Whose Life Is It Anyway - DVD
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Gifted sculptor Ken Harrison is now a hospitalized quadriplegic. And no matter how much he makes light of his condition, another kind of light inside of him grows dim. Ken wants the doctors to let him die. In this searing screen version of the hit play, Richard Dreyfuss plays Ken, jousting with physicians, teasing nurses and striving to persuade hospital authorities and the justice system that he can't be denied one of the few choices h
- GenreDramaDescriptionGifted sculptor Ken Harrison is now a hospitalized quadriplegic. And no matter how much he makes light of his condition, another kind of light inside of him grows dim. Ken wants the doctors to let him die. In this searing screen version of the hit play, Richard Dreyfuss plays Ken, jousting with physicians, teasing nurses and striving to persuade hospital authorities and the justice system that he can't be denied one of the few choices hTitleWhose Life Is It Anyway - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioWarner
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