Graham's Hammers

Graham's Hammers is a 1997 family comedy film directed by Garreck Hansen and Michael Grusby and starring Gary Oldman. The film was released in theaters on March 14, 1997, and was produced by Rubix Entertainment and released by Columbia Pictures.

The film grossed over $237 million on a budget of $73 million, and was well received by critics.

Plot summary
After hearing of an unexpected foreclosure of his family's house, tool and die factory owner Graham Teeter decides to close down his company, using the factory's undistributed tools to help the troubled family build a new house in the clearing.

Cast
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 * Gary Oldman as Graham Teeter
 * Kelly Preston as Sherry Teeter
 * Mason Gamble as Rubin Teeter
 * Bug Hall as Yank Teeter
 * Hugh Laurie as Barton McClain
 * Julia Roberts as Rosalinda Stager

Production
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Soundtrack
The soundtrack album was released on March 4, 1997 by Geffen Records.
 * 1) Square Peg, Round Hole - Chris Rea
 * 2) Wandering Spirit - Mick Jagger
 * 3) Third World Man - Steely Dan
 * 4) The Age of Rhythm - Al Stewart
 * 5) I Want My Fleetwood Back - Tony Joe White
 * 6) Low Down - J.J. Cale
 * 7) The Great Wall of China - Billy Joel
 * 8) Take Me Down - Phil Collins
 * 9) If Dirt Were Dollars - Don Henley
 * 10) Twenty-Four Seven - Trace Adkins

Gallery
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Critical response
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Box office
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Home media
Graham's Hammers got its first home video release on VHS and LaserDisc on September 2, 1997 by Columbia TriStar Home Video. It saw its first DVD release on May 15, 2001, and was released again on DVD alongside its tenth anniversary Blu-ray disc release on January 23, 2007.