a breadth of fresh air. The two main characters, Grandpa Donald played by Paul Dooley and Annie played by Jordan-Claire Green were particularly good. You got to know these people during the course of the film came to like them and were rooting for them to prevail. This was a truly delightful movie which I thoroughly enjoyed.

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    Family

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    • Trivia
      Doug McKeon: the nature show host who appears (with Spanish overdubbing) when Annie turns on Grandpa Donald's black and white television. He is credited as "Woodsy Warner" in the end credits.
    • Goofs
      When Donald, Barney, and Annie are riding in Donald's Buick, the transmission lever is clearly in the "park" position.
    • Quotes

      Barney: Anyone up for a game of Rummy?

      Carol: Where the hell have you two been?

      Barney: ...Or maybe Solitaire.

    • Crazy credits
      Local Nuisance - Graeme Dunlap
    • Connections
      References Les Dents de la mer (1975)

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    • Release date
      • April 29, 2005 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official site
      • Official site
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Путь домой
    • Filming locations
      • Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, USA
    • Production companies
      • Stephen M. Zakman Productions
      • Haven Films Inc.
      • High Tide Entertainment
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    • Budget
      • $1,200,000 (estimated)
    • Gross US & Canada
      • $72,810
    • Gross worldwide
      • $72,810
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 42m(102 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono

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