Hello Sister, Goodbye Life

TV Movie
2006
PG
1h 29m

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Lacey Chabert and Wendie Malick in Hello Sister, Goodbye Life (2006)

When her father and stepmother die in an accident, a college student is given custody of her 7-year-old half-sister.When her father and stepmother die in an accident, a college student is given custody of her 7-year-old half-sister.When her father and stepmother die in an accident, a college student is given custody of her 7-year-old half-sister.

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6.2/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Lacey Chabert

Olivia

Samantha Hanratty

Celia
(as Sammi Hanratty)

Wendie Malick

Barbara

David Ramsey

Dennis

Adam Kaufman

Keith Flippen

Mr. Calhoon

Yvette Sirker

Rosivel

Mitchell Laurance

Richard Martin
(as Mitch Laurance)

Erin Fisk

Alicia

Amanda Baker

Betsy

Mike Mayhall

Man at Soccer Game
(as Michael Mayhall)

Donna Duplantier

Legal Secretary

Monica L. Monica

Professor

Douglas M. Griffin

Ann Mahoney

Waitress

Hunter Whitlow

Yale

Timmothy Amedee

Bartender
(uncredited)

Kurston Carter

Soccer Parent
(uncredited)

Director
- Steven Robman
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Trivia
Shot primarily done in New Orleans (LA) and finished one week before Hurricane Katrina hit. As a result, the film is dedicated to the people who suffered from the hurricane and subsequent flooding.

Goofs
Olivia is with Celia's teacher and reading a story that Celia had begun writing. The story is about a cat named Olive and a dog named Cici. But at the end of the movie, they changed it to a cat named Cici and a dog named Olive.

Quotes
Olivia Martin: Richard left me his treasure.

Soundtracks
Beautiful Life
Written by Kit Hain
Performed by Erika Schiff
Courtesy of Wild Pink Music (ASCAP)

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5/10

A movie for children, especially young girls

This is the story of an immature college student (Lacey Chabert) getting custody of a seven year old girl. There is definitely a Big Daddy or Uptown Girls vibe to this film, however, there is really no comparison in quality. Chabert is okay in her performance, and new comer Sammi Hanratty who plays seven year old Celia is cute but certainly won't be up for an Academy Award any time soon. With typical made for TV movie acting and a storyline that didn't really have much of a flow to it, this movie was disappointingly less than I expected. I would only recommend it to young children or anybody who enjoyed Big Daddy or Uptown Girls and can tolerated a second-rate production of those films.