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| − | '''Reign Over Me''', a rare dramatic turn for [[Adam Sandler]], stars [[Don Cheadle]] as an discontented dentist who finds new purpose in life when he meets up with his old college roommate. Falsely accused of adulterous passion (like [[Joseph]] in the Bible), Alan finds new inner strength as he devotes himself to helping Charlie face the reality of his deep sadness over losing his wife and children in [[9/11]]. | + | '''Reign Over Me''', a rare dramatic turn for [[Adam Sandler]], is a movie which stars [[Don Cheadle]] as an discontented dentist who finds new purpose in life when he meets up with his old college roommate. Falsely accused of adulterous passion (like [[Joseph]] in the Bible), Alan finds new inner strength as he devotes himself to helping Charlie face the reality of his deep sadness over losing his wife and children in [[9/11]]. |
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Revision as of 07:44, August 30, 2008
Reign Over Me, a rare dramatic turn for Adam Sandler, is a movie which stars Don Cheadle as an discontented dentist who finds new purpose in life when he meets up with his old college roommate. Falsely accused of adulterous passion (like Joseph in the Bible), Alan finds new inner strength as he devotes himself to helping Charlie face the reality of his deep sadness over losing his wife and children in 9/11.