Approved for 12+

WhereTheres a Will

Richie Greene's (Frank Whaley, Pulp Fiction) luck is about to run out. His latest con has failed miserably and now he can't repay Paulie (Dan Riordan, Ed Wood), a merciless loan shark who has promised to start removing Richie's fingers until he pays up. And then…the phone rings. On the line is an offer he can't refuse: to look after his ailing grandmother Clyde (Marion Ross, TV's Happy Days), who he's never even met. As Clyde's only living relative, Richie would also be the only heir to her estate. In need of a hideout, a decent scam, and a nice inheritance, Richie says hello to Hicksville…only to discover that Clyde is anything BUT the naïve old lady knocking on death's door he'd hoped for… Full of wisdom and heart, unexpected humor and the unpredictable turns of life, Where There's a Will is a film about the value of family ties and the second chances we sometimes take for granted.
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Dove Review

Leslie Clyde Onstott (Marion Ross) is a wealthy, widowed woman living alone in the small town of Harmony, Texas. She has trouble seeing, she is physically unstable and those who care for her are worried. Since she has no ‘known’ next of kin, they are talking about placing her in a home. Richie Greene (Frank Whaley) is involved with a loan shark to the tune of $10,000.00 and he wants his money NOW!! The loan shark is on his way to Richie’s house when Richie gets a phone call from Texas. Come to find out, he’s the only living relative of “Clyde” Onstott and he’s asked to come live with and care for Clyde. With the loan shark dismantling his home, he takes off to Harmony.

Once there, Richie discovers unconditional love and family are far more important than the money he came Harmony to pilfer from his grandmother. This is a wonderful family movie with great values to learn. The little town of Harmony Texas makes the viewer feel “at home” and the all-star cast lend their talent to the charm. “Where There’s A Will” is awarded four Doves and our Dove “Family-Approved” Seal.

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A secondary character "appears" to be ransacking Richie’s house; same character pulls a gun and threatens to shoot Richie’s knee.

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A secondary character "appears" to be ransacking Richie’s house; same character pulls a gun and threatens to shoot Richie’s knee.

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Smoking cigarettes; drinking beer.

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Richie is disrespectful of his grandmother's wishes and her money but is remorseful in the end.

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