<![CDATA[I especially liked seeing Harold in civil war get-up. Also the scene where Harold and the bully accidentally find themse]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Grandma's Boy

Mr_McLaurel — 18 years ago(November 09, 2007 09:58 AM)

I especially liked seeing Harold in civil war get-up. Also the scene where Harold and the bully accidentally find themselves holding hands. Hilarious!
What's the spanish for drunken bum?

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Cool movie! Nice humor all the way and some pathos too. Worth watching.

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It
was
funny. BTW, the actress who played grandma, Anna Townsend, was old enough (born 1845) to have been alive during the actual Civil War, which added a certain hint of realism to her role.

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