Where the Heart Is (1990 film)

Where the Heart Is is a 1990 romantic comedy film about a wealthy businessman who shows his young-adult offspring how tough life can be. Directed by John Boorman. Written by John Boorman and Edgar F. Gross. Stewart McBain Harry, your loyalty was an accusation. Blame someone else. My Heart? Home is where the heart is, and I've lost my home. Shitty At my age, I need an hour in the bathroom in the morning! And there's always one of them skinny, titless mannequins in there fluffing up her hair. Dialogue Jimmy: You never said we'd have Bang-fucking-kok in the hallway! Lionel: That's an unprovoked racist slur. Porna: Excuse me, we are from Bom-fucking-bay! Jimmy: We're broke, we're desperate, we're hopeless... The fag doesn't pay, the Shit doesn't pay. Chloe: Don't call him "the fag!" Daphne: Don't call him "the Shit!" Shitty: At least I'm "the Shit." You're just A shit. Cast Dabney Coleman - Stewart McBain Joanna Cassidy - Jean McBain Suzy Amis - Chloe McBain Uma Thurman - Daphne McBain David Hewlett - Jimmy Crispin Glover - Lionel Christopher Plummer - "Shitty" Maury Chaykin - Harry Dylan Walsh - Tom Sheila Kelley - Sheryl Ken Pogue - Hamilton Robbie Coltrane - a business associate (uncredited) External links 0100924 Where the Heart Is 1028561-where_the_heart_is wheretheheartis90 Category:1990 films Category:1990s American films Category:American romantic comedy films