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Tag Archives: bradley whitford
tick, tick…BOOM!
Director: Lin-Manuel Miranda Writer: Steven Levenson (Based on the musical by Jonathan Larson)
Posted in Drama, Musical
Tagged 1990s, 2021, adaptation, aids, alexandra shipp, alice brooks, andrew garfield, andrew weisblum, artist, bebe neuwirth, Bernadette Peters, bradley whitford, brian grazer, broadway, composer, dancer, dancing, daphne rubin-vega, diner, drama, jonathan larson, judith light, julie oh, lin-manuel miranda, mj rodriguez, music, musical, musician, myron kerstein, new york, new york city, nyc, Phillipa soo, Phillips soo, phylicia rashad, renee elise goldsberry, rent, richard kind, robin de jesus, Ron Howard, singer, singing, stephen sondheim, steven levenson, tariq trotter, tick tick...boom!, vanessa hudgens, writer
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Kate & Leopold (2001)
Director: James Mangold Writers: James Mangold and Steven Rogers (Story by Steven Rogers) Horror movie sequel where Kate realizes it was a horrible mistake for a modern woman to go back in time and live in the 1800s.
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Romance
Tagged 1800s, 2001, actor, bradley whitford, breckin meyer, bridge, brooklyn, brooklyn bridge, butter, cathy konrad, comedy, commercial, craig bierko, david brenner, duke, elevator, fantasy, hugh jackman, james mangold, Kate & Leopold, kristen schaal, Liev Schreiber, marketing, meg ryan, natasha lyonne, new york, new york city, nyc, paxton whitehead, rolfe kent, romance, romantic comedy, spalding gray, stuart dryburgh, television, time travel, tv, viola davis
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Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
Director: Michael Dougherty Writers: Michael Dougherty & Zach Shields (Story by Max Borenstein and Michael Dougherty & Zach Shields)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2019, action, adventure, aisha hinds, anthony ramos, bradley whitford, ccc pounder, charles dance, david strathairn, doctor, fantasy, god, godzilla, godzilla: king of the monsters, ken watanabe, king ghidorah, kyle chandler, lizard, max borsenstein, michael dougherty, millie bobby brown, monarch, monster, mothra, nuclear bomb, nuke, o'shea jackson jr., rodan, sally hawkins, sci-fi, science, science fiction, sequel, thomas middleditch, vera farmiga, volcano, zach shields, ziyi zhang
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Destroyer (2018)
Director: Karyn Kusama Writers: Phil Hay & Matt Manfredi
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2018, action, bradley whitford, california, cop, crime, desert, destroyer, detective, drama, gang, investigation, karyn kusama, lapd, los angeles, matt manfredi, mystery, nicole kidman, phil hay, police, scoot mcnairy, sebastian stan, tatiana maslany, thriller, toby huss, tony kebbell, undercover
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Get Out (2017)
Director: Jordan Peele Writer: Jordan Peele
Posted in Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2017, allison williams, bradley whitford, caleb landry jones, catherine keener, daniel kaluuya, doctor, get out, horror, hypnosis, hypnotism, interracial relationship, jason blum, jordan peele, lakeith stanfield, lil rel howery, mystery, neurosurgeon, photographer, race, racism, racist, relationship, stephen root, thriller, weekend
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Get Out (2017)
Director: Jordan Peele Writer: Jordan Peele
Posted in Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2017, african-american, allison williams, bradley whitford, brainwash, caleb landry jones, catherine keener, daniel kaluuya, drama, get out, girlfriend, horror, hypnosis, hypnotism, hypnotize, interracial, jason blum, jordan peele, lakeith stanfield, lil rel howery, mystery, parents, photographer, photography, race, relationship, stephen root, thriller
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Other People (2016)
Director: Chris Kelly Writer: Chris Kelly
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2016, bradley whitford, breakup, cancer, chris kelly, comedy, death, deb hiett, drama, family, gay, homosexual, homtown, jesse plemons, john early, june squibb, kerri kenney, kevin dorff, madisen beaty, matt walsh, maude apatow, molly shannon, mom, mother, other people, paul dooley, paula pell, son, writer, zach woods
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Scent of a Woman (1992)
Director: Martin Brest Writer: Bo Goldman (Based on the novel “Il Buio E Il Miele” by Giovanni Arpino)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1992, al pacino, blind, bo goldman, bradley whitford, chris o'donnell, Dino Risi, drama, gabrielle anwar, giovanni arpino, il buio e il miele, james rebhorn, job, june squibb, lieutenant colonel, martin brest, mentor, new york, new york city, nyc, philip seymour hoffman, prep school, Profumo Di Donna, retired, Ruggero Maccari, scent of a woman, school, suicide
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