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DVD Released: 08/17/2004

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Genre: Romance
Starring: James Spader, Michael Caine, Maggie Smith, Sally Fay Cottingham, Tod Engle, Buck Henry, Juliane Nicholson, Marcia Gay Harden

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The ghosts of a theatrical duo teach a young couple about love and commitment.

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