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As the film opens, Tommy has just returned home as Sam is preparing to deploy, leaving his wife Grace (Portman) to fend for herself along with their two girls (Taylor Geare and Bailee Madison).
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A Marine about to embark on his fourth tour of duty, Sam is a steadfast family man married to his high school sweetheart, the aptly named Grace (Natalie Portman), with whom he has two young daughters (Bailee Madison, Taylor Grace Geare).
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Having just graduated from the University of Berkeley with a degree in philosophy, Geare is now living in a trailer on the Treebones property, and will be doing so for the next six months.
Ben Terris: On-Shore Youth Voters On Off-Shore Drilling 2008
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Geare said that one of the only things he has heard politicians really address when it comes to the environment is the debate over offshore drilling; a practice that he is wholly against.
Ben Terris: On-Shore Youth Voters On Off-Shore Drilling 2008
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Living in Big Sur, seeing what parts of this country could look like if only we focused on preservation and conservation, Geare said he wished he was hearing a lot more from politicians about environmental issues.
Ben Terris: On-Shore Youth Voters On Off-Shore Drilling 2008
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"Once upon a time there were two little girls who lived in a house," begins a bedtime story that Will Atenton (Craig) tells his adorable daughters Trish, 7, and Dee Dee, 5 (Taylor and Claire Geare).
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Geare and Ms. Madison - grieving, playing, fussing with each other - are the finest and truest in the movie.
NYT > Home Page By A. O. SCOTT 2010
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(Carlos Acosta) and little girl (Taylor Geare) spend a carefree day in Central Park.
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Geare and Wright Penn deliver the most memorable performances.
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But arguably the best performances of all come from child actors Madison and Geare, both of whom file exceedingly natural portrayals that carry tremendous weight.
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