Waiting for the Light
Directed by Christopher Monger6.085%6.6
It is not about Aunt Z moving her niece and family....The niece, Garr, moves her family away from the city. The kids enjoy playing tricks, learned from Aunt Z (MacLaine). The kids get kicked out of school one too many times and after inheriting the diner, they move. Garr promises them if they don't quit embarrassing her with their foolishness, she will put the kids in separate orphanages and MacLaine in a mental institute!. All turns out well.
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Waiting for the Light was released on September 7, 1990.
Waiting for the Light was directed by Christopher Monger.
Waiting for the Light has a runtime of 1h 34m.
Waiting for the Light was produced by Ron Bozman, Caldecot Chubb.
It is not about Aunt Z moving her niece and family....The niece, Garr, moves her family away from the city. The kids enjoy playing tricks, learned from Aunt Z (MacLaine). The kids get kicked out of school one too many times and after inheriting the diner, they move. Garr promises them if they don't quit embarrassing her with their foolishness, she will put the kids in separate orphanages and MacLaine in a mental institute!. All turns out well.
The key characters in Waiting for the Light are Aunt Zena (Shirley MacLaine), Kay (Teri Garr), Joe (Clancy Brown).
Waiting for the Light is rated PG.
Waiting for the Light is a Comedy film.
Waiting for the Light has an audience rating of 8.5 out of 10.
Waiting for the Light has made $809K at the box office.