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Tag Archives: fisher stevens
The French Dispatch (2021)
Director: Wes Anderson Writer: Wes Anderson (Story by Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola & Hugo Guinness & Jason Schwartzman) Liked but would rank it on the lower end of the Anderson filmography. Looks incredible. Very fun.
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 2021, adrien brody, alexandre desplat, andrew weisblum, anjelica huston, anthology, art, article, artists, benicio del toro, bill murray, black and white, bob balaban, chef, christoph waltz, comedy, cook, drama, editor, edward norton, elisabeth moss, fisher stevens, food, france, frances mcdormand, french, french dispatch, griffin dunne, heart attack, henry winkler, hugo guinness, jarvis cocker, Jason Schwartzman, jeffrey wright, jeremy dawson, journalism, journalist, lea seydoux, Liev Schreiber, lyna khoudri, magazine, mathieu amalric, narrator, obituary, owen wilson, prison, robert d. yeoman, Robert Yeoman, roman coppola, romance, saoirse ronan, stephen park, steven rales, students, the french dispatch, tilda swinton, timothy chalamet, tony revolori, wes anderson, willem dafoe, writer
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The Burning (1981)
Director: Tony Maylam Writers: Peter Lawrence and Bob Weinstein (Story by Harvey Weinstein & Tony Maylam & Brad Grey) Had no idea this was the beginning of the Weinstein Brothers careers when I started watching. Also the first credits of … Continue reading
Posted in Horror
Tagged 1981, accident, bob weinstein, brad grey, burn, burned, camp, caretaker, cropsey, disfigured, fisher stevens, garden shears, harvey weinstein, holly hunter, horror, janitor, jason alexander, killer, lake, murder, new york, peter lawrence, prank, revenge, slasher, summer, teenagers, the burning, tony maylam
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Isle of Dogs (2018)
Director: Wes Anderson Writer: Wes Anderson (Story by Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola & Jason Schwartzman and Kunichi Nomura)
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2018, adventure, akira ito, akira takayama, alexandre desplat, animated, animation, anjelica huston, atari, bill murray, bob balaban, bryan cranston, comedy, courtney b. vance, dog, dogs, drama, edward norton, exile, f. murray abraham, fantasy, fisher stevens, frances mcdormand, future, greta gerwig, harvey keitel, island, isle, isle of dogs, japan, Jason Schwartzman, jeff goldblum, journey, ken watanabe, koyu rankin, kunichi nomura, Liev Schreiber, lost, odyssey, pet, roman coppola, Scarlett Johansson, sci-fi, science fiction, scott rudin, search, stop motion animation, tilda swinton, trash, wes anderson, yoko ono
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Hail, Caesar! (2016)
Directors: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen Writers: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
Posted in Comedy, Mystery
Tagged 1950s, actor, alden ehrenreich, alex karpovsky, alison pill, carter burwell, celebrity, channing tatum, christopher lambert, coen brothers, comedy, communism, communist, dance, david krumholtz, director, ethan coen, fisher stevens, fixer, frances mcdormand, fred melamed, george clooney, hail caesar, hollywood, joel coen, jon daly, jonah hill, josh brolin, kidnap, kidnapped, kidnapping, max baker, michael gambon, movies, musical, mystery, producer, ralph fiennes, ransom, roger deakins, Scarlett Johansson, screenwriter, star, studio, tilda swinton, veronica osorio, wayne knight, writer
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Super Mario Bros. (1993)
Directors: Annabel Jankel & Rocky Morton Writers: Parker Bennett & Terry Runte and Ed Solomon
Posted in Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Review
Tagged action, adventure, alan silvestri, annabel jankel, bob hoskins, brooklyn, comedy, dan castellaneta, dennis hopper, dinosaur, ed solomon, evolution, evolve, fantasy, fiona shaw, fisher stevens, john leguizamo, king, king koopa, koopa, lance henriksen, luigi, mario, new york, new york city, nintendo, nyc, parker bennett, plumber, princess, princess daisy, richard edson, rocky morton, samantha mathis, super mario bros., super mario brothers, terry runte, toad, video game
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The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
Director: Wes Anderson Writer: Wes Anderson (Story by Wes Anderson & Hugo Guinness) (Inspired by the works of Stefan Zweig) Wonderful!
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Review, Romance
Tagged adrien brody, adventure, alexandre desplat, bake, baker, bakery, bill murray, bob balaban, budapest, cake, cat, comedy, concierge, crime, drama, edward norton, escape, estate, europe, european, f. murray abraham, fisher stevens, grand budapest, harvey keitel, hotel, hugo guinness, jail, Jason Schwartzman, jeff goldblum, jude law, larry pine, law, lawyer, lea seydoux, lobby, lobby boy, mathieu amalric, owen wilson, painting, prison, ralph fiennes, robert d. yeoman, Robert Yeoman, romance, romantic, saoirse ronan, scott rudin, stefan zweig, story, the grand budapest hotel, tilda swinton, tom wilkinson, tony revolori, wallace wolodarsky, war, Waris Ahluwalia, wes anderson, will, willem dafoe, writer, zero
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Stand Up Guys (2012)
Director: Fisher Stevens Writer: Noah Haidle
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Review
Tagged 2012, al pacino, alan arkin, bill burr, christopher walken, comedy, crime, drama, fisher stevens, friends, friendship, julianna margulies, lucy punch, mark margolis, noah haidle, old, pharmacy, prison, stand up guys, viagra
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