Fielder's Choice on DVD, Chad Lowe, Kesun Loder

Phillip Fielder is a man who is struggling to rise up in his competitive career. Then his sister passes away leaving him custody of her 8 year old autistic son. As the days pass by Fielder learns the hardships, but ultimately the happiness that comes from being a father. It’s never too late to start a family. Even when it’s the last thing you expected.

STARS: Chad Lowe, Kesun Loder, Marin Hinkle

85 min | Drama | 2005 | Color

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Fielder's Choice- Perfect Game ****
This movie will definitely tug at your heart despite the fact that we see familiar themes.
An 8 year old who is developmentally challenged is left with his uncle (Chad Lowe) for a weekend by the boy's mother (Lowe's sister) in the film. Lowe works in advertising and is working on a big job. Tragedy strikes when the boy's mother is killed in an auto accident during that fateful weekend and Lowe finds himself as a father.
The child gives a heart wrenching performance. You know that the uncle can't cope and eventually gives the child to another relative. The expression on the child's face will forever live with you, when he is rejected by the uncle.
This is basically a story of commitment and reshaping your priorities in life.
George Segal, looking much older and heavier now, has a small role, but in the end, his miserable attitude is well worth recording as the boss who felt Lowe did the right thing by giving up the lad.
The ending is golden. This Larry Levinson production is **** all the way.

Plans for a sequel.
Excellent movie I actually had a dream lately that there was a follow up to this movie. There should be a sequel I think it would be quite interesting. Here's a good story line Zach is about 15 or 16 , Phillip and Holly are married and are expecting their first baby , Zach then gets to go on a scholarship and this comes between Phillip and Zach so Zach goes on his scholarship then Phillip's head is wrecked with guilt and Holly starts to feel suffocated so as a result Phillip and Holly temporarily separate so she goes to live with one of her relatives then he wins her back and at Christmas Zach comes home, Holly gives birth to a baby girl Zach gets to choose her name and calls her Jill after his late mother and they all live happily ever after.