Little Miss Millions (re-released in 1994 as Home for Christmas[1]) is a 1993 American comedy film directed by Jim Wynorski and starring Jennifer Love Hewitt.

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Little Miss Millions
Directed by	Jim Wynorski
Written by	R.J. Robertson Jim Wynorski
Produced by	Mike Elliott
Starring	Jennifer Love Hewitt Howard Hesseman Anita Morris James Avery Pat Brady Rick Dean Antonia Dorian Robert Fieldsteel
Music by	Joel Goldsmith
Release date	1993 (1993)
Running time	90 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Synopsis

Heather Lofton is nine years old. She comes from a very rich family, but somehow she's not so lucky; in fact, her stepmother can't stand her. Heather is forced to escape away from home, searching for her real mother. The woman Heather has been put in the care of charges a private investigator in order to find her. But in the process, Heather's rotten stepmother frames him, and he becomes wanted for kidnapping her.

Cast

• Jennifer Love Hewitt as Heather Lofton (as Love Hewitt)
• Howard Hesseman as Nick Frost
• Anita Morris as Sybil Lofton
• James Avery as the Agent Noah Hollander
• Robert Fieldsteel as Agent Bellows
• Steve Landesberg as Harvey Lipschitz
• Terri Treas as Susan Ferris
• Paul Hertzberg as Delbert Botts
• Lenny Juliano as Legs Dooley
• Toni Naples as Biker Chick

References

External links

• Little Miss Millions at IMDb
• Little Miss Millions at Rotten Tomatoes

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