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Harrison Bergeron (1995)

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Release Date: Aug 13, 1995 Wide

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Sean Astin stars as the title character in this creepy made-for-cable adaptation of the Kurt Vonnegut classic. Set in a future America, where a small, elite group controls the masses, teen Harrison Bergeron is chosen to lead a movement that promotes mediocrity. Christopher Plummer stars as John Klaxon, the mastermind behind the attempt to uniformly dumb-down Americans. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi

R, 1 hr. 39 min.

Television, Science Fiction & Fantasy

Directed By: Bruce Pittman

In Theaters: Aug 13, 1995 Wide

On DVD: Dec 19, 1995

Republic Pictures Home Video

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Cast

John Astin
Golf Announcer (uncredi...
Sean Astin
Harrison Bergeron
Nigel Bennett
Dr. Eisenstock
Peter Boretski
Newman
David Calderisi
Commissioner Benson
Jayne Eastwood
Ms. Newbound
Hal Eisen
TV Announcer - San Quen...
Chapelle Jaffe
Head House Lady
Howie Mandel
Andrea Martin
Christopher Plummer
John Klaxon
Natalie Radford
Alma Starbuck
Anthony Sherwood
TV Announcer - Florida
Deborah Theaker
Jane Starbuck
Ron White
Reynolds
Mark Wilson
Wally Starbuck
Buck Henry
TV producer
Eugene Levy
Doug Lennox
Policeman
Linda Goranson
Hazel Bergeron
Miranda de Pencier
Phillipa
Sam Moses
Sandbag Dancer
Diana Reis
Miss Hopkins
Carlton Watson
Jerome
Matthew Ferguson
Garth Bergeron
Roger Dunn
George Bergeron
Marc Marut
Todd
Hayden Christensen
Eric
William Lynn
TV Cameraman Bert

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This is an excellent movie about the inevitable destiny of the nanny state. Based on the Kurt Vonnegut short story (though actually giving more background that the original story did), this film should be a clarion call to every freedom loving individual to take a closer look at what the paternalistic socialists in the

August 20, 2009