Dear God 1996 - Dear God Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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DEAR GOD (1996) - PG

Country:	United States
Genre:	Comedy

Credits

Director:	Garry Marshall
Producer:	Steve Tisch
Exec Producer:	Mario Iscovich
Co-Producer:	Kearie Peak Ellen H. Schwartz
Assoc. Producer:	Angel Pine Karen Stirgwolt
Writer: Screenplay:	Ed Kaplan Warren Leight
Cast:	Roscoe Lee Browne Tim Conway Tony Danza Christopher Darden Hector Elizondo Anna Maria Horsford Toby Huss Greg Kinnear Jack Klugman Donal Logue Nancy Marchand Garry Marshall Kathleen Marshall Rue McClanahan Laurie Metcalf Larry Miller Felix A. Pire Maria Pitillo Phil Redrow Jon Seda Timothy Stack
Casting Director:	Carrie Frazier
Editor:	Debra Neil-Fisher
Production Design:	Albert Brenner
Dir of Photography:	Charles Minsky
Composer:	James Patrick Dunne Jeremy Lubbock
Costume Designer:	Deborah Hopper

Synopsis: A gambler, in heavy debt from his racetrack losses, perpetrates a number of frauds, which land him in court. The judge agrees to erase the charges if he can hold a job for a year. He lands a menial job with the post office and winds up assigned to the dead-letter office, stuck with handling letters addressed to God. He answers one, but mistakenly includes his paycheck in the envelope, setting off a whole series of charitable actions by his co-workers and others, leading some to revive their faith in the mysterious works of God.

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