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Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0786936209884
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Walt Disney Video
Manufacturer: Walt Disney Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Walt Disney Video
Region Code: 1
Release Date: April 06, 2004
Running Time: 96 minutes
Sales Rank: 12572
Studio: Walt Disney Video
Theatrical Release Date: November 06, 1987
Editorial Review:
Description:
Housewife Lucy Chadman (Shelley Long of OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE and TV's CHEERS) comes to an untimely end while nibbling on an oriental chicken ball ... but says HELLO AGAIN when her wacky, mystical sister Zelda (Judith Ivey) brings her back from the great beyond! Only one year has passed but oh, how things have changed. Lucy's miraculous return creates laugh-filled pandemonium with everyone she re-encounters ... especially with her upwardly mobile husband (Corbin Bernsen, L.A. LAW) who is now wed to her 'former' best friend! Suddenly solo, Lucy must piece together a new life -- in a riotous odyssey that bewitches her handsome doctor... bewilders her ex-husband ... and bedazzles both press and public alike!
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - heavenly good
I remember having watched this movie in the 80s with my brother. we both loved this story so much, that 20 years later we still didnt forget about it, and were so happy to have found it on dvd. a nice story about love, true love, and sisterhood, and magic. sit down relax and enjoy :)
Rating: - The Love of a Sister is Strong
Lucy ( Shelly Long ) is a mild mannered housewife who gave up all to help out her husband ( Corbin Bernsen ) to become the plastic surgeon of his dreams. They had a son, who was a joy to his mom and who, inspired by his mom's herbs and cooking, loved to cook and create as well. Lucy's sister, Zelda ( Judith Ivey ), is a bit out there with her mystic beliefs and chants, but the 2 sisters love each other deeply. Lucy is the odd-man-out at most high society, "snob" parties, as she trips, gets parts ... Read More
Rating: - Trading Places
I find it fascinating that Shelley Long quit "Cheers" to make movies like this. Because unlike TV actresses like Suzanne Somers, Shelly Long had real talent. In "Hello Again" Shelley plays the somewhat boring Lucy Chadman, a bored suburban wife who finds herself brought back to life; thanks to her sister. Despite the foolish plot, this really isn't that bad. It's one of those silly 80's movies that you have to laugh at because it is such a far fetched story. The supporting cast was pretty good, I especially ... Read More
Rating: - Gol-jo Win-JA!
Best 80's film ever. Yes, yes, we all know it's actually a terrible storyline and rather tacky on the whole, but that's the beauty of it! Any film with Shelley Long is worth seeing.
"I choked on a chicken ball?"
Rating:  - Back From The Dead And On Life Support
Shelley Long's decision to leave CHEERS, ostensibly to focus on movies, made her the brunt of many a late night talk show barb. Understandably so since it seemed like classic show biz hubris. You're on a great TV series and garnering acclaim and Emmy nominations, so you leap to the conclusion that big screen success is virtually inevitable if you but make the leap. In Long's case, she went from the Emmy winning CHEERS to, well, TROOP BEVERLY HILLS, followed by a string of other cinematic flops. Admittedly ... Read More
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