School Ties (1992)

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Written by Dick Wolf

Directed by Robert Mandel

Also known as "Código de Honor", "Collège d'élite", "Un Reto de Honor"

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1992

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Intelligent drama set in the 1950s, starring Brendan Fraser as David Greene, a high school kid who is head-hunted by a New England prep school which wants him to be its football team's new star quarterback. David arrives at the new school with high hopes, but also with one big secret - he is Jewish. At first he manages to shield his true identity from his new school friends, but eventually the truth comes out and David must face the pent-up prejudices of an anti-Semitic group of people. Even his room-mate and close friend Reece (Chris O'Donnell) is unsure of how to react when he realizes that he has been deceived by David. However, it's up to David himself to realize that he must face up to his own identity before anyone else can be expected to do the same.

When is School Ties next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Drama December 7th, 8:15am and on Sky Movies Drama HD December 7th, 8:15am. See more...

Cast

Image for Brendan FraserBrendan FraserDavid Greene
Image for Matt DamonMatt DamonCharlie Dillon
Chris O'DonnellChris Reece
Randall BatinkoffRip Van Kelt
Andrew Lowery'Mack' McGivern
Image for Cole HauserCole HauserJack Connors
Image for Ben AffleckBen AffleckChesty Smith
Anthony RappRichard "McGoo" Collins
Amy LocaneSally Wheeler
Peter DonatHeadmaster Dr. Bartram
Image for Zeljko IvanekZeljko IvanekMr. Cleary
Kevin TigheCoach McDevitt
Michael HigginsMr. Gierasch
Ed LauterAlan Greene
Peter McRobbieChaplain

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