Wildly charismatic. Impossibly brilliant. Totally rebellious. Those are just a few ways to describe GOOD WILL HUNTING. For the first twenty years of his life, he has called the shots. Now, he’s about to meet his match. Like his friends in his rough, working- class South Boston neighborhood, Will does menial jobs between stints at the local bar, and run-ins with the law. He’s never been to college. Yet he can summon obscure historical references from a photographic memory, and almost instantly solve math problems that frustrate Nobel Prize—winning professors. The one thing this remarkably bright, angry young man can’t do is talk his way out of a pending jail sentence. His only hope is Sean McGuire, a college professor with an admiration for his emotional struggles and a keen understanding of what it’s like to fight your way through life.