Forever Young (1992)

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Directed by Steve Miner

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1992

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Romantic drama about a test pilot who, in 1939, volunteers to participate in a cryonics experiment when his girlfriend falls into a deep coma following an accident. Thinking he has nothing left to live for, the pilot agrees to be frozen alive in suspended animation for one year. But he does not waken until 1992, and begins a desperate quest to discover if his lost love is still alive.

When is Forever Young next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on TCM November 29th, 9:00pm and on TCM November 30th, 1:05am. See more...

Cast

Image for Mel GibsonMel GibsonCapt. Daniel McCormick
Image for Jamie Lee CurtisJamie Lee CurtisClaire Cooper
Image for Elijah WoodElijah WoodNat Cooper
Isabel GlasserHelen
Image for George WendtGeorge WendtHarry Finley
Image for Joe MortonJoe MortonCameron
Nicolas SurovyJohn
David Marshall GrantLt. Col. Wilcox
Robert Hy GormanFelix
Millie SlavinSusan Finley
Michael A. GoorjianSteven
Veronica LaurenAlice
Art LaFleurAlice's Father
Eric PierpointFred
Image for Walton GogginsWalton GogginsGate MP

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