Stolen Summer (2002)

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PG | 1 hr 33 mins | Comedy, Drama | Released: 3/22/2002 |Box Office Total: $0.1M

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Synopsis:

The friendship of two young Chicago boys, Irish Catholic Pete and Jewish Danny, is challenged when Danny discovers that he's dying. He and Pete team up to figure out how they can guarantee they'll get into Heaven, making a list of ten good deeds they call the "Decathlon of Heaven".

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
3/22/2002

Studio	Credit
Miramax Records	Studio
Director	Credit
Pete Jones	Director
Cast	Credit
Aidan Quinn	Joe O'Malley
Bonnie Hunt	Margaret O'Malley
Kevin Pollak	Rabbi Jacobsen
Adi Stein	Pete O'Malley
Mike Weinberg	Danny Jacobsen
Eddie Kaye Thomas	Patrick O'Malley
Brian Dennehy	Father Kelly
Peggy Roeder	Sister Leona Mary
Thomas Ian Nicholas
Production Credits	Credit
Michelle Sy	Executive Producer
Jeff Balis	Co-Producer
Ben Affleck	Producer
Alex Keledjian	Associate Producer
Pat Peach	Executive Producer
Matt Damon	Producer
Chris Moore	Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Horsepower Entertainment	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Miramax Records	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Writer	Credit
Pete Jones	Screenplay
Art Department	Credit
Martha Ring	Set Decorator
Devorah Herbert	Production Designer
Film Camera	Credit
Peter Biagi	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
Danny Lux	Music
Production Management	Credit
Bruce Terris	Assistant Director
Sound	Credit
Alex Riordan	Sound
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Stacy Ellen Rich	Costume Designer

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