Golden Years
  Golden Years
Formats: Series
First Aired (US): July 16th, 1991
Channel: CBS

Following an explosion in a secret laboratory in which elderly janitor Harlan Williams (Keith Szarabajka) has been exposed to the chemicals released, he begins aging--but he is getting younger instead of older. This attracts the attention of those running the lab who are eager to find out what caused this. Williams fears for his life and goes on the run to avoid their attempts to experiment on him further. Frances Sternhagen plays his wife, Gina Williams, and other cast members include Ed Lauter as Gen. Louis Crewes and R.D. Call as Jude Andrews. Stephen had a cameo as a bus driver.

 

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Posted By: Paul - December 28th, 2011 12:00:44 pm EST

I would like to see him do more with this story line where did they go?

 
 
Posted By: Jan - April 15th, 2011 1:59:34 pm EDT

I saw it on tv and the ending was a bad ending his wife died and he was captured and taken away to be tested, a few months later my son rented it from the video store and the ending was different both he and his wife got away and the ending was a happy one.

 
 
Posted By: Kat - October 19th, 2010 8:19:16 pm EDT

OMG! this movie was SO cool! STEPHEN KING ROCKS!

 
 
Posted By: Rich - June 19th, 2010 9:36:23 pm EDT
This was a great movie. I have it recorded on VHS tape. Nobody I speak to (including Stephen King fans) have ever heard of the movie. After I show it to them they all say the same thing. I wish there were more movies like these. Thank you Stephen King
 
 
Posted By: Anonymous - April 19th, 2010 1:29:10 am EDT
A copy of the completed movie was given to actors and extras that most have never seen. I watched Whiz's copy and I think it is alot better than the aired version.
 
 
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