I'm sorry, Daddy.

Description: Creating Rem Lezar is a 1989 American children's musical film directed, written, and produced by Scott Zakarin. The story follows two children, Zack and Ashlee, who share a dream about an imaginary superhero friend named Rem Lezar. They construct a mannequin resembling their dream hero, which miraculously comes to life. However, Rem Lezar lacks his Quixotic Medallion, essential for his survival beyond a single day. The children embark on a quest to retrieve the medallion from the elusive Vorock, a floating entity who has hidden it "at the highest point that the mind can go." Their journey takes them through New York City, where they encounter various characters and landmarks, including Central Park and the Twin Towers. Along the way, they meet a dancing quartet and a park rapper, adding musical elements to their adventure. Ultimately, they confront Vorock, transforming him by expressing their love, and return home, finding Rem Lezar restored as a mannequin. The film concludes with Zack keeping the Quixotic Medallion, and the children dreaming of Rem Lezar once more.

Cast:
Rem Lezar / Policeman: Jack Mulcahy
Ashlee: Courtney Kernaghan
Zack: Jonathan Goch
Ashlee's Mother: Kathleen Gati
Vorock: Scott Zakarin
Principal: Stewart H. Bruck
Park Quartet: Evan Abbey
Park Quartet: Ed Luparello
Park Quartet: Billy Manning
Park Quartet: Johnny O'Hanlon
Park Rapper: Devery Gladney
Park Violinist: James E. Graseck
School Teacher: Teresa Simpson
Ashlee's Father: Stuart Grodin
Zack's Mother: Karin Kernaghan
Zack's Father: Thomas Ritchie
Ashlee's Brother: Jason Erdman