saw movie speech

saw movie speech
I want to know a name of a movie?

Hi!
A long time ago I saw a movie.
It was about and adult, that was playing football player (American football) and have a son and a daughter.
He had an accident with the car, and since then, he had problems with the emotions and was very angry. When he was invited to have a college speech he read from some papers what he wanted to say and his spouse was disappointed because he tell his wife that he is completed recovered and he was lying.
I don’t know too much from this movie.
I would appreciate if you can tell me the name of the movie, or some names.
Thank you!
Yes morriss that the movie.
Thanks a lot!

imdb.com has it listed as ‘the man who lost himself’ but when i saw it the name was ‘the stranger i married’. it starred david james elliot and wendy crewson. good movie!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465535/

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