Mr. Holland's Opus
Of All the Lives He Changed, the One That Changed the Most Was His Own.In 1965, passionate musician Glenn Holland takes a day job as a high school music teacher, convinced it's just a small obstacle on the road to his true calling: writing a historic opus. As the decades roll by with the composition unwritten but generations of students inspired through his teaching, Holland must redefine his life's purpose.
Description: In 1965, passionate musician Glenn Holland takes a day job as a high school music teacher, convinced it's just a small obstacle on the road to his true calling: writing a historic opus. As the decades roll by with the composition unwritten but generations of students inspired through his teaching, Holland must redefine his life's purpose.
Genres: Drama, Music
Budget: $31,000,000 | Revenue : $106,300,000
Runtime: 143 minutes
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Joshua Minnick
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Ashley Hamrick
Played Miss Reeves
Janine Shouse
Played Miss Schumaker
Spencer Riviera
Played Mr. Hosta
Dan Vhay
Played Mr. Malone
Sean Bevington
Played Mr. McMartin
John Henry Redwood
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Ted Roisum
Played Dr. Sorenson
Mark Daniels
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Kaili Carlton
Played Ms. Wayne
Adam Fitzhugh
Played Mr. McKenzie
Eric Michael Cole
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Joe Campbell
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Tomiko Peirano
Played Girl 2
Kasey Nelson
Played Girl 3
Zoe McLellan
Played Girl 4
Kelly M. Casey
Played Deaf School Teacher
Michael Mendelson
Played Chaplain
Alex Dudgeon
Played Auditioner 1
Rachel Wooley
Played Auditioner 2
Jordan Carlton
Played Auditioner 3
Aurora Miller
Played Auditioner 4
Paul Bernard
Played Auditioner 5
Mary Kay O'Mealy
Played Auditioner 6
Dieffyd Gilman-Frederick
Played Auditioner 7
Tara Eng
Played Auditioner 8
Jay Frank
Played Auditioner 9
Conan Doherty
Played Toby Klein
Stacey Siegel
Played Diner Waitress
Nicolas Sirianni
Played Football Player 1
Jacob Adams
Played Football Player 2
Chris Marth
Played Football Player 3
Brent Archie
Played Football Player 4
Kevin Calaba
Played Football Player 5
Keith Swift
Played Football Player 6
John Boyer
Played Billy Faraday
Linda Williams Janke
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David Clegg
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Don Burns
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Dennis Biasi
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Alexander Emmert
Played 1st Chair Cellist
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Michael R. Ferraro
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Elizabeth Fournier
Played Woman in audience (uncredited)
Balthazar Getty
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Forest Whitaker
Played Bobby Tidd as an adult (uncredited)
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