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		Genres: Comedy | Drama | Family | Romance Year: 1991 Actors: James Belushi Bill Dancer Kelly Lynch Grey Ellison Alisan Porter Curly Sue John Getz Walker McCormick Fred Dalton Thompson Bernard Oxbar Cameron Thor Maitre d' Branscombe Richmond Albert Steve Carell Tesio Gail Boggs Anise Hall Burke Byrnes Dr. Maxwell Viveka Davis Trina Barbara Tarbuck Mrs. Arnold Edie McClurg Secretary Charles Adams Prison Guard James W. Bolinski Pawnbroker Directors: John Hughes IMDB Rating: 4.70 (3323 votes)

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John Hughes dishes out the sentiment by the ladle-full in Curly Sue. The film stars James Belushi as Bill Dancer, a down-on-his-luck drifter who lives by his wits on the highways and byways of the United States, stealing free meals, slipping into movie theaters, and sleeping in welfare hotels. Bill is also the guardian of cute pint-size moppet Curly Sue (Allison Porter), a cutey pie cross between Little Orphan Annie and Tatum O’Neal’s Addie Loggins character from Paper Moon. Bill and Curly Sue are a perfect con team, and they practice their scams when they need money for food. Pulling a knockdown car-accident scam, Bill makes hard-bitten Chicago lawyer Grey Ellison (Kelly Lynch) think that she slammed into him with her car. She buys dinner for the two mountebanks before being taken away by her snotty boyfriend Walter McCormick (John Getz). But the next morning, Grey actually does hit Bill with her car, and she takes the two back home with her. At first, Grey can’t seem to get Curly Sue out of her mind, but then she finds herself falling in love with Bill. They begin to form a perfect family until Walter puts in a call to the Department of Children and Family Services.

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