Pontiac Moon 1994 - Pontiac Moon Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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PONTIAC MOON (1994) - PG-13

Country:	United States Location: New Mexico
Genre:	Drama

Credits

Director:	Peter Medak
Producer:	Robert Schaffel Youssef Vahabzadeh
Exec Producer:	Bob Benedetti Jeffrey D. Brown Ted Danson
Co-Producer:	Sharon Roesler
Assoc. Producer:	Finn Taylor
Writer: Story by:	Finn Taylor
Writer: Screenplay:	Jeffrey D. Brown
Cast:	Gene Borkan Ron Burke Ted Danson Ramsey Ellis Frank Carl Fisher Jr. Max Gail Suzanne Ircha Dewey Kellogg James Oscar Lee Keith MacKechnie Bobby Joe McFadden Cathy Moriarty E.B. Myers Richard Ohtsuka Lisa Jane Persky J.C. Quinn Leslie Ryan John Schuck Eric Schweig Arthur Senzy Mary Steenburgen Don Swayze Ryan Todd Tamara Wilcox-Smith
Casting Director:	Janet Hirshenson Jane Jenkins
Production Manager:	Steve K. Barnett George Goodman
Editor:	Anne V. Coates
Production Design:	Jeffrey Beecroft
Dir of Photography:	Thomas Kloss
Composer:	Randy Edelman
Costume Designer:	Rachel Hallpern Ruth Myers Peggy Schnitzer Mary Elizabeth Still

Synopsis: A man whose wife has not left the house for seven years fears the same malady may plague his young son. To circumvent such a fate, he hopes to create “one perfect act”, and decides to take the boy in his classic Pontiac to the Spires of the Moon National Park, symbolically 1,776 miles from their home. Their cross-country, father-son trek leads to personal discovery as they encounter a wide-array of folk – a Vietnam vet, a Native American, and a redneck, among others. Their travels bring them together.

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