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Falling Down

Rated R for violence and strong language.

R 112min.
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It's just not William Foster's (Michael Douglas) day. Laid off from his defense job, Foster gets stuck in the middle of the mother of all traffic jams. Desirous of attending his daughter's birthday party at the home of his ex-wife (Barbara Hershey), ... Read More
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Mrs. Prendergast
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D-Fens' Mother
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