The Other Sister

The Other Sister is a 1999 movie directed by Garry Marshall about a mentally challenged girl who sets out to prove that she is capable of leading a normal life and love. A love story for the romantically challenged. (taglines) Daniel McMann I love you every minute. I love you more than marching bands and cookie making. Carla Tate (After watching a couple do a body shot at the bar) Normal couples don't do that. They're from college. Dialogue Carla Tate: I wonder who thought up sex? Daniel McMann: I think it was Madonna. Carla Tate: Have you ever done it before? Daniel McMann: Well, yeah, kind of. You see, the guys at work, they chipped in and they found this girl, and she had a reputation. There was a lot of kissing and hugging and a lot of rubbing, and I kind of finished before I was supposed to. You have to be a guy to understand that. Tagline A love story for the romantically challenged. A Romantic Comedy About Letting Go! Cast Juliette Lewis - Carla Tate Diane Keaton - Elizabeth Tate Tom Skerritt - Dr. Radley Tate Giovanni Ribisi—Daniel "Danny" McMann Poppy Montgomery - Caroline Tate Sarah Paulson - Heather Tate Linda Thorson - Drew Evanson Joe Flanigan - Jeff Reed Juliet Mills - Winnie the Housekeeper Tracy Reiner - Michelle Hector Elizondo as Ernie External links Category:1999 films Category:1999 American films Category:American romantic comedy-drama films Category:Films directed by Garry Marshall Category:Films about mother–daughter relationships‎ Category:Films about disability