The Prodigy (1999)
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Edward T. McDougal's drama Prodigy shows how an illiterate street kid shapes the lives of some party-oriented fraternity members. After escaping from an abusive home, 12-year old Nathan hides out at a local frat house. The members take him under their wings but must enroll him in the college or… More Edward T. McDougal's drama Prodigy shows how an illiterate street kid shapes the lives of some party-oriented fraternity members. After escaping from an abusive home, 12-year old Nathan hides out at a local frat house. The members take him under their wings but must enroll him in the college or else have their charter taken away. They use outrageous cheating methods to achieve this goal but are eventually discovered. When the truth is uncovered, the brothers show the selfless qualities that Nathan has brought out in them. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
- Directed By
- Edward Mcdougal, Edward T. McDougal
- Genres
- Drama, Action & Adventure
PG,
- In Theaters
- Feb 1, 1998 Wide
- Studio
- Vanguard
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Cast
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Jason Moore
as Bret
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Robert Foreman
as Tony Donato
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Jeremy Isaiah Earl
as Nathan Jones
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Jennifer Rochester
as Christy Evans
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Joshua Pulliam
as Charlie
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John Farrimond
as Milton Cordell
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Barbara Rubenstein
as Dean
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Lora Wesley
as Nathan's Mother
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Peter Lemongelli
as Needleman
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Martin Shannon
as Tony's Father
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Dr. Cuz
as Nathan's Father
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Michael J. Stark
as Tiny
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Jim Rafalin
as Sgt. Perillo
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Tommie Turner
as Mrs Finley
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Teddy Drummer
as Gang Leader
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Stacey Lee Desimone
as Michelle
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Sarah Stacker Jones
as Nate's Grandmother
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Paul D. Hertel
as Brian
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Vincent P. Mahler
as Psychology Professor
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Mark M. Rasenick
as Biology Professor
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Roy McCall
as Professor Hillary
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George Scanlan
as Professor Gingrich
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Matthew Rasenick
as Young Tony
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Victor Arnopolin
as Math Professor
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Denise Mandell
as Reporter
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Russell R. Roberts
as Sheriff
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Dorothea Mirot
as Art Professor
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Bobbie Rose Dienhart
as Young Christy
