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Morrie Schwartz - Lessons on Living

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KOCV 6240D

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Product Description:

TUESDAY'S WITH MORRIE proved to be a highly popular memoir, in which college professor Morrie Scwartz was caught in conversation with former student Mitch Albom. Albom was inspired to write his book after catching Morrie in conversation with Ted Koppel, on his NIGHTLINE television show. Attempting to chronicle his dying days on Koppel's show, Morrie's recollections are earnest, heartwarming, and a fascinating glimpse into one man's final moments on the planet. They are presented here, and are both funny and sad in equal measure, with Morrie displaying all his trademark wit despite his failing health.

Plot Keywords:

Death | Diseases | Documentary | Interviews

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Morrie Schwartz & Ted Koppel

DVD Details:

Label: Koch Vision
Originally Released in: 2005
Number of Discs: 1
Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours
Video: Color
Release Date: August 9, 2005
OLDIES.com Sales Rank: 67,222
Item UPC: 741952624097
Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx); Counts as 1 item(s) for International Shipping.

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