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Tag Archives: david paymer
Drag Me to Hell (2009)
Director: Sam Raimi Writers: Sam Raimi & Ivan Raimi Unrated Cut. Did not notice any significant difference. Movie still rules.
Posted in Horror, Thriller
Tagged 2009, alison lohman, bank, blood, bob murawski, bugghost, button, cat, christopher young, coin, curse, david paymer, debt, dileep rao, drag me to hell, eyeball, fly, food, funeral, goat, grant curtis, graveyard, gypsy, hell, horror, ivan raimi, justin long, loan, loan officer, lorna raver, mortgage, octavia spencer, peter deming, promotion, revenge, rob tapert, sacrifice, sam raimi, scott spiegel, seance, soul, supernatural, ted raimi, thriller, unrated
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The In-Laws (1979)
Director: Arthur Hiller Writer: Andrew Bergman
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime
Tagged 1979, action, adventure, alan arkin, andrew bergman, armored car, arthur hiller, central america, cia, comedy, crime, david m. walsh, david paymer, dentist, ed begley jr., heist, honduras, in-law, in-laws, john morris, money, new york, new york city, nyc, peter falk, richard libertini, robert swink, the in laws, the in-laws, treasury, wedding, william sackheim
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Where’d You Go, Bernadette (2019)
Director: Richard Linklater Writers: Richard Linklater & Holly Gent & Vince Palmo (Based on the novel by Maria Semple)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2019, adaptation, architect, artist, billy crudup, brad simpson, cate blanchett, david paymer, emma nelson, family, fbi, ginger sledge, holly gent, james urbanbiak, judy greer, kristen wiig, laurence fishburne, maria semple, megan ellison, megan mullally, nina jacobson, richard linklater, steve zahn, vince palmo, vincent palmo jr., where'd you go bernadette, zoe chao
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City Hall (1996)
Director: Harold Becker Writers: Ken Lipper and Paul Schrader & Nicholas Pileggi and Bo Goldman
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1996, al pacino, anthony franciosa, attorney, bo goldman, bridget fonda, city, city hall, cop, crime, danny aiello, david paymer, deputy mayor, drama, drugs, ed koch, harold becker, investigation, jerry goldsmith, john cusack, ken lipper, lawyer, lindsay duncan, martin landau, mayor, murder, new york, new york city, nicholas pileggi, nyc, paul schrader, police, politician, politics, richard schiff, shooting, thriller
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Spartan (2004)
Director: David Mamet Writer: David Mamet
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2004, action, art linson, clark gregg, crime, daughter, david mamet, david paymer, derek luke, drama, ed o'neill, government, harvard, kidnap, kidnapping, kristen bell, mark isham, politic, politician, politics, spartan, thriller, tia texada, val kilmer, william h. macy
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Alex & Emma (2003)
Director: Rob Reiner Writer: Jeremy Leven
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2003, alex & emma, alex and emma, author, chino xl, cloris leachman, comedy, david paymer, debt, dictate, dictation, gambler, gambling, gigi bermingham, jeremy leven, jordan lund, kate hudson, loan shark, love, luke wilson, paul wilson, rip taylor, rob reiner, romance, romantic comedy, sophie marceau, stenographer, story in a story, writer
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Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014)
Director: Kenneth Branagh Writers: Adam Cozad and David Koepp (Based on characters created by Tom Clancy) I like Chris Pine but this movie is just too lightweight and forgettable.
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Review, Thriller
Tagged 2014, 9/11, action, adam cozad, analyst, attack, chris pine, cia, crime, david koepp, david paymer, drama, economy, espionage, jack ryan, jack ryan: shadow recruit, keira knightley, kenneth branagh, kevin costner, lenn kudrjawizki, lorenzo di bonaventura, mystery, new york, new york city, nyc, russia, russian, spy, terrorism, terrorist, thriller, tom clancy
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