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| Curtis Armstrong | ... |
Arnold Pischkin
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| Catherine Hicks | ... |
Carol Stadler
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| Kevin Conroy | ... |
Brad Stadler
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| Robert Briscoe Evans | ... |
Noel
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| Joseph Gordon-Levitt | ... |
Josh Stadler
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| Harvey Jason | ... |
Dr. Jahundi
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| Jerry Hardin | ... |
Cal
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Richard Stahl |
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| Paul Rodriguez | ... |
Ralph, The Angel
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Carole Androsky | ... |
Wife Mourner
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| Andre Rosey Brown | ... |
Guard
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Betty Carvalho | ... |
Maria
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Wendy Cutler | ... |
Newsperson
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Andy Goldberg | ... |
Caterer
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Brad Stadler is a high flying property developer who spends too much time at work, is unfaithful to his wife (Carol) and has no time for son Josh's baseball games. So one day, the God decides that Brad's time has come. After an accident at his construction site he is reincarnated as Arnold Pischkin. Now Brad has to adjust to life without his millions, his good looks and phoney charm. Arnold has to start from the bottom rung of the social ladder and has to resort to being the housekeeper to his widow and son. Written by Rob Hartill
As a comedy, this one barely provides any chuckles. Obviously, this is just one morality lesson in which we learn the usual tripe : money - no - good, family - good. Simple enough for you? Fortunately, Adam Clarkson sparkles in a more-than-average script and weak direction.