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Best Foreign Film | 1995
Most Promising Actor | 1994 | Jesse
Best Picture | 1994
Outstanding Family Motion Picture Drama | 1994
Best Actor Under Ten in a Motion Picture | 1994
Best Youth Actress CoStarring in a Motion Picture Drama | 1994 | Amber
Best Youth Actor Leading Role in a Motion Picture Drama | 1994 | Jesse
Budget 8,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 1,214,231 USD
In the author A.E. Hotchner's book " Paul and Me" ( about his lifetime friendship and business partnership with Paul Newman) he says that "King of the Hill" is his own autobiography. Newman asked him to write a screenplay from it, so they could produce the film, but Hotchner said he just couldn't do it, implying he was too close to it... the story of his parents, and himself as a child. Paul Newman replied... "A Pity". Then Hotchner goes on to mention that this film, Steven Soderbergh's version, produced by Robert Redford, was excellent, named one of the top ten films of the year, and praised the remarkable performance of 14 yr old Jesse Bradford.
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #698.
"Mrs. Kurlander: Must you wear that filthy thing on your head? Aaron: Ma, it's a hat. You wear it on your head."
"Aaron: True or false? Walter Emmins had to go to the hospital because he played with his belly button so much, that it got infected; and they had to operate. Mrs. Kurlander: Definitely false! Aaron: It's true! He's gonna be out of school for three weeks."
