| Lathe Of Heaven | |||||
| A&E Video (2002) | |||||
| Drama, Family, Science Fiction, Thriller | |||||
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| James Caan | Dr. William Haber | |
| Lukas Haas | George Orr | |
| Lisa Bonet | Heather Lelache | |
| David Strathairn | Mannie | |
| Sheila McCarthy | Penny | |
| Serge Houde | Judge | |
| Suzanne Desautels | Lelache's Secretary | |
| Belinda Hum | Mrs. Nakumisi | |
| Tetsuro Shigematsu | Mr. Nakumisi | |
| Jonathan Higgins | Medic | |
| Danny Blanco Hall | Security Officer | |
| Conrad Pla | Search Man #1 | |
| Daniel Do | Waker/Host | |
| Daniel Pilon | President Murtle | |
| Steve Adams | Game Show Host |
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| Producer |
Craig Baumgarten
David Craig |
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| Writer |
Ursula K. Le Guin
Alan Sharp |
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| Cinematography |
Pierre Mignot
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In a near future society a man claims that his dreams physically change reality. His therapist is confused at first but soon decides to use him for his own gain. The 2002 adaptation discards a significant portion of the original plot, some essential characters, and much of the philosophical underpinnings of the book and the original PBS production. Ursula K. Le Guin disapproved of the A&E production, and stated that she found it "misguided and uninteresting". |
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