Heaven Can Wait (1978)

6.4	Listal rating
6.8	IMDB rating

Directed by

Buck Henry

Warren Beatty

Starring (View all)

Joe Pendleton

Betty Logan

Mr. Jordan

Max Corkle

Tony Abbott

Julia Farnsworth

The Escort

Krim

Written by (View all)

Elaine May

(screenplay) and

Warren Beatty

(screenplay)

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Beatty's Touchdown

3 weeks, 2 days ago at Apr 26 16:15

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The premise of a man killed prematurely, then resurrected in a different body has been used in several movies. This one exploits its comedic and dramatic potential best.

Warren Beatty plays the lead as an absolute darling of a man. His character befuddles a superlatively funny supporting cast, all clearly empowered by a script that's equally rich in hilarity, eloquence, and heart.

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Release date : 28 June 1978
UPC: 097360110975

Comedy (6), Romance (6), Fantasy (6), 1978 (4), Football (3), 1970s (2), Remake (2), Sport (1), 70's (1), Sort (1), HQ (1), Spiritual Cinema (1), Warren Beatty (1), SnP (1), Heaven (1), Remake With Different Title (1), Afterlife (1), Death (1), Drama (1)

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“The premise of a man killed prematurely, then resurrected in a different body has been used in several movies. This one exploits its comedic and dramatic potential best.

Warren Beatty plays the lead as an absolute darling of a man. His character befuddles a superlatively funny supporting cast, all clearly empowered by a script that's equally rich in hilarity, eloquence, and heart.” read more

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