Where There's a Will (2006) Review

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(More customer reviews)this is a story about a loser who discovers he has a grandmother - though they have their differences they grow to love each other - the young man discovers for the first time some one who cares for him and he is caring back - I do not want to give the ending away BUT the tension at the end of the movies is will he return to being a loser - you will have to watch to find out

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Richie Greene's (Frank Whaley) luck is about to run out. His latest con has failed miserably and now he can't repay Paulie (Dan Riordan), a merciless loan shark who has promised to start removing Richie's fingers until he pays up. And then...the phone rings. On the line is an offer he can't refuse: to look after his ailing grandmother Clyde (Marion Ross), who he's never even met. As Clyde's only living relative, Richie would also be the only heir to her estate. In need of a hideout, a decent scam, and a nice inheritance, Richie says hello to Hicksville...only to discover that Clyde is anything BUT the naive old lady knocking on death's door he'd hoped for...Full of wisdom and heart, unexpected humor and the unpredictable turns of life, Where There's a Will is a film about the value of family ties and the second chances we sometimes take for granted.

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