The film doesn’t really click as a satire on generational differences in manners and morals.
Like Father, Like Son (1987)
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Runtime: 1 hr 41 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: Typical high school senior Chris Hammond (Kirk Cameron) and his father (Dudley Moore), Jack, are about as close as they can get--but they're about to become even closer. When a freak accident... Typical high school senior Chris Hammond (Kirk Cameron) and his father (Dudley Moore), Jack, are about as close as they can get--but they're about to become even closer. When a freak accident causes them to switch bodies, they will learn more about each others lives than they ever expected! [More]
Starring: Kirk Cameron, Dudley Moore, Sean Astin, Margaret Colin
Starring: Kirk Cameron, Dudley Moore, Sean Astin, Margaret Colin, Catherine Hicks
Director: Rod Daniel
Director: Rod Daniel
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