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* HiddenDepths: The kids discover a poem that their father wrote as a child living with his abusive mother.
--> "How can someone breathe while drowning in shit?"
--> "How can someone breathe while drowning in shit?"
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*AdultsAreUseless: The Movie.
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* PromotionToParent: Lori, Jeanette, and Brian to the youngest Maureen.
* SlapSlapKiss: Rex and Rose Mary, to the children's bewilderment.
* TheAlcoholic: Rex.
*WackyParentSeriousChild: Lori even as a small child. Jeanette later grows into this.
* SlapSlapKiss: Rex and Rose Mary, to the children's bewilderment.
* TheAlcoholic: Rex.
*WackyParentSeriousChild: Lori even as a small child. Jeanette later grows into this.
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* BabiesEverAfter: Brian brings his newborn baby and wife to the Thanksgiving dinner at the end.
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* AttemptedRape: Jeanette is nearly DateRaped by Robbie after Rex deliberately sets her up to distract him for a hustle. Jeanette gets out of the situation by kissing Robbie then showing him her burn scars.
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* AttemptedRape: Jeanette is nearly DateRaped [[DateRape date raped]] by Robbie after Rex deliberately sets her up to distract him for a hustle. Jeanette gets out of the situation by kissing Robbie then showing him her burn scars.
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* AttemptedRape: Jeanette is nearly DateRaped by Robbie after Rex deliberately sets her up to distract him for a hustle. Jeanette gets out of the situation by kissing Robbie then showing him her burn scars.
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''The Glass Castle'' is a 2017 film based on Jeannette Walls' [[Literature/TheGlassCastle memoir of the same name]] and distributed by Creator/{{Lionsgate}}. Starring Creator/BrieLarson as Jeannette and Creator/NaomiWatts and Creator/WoodyHarrelson as her parents Rose Mary and Rex Walls, respectively, the film follows Jeannette and her siblings' trek through childhood as their parents move around and struggle to provide for their family. Along the way, they learn to take care of themselves and discover how the world works by being thrust headfirst into it.
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''The Glass Castle'' is a 2017 film based on Jeannette Walls' [[Literature/TheGlassCastle memoir of the same name]] and distributed by Creator/{{Lionsgate}}. Starring The film is directed by Creator/DestinDanielCretton and stars Creator/BrieLarson as Jeannette and Creator/NaomiWatts and Creator/WoodyHarrelson as her parents Rose Mary and Rex Walls, respectively, the film follows Jeannette and her siblings' trek through childhood as their parents move around and struggle to provide for their family. Along the way, they learn to take care of themselves and discover how the world works by being thrust headfirst into it.
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** Unlike the book, Rex isn't depicted whipping Jeannette with his belt because she never calls out him and Rose Mary's irresponsible behaviour.
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** Unlike the book, Rex isn't depicted whipping Jeannette with his belt because she never calls out him his and Rose Mary's irresponsible behaviour.
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** Uncle Stanley is too. While in the book he tries to touch Jeannette, here he doesn't do anything against her. Overall, Stanley doesn't as much in the book and stays more like a neutral character.
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** Uncle Stanley is too. While in the book he tries to touch Jeannette, here he doesn't do anything against her. Overall, Stanley doesn't do as much in the book and stays more like a neutral character.
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* AdaptationalHeroism:
** Unlike the book, Rex isn't depicted whipping Jeannette with his belt because she never calls out him and Rose Mary's irresponsible behaviour.
** Uncle Stanley is too. While in the book he tries to touch Jeannette, here he doesn't do anything against her. Overall, Stanley doesn't as much in the book and stays more like a neutral character.
** Unlike the book, Rex isn't depicted whipping Jeannette with his belt because she never calls out him and Rose Mary's irresponsible behaviour.
** Uncle Stanley is too. While in the book he tries to touch Jeannette, here he doesn't do anything against her. Overall, Stanley doesn't as much in the book and stays more like a neutral character.
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''The Glass Castle'' is an upcoming 2017 film based on Jeannette Walls' [[Literature/TheGlassCastle memoir of the same name]] and distributed by Creator/{{Lionsgate}}. Starring Creator/BrieLarson as Jeannette and Creator/NaomiWatts and Creator/WoodyHarrelson as her parents Rose Mary and Rex Walls, respectively, the film follows Jeannette and her siblings' trek through childhood as their parents move around and struggle to provide for their family. Along the way, they learn to take care of themselves and discover how the world works by being thrust headfirst into it.
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''The Glass Castle'' is an upcoming a 2017 film based on Jeannette Walls' [[Literature/TheGlassCastle memoir of the same name]] and distributed by Creator/{{Lionsgate}}. Starring Creator/BrieLarson as Jeannette and Creator/NaomiWatts and Creator/WoodyHarrelson as her parents Rose Mary and Rex Walls, respectively, the film follows Jeannette and her siblings' trek through childhood as their parents move around and struggle to provide for their family. Along the way, they learn to take care of themselves and discover how the world works by being thrust headfirst into it.
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* BookEnds: The story of Jeannette's past begins with her ill-fated attempt to boil hot dogs. Near the end, Jeannette boils some onions for Thanksgiving dinner.
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The first trailer can be viewed [[https://www.truvid.com/video/Brie-Larson-Naomi-Watts-Woody-Harrelson-In-The-Glass-Castle-Trailer-1/a0b5d88649050f0e5af407b0df2112f5e5bdb7d7 here]].
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The first trailer can be viewed [[https://www.truvid.com/video/Brie-Larson-Naomi-Watts-Woody-Harrelson-In-The-Glass-Castle-Trailer-1/a0b5d88649050f0e5af407b0df2112f5e5bdb7d7 youtube.com/watch?v=bdNiNhSeSDk here]].
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The first trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdNiNhSeSDk here]].
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-->'''Rose Mary:''' You shouldn't be ashamed of us just because we choose a different lifestyle than you.
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* DrivesLikeCrazy: Rex drives completely off the road and through a fence. On purpose.
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''The Glass Castle'' is an upcoming 2017 film based on Jeannette Walls' [[Literature/TheGlassCastle memoir of the same name]] and distributed by Creator/{{Lionsgate}}. Starring Creator/BrieLarson as Jeannette and Creator/NaomiWatts and Creator/WoodyHarrelson as her parents Rose Mary and Rex Walls, respectively, the film follows Jeannette and her siblings' trek through childhood as their parents move around and struggle to provide for their family. Along the way, they learn to take care of themselves and discover how the world works by being thrust headfirst into it.
The first trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdNiNhSeSDk here]].
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* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Jeannette doesn't seem too keen to announce to the world that her parents are homeless in New York. It's implied that she's reluctant to introduce them to the guy she's dating because of this.
* BigApplesauce: The kids have moved to New York by adulthood, and have to deal with their parents creeping back into their lives once they decide to become homeless in the big city.
* BigScrewedUpFamily: Just as in the book.
* DaddysGirl: As the poster displays very well, Jeannette grew up loving her dad despite all his flaws.
* HandsOffParenting: Rex and Rose Mary certainly don't put their parenting at the top of their priority list. Trying to provide for themselves proves hard enough.
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''The Glass Castle'' is an upcoming 2017 film based on Jeannette Walls' [[Literature/TheGlassCastle memoir of the same name]] and distributed by Creator/{{Lionsgate}}. Starring Creator/BrieLarson as Jeannette and Creator/NaomiWatts and Creator/WoodyHarrelson as her parents Rose Mary and Rex Walls, respectively, the film follows Jeannette and her siblings' trek through childhood as their parents move around and struggle to provide for their family. Along the way, they learn to take care of themselves and discover how the world works by being thrust headfirst into it.
The first trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdNiNhSeSDk here]].
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* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Jeannette doesn't seem too keen to announce to the world that her parents are homeless in New York. It's implied that she's reluctant to introduce them to the guy she's dating because of this.
* BigApplesauce: The kids have moved to New York by adulthood, and have to deal with their parents creeping back into their lives once they decide to become homeless in the big city.
* BigScrewedUpFamily: Just as in the book.
* DaddysGirl: As the poster displays very well, Jeannette grew up loving her dad despite all his flaws.
* HandsOffParenting: Rex and Rose Mary certainly don't put their parenting at the top of their priority list. Trying to provide for themselves proves hard enough.
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