Switching Parents is the true story of a 12-year-old boy named George K. who filed a lawsuit against his parents and won the case. Which allowed him to live a more happy life with his foster parents. By winning the lawsuit, they were able to legally adopt George. It is striking how the Joseph Gordon-Levitt portrays the life of George K at a young age. It is fascinating to see how JGK portrays the emotional but controlled anger of young Gregory. The way he acts gives the only real depth to the whole movie. It’s almost funny how the young JGL plays with actors who are so much older than himself.

Movie technical Info SWITCHING PARENTS, Also Known As Gregory K. Directed by Linda Otto Writing Credits Sharon Elizabeth Doyle Cast: Bill Smitrovich as George Russ Kathleen York as Rachel Kingsley Robert Joy as Ralph Kingsley Kristin Griffith as Elizabeth Russ Joyce Reehling as Jerri Blair Geoffrey Bowes as Jordan McLean Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Gregory Kingsley Production Companies: Michael Jaffe Films Spectacor Films Release date February 8, 1993 (United States) Country of origin United States Language English