My Girl (1991)

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Written by Laurice Elehwany

Directed by Howard Zieff

Production Year: 1991

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

This warm and humorous tale follows the story of an 11-year-old tomboy called Vada Sultenfuss (Anna Chlumsky) who lives with her widower father, Harry (Dan Aykroyd)

Harry is a mortician and the pair live in the funeral home where his 'offices' are kept and since her mother's death Vada has shared a morbid fascination with death.

Her dad soon falls in love again, with the new cosmetologist, Shelley DeVoto (Jamie Lee Curtis) at the funeral parlour where he works.

Along with fears that she may have been responsible for her mother's death, the girl is also troubled by her father's relationship, which seems to come between them. But she finds a best friend to help her cope with the confusion in the bosy of the hyper allergic Thomas J. Sennett (Macaulay Culkin).

Cast

Image for Dan AykroydDan AykroydHarry Sultenfuss
Image for Jamie Lee CurtisJamie Lee CurtisShelly DeVoto
Macaulay CulkinThomas J. Sennett
Anna ChlumskyVada Sultenfuss
Richard MasurPhil Sultenfuss
Griffin DunneMr. Jake Bixler
Ann NelsonGramoo Sultenfuss
Peter Michael GoetzDr. Welty
Jane HallarenNurse Randall
Tony JonesArthur
Tom VillardJustin
Lara SteinickRonda
Kristian TruelsenCharles
David CapritaRay
Jody WilsonMrs. Hunsaker

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