Heart and Souls 1993
"The story of four souls who needed a body and one guy who needed some soul."
Ron Underwood's whimsical 1993 fantasy comedy *Heart and Souls* weaves together romance and supernatural mischief with heartfelt charm.
Director: Ron Underwood
Cast
Robert Downey Jr.
Thomas Reilly
Charles Grodin
Harrison Winslow
Alfre Woodard
Penny Washington
Kyra Sedgwick
Julia
Tom Sizemore
Milo Peck
David Paymer
Hal the Bus Driver
Elisabeth Shue
Anne
Bill Calvert
Frank Reilly
Lisa Lucas
Eva Reilly
Eric Lloyd
Thomas Reilly - Age 7
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Heart and Souls (1993) about?
*Heart and Souls* is a heartwarming fantasy comedy about four souls who die in a bus crash in 1959 and mysteriously become tethered to the life of a newborn boy. As the boy grows into adulthood, he unknowingly carries their memories until the ghosts reappear decades later, desperate for his help to finally move on to the afterlife.
Who directed Heart and Souls?
Ron Underwood directed *Heart and Souls*, bringing a balance of warmth and whimsy to this supernatural comedy.
Who stars in Heart and Souls?
The film features Robert Downey Jr., Charles Grodin, Alfre Woodard, Kyra Sedgwick, and Tom Sizemore leading an eclectic and talented cast.
Is Heart and Souls (1993) worth watching?
*Heart and Souls* is a hidden gem that blends humor, heart, and a touch of the supernatural. While it doesn't boast a high IMDb rating, its charming premise, strong performances—especially from Robert Downey Jr.—and understated fantasy elements make it a delightful watch for fans of feel-good comedies with a twist.
How long is Heart and Souls?
*Heart and Souls* has a runtime of 104 minutes, perfect for a cozy, engaging viewing experience.
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About Heart and Souls (1993) — When Four Ghosts Need a Body to Move On
Ron Underwood's whimsical 1993 fantasy comedy *Heart and Souls* weaves together romance and supernatural mischief with heartfelt charm. The film follows four souls who perish in a tragic 1959 bus crash, only to be bound eternally to the life of a newborn boy, Thomas, whose birth occurs at the moment of their deaths. As Thomas grows into a successful businessman, he carries faint memories of his spectral guardians—imagined friends whom he dismisses as youthful fantasies. When the ghosts finally realize they need his help to move on to the afterlife, they materialize once more, forcing Thomas to confront a reality far stranger than his wildest dreams. With its blend of lighthearted humor, emotional depth, and a touch of the uncanny, *Heart and Souls (1993)* delivers a feel-good escape into the extraordinary. The cast's chemistry and Underwood's direction create a cozy yet clever narrative that lingers long after the credits roll.
Discover a hidden gem where laughter and longing collide, and where the bonds between past and present transcend the veil of life and death. *Heart and Souls* is a feel-good fantasy that proves sometimes, the greatest adventures begin when you start believing in the impossible.
