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Tag Archives: judd hirsch
Running on Empty (1988)
Director: Sidney Lumet Writer: Naomi Foner
Posted in Crime, Drama
Tagged 1988, christine lahti, coming of age, crime, drama, ed crowley, family, first love, fugitive, griffin dunne, high school, judd hirsch, Juilliard, martha plimpton, music, naomi foner, on the run, pianist, piano, radical, rebel, river phoenix, running on empty, sidney lumet, talented, teacher, vietnam
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Uncut Gems (2019)
Directors: Josh Safdie & Benny Safdie Writers: Ronald Bronstein & Josh Safdie & Benny Safdie
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2019, a24, adam sandler, addict, addiction, affair, auction, basketball, benny safdie, bets, boston celtics, crime, drama, eric bogosian, gambler, gambling, gem, gems, idina menzel, jeweler, jewish, jewlery, josh ostrovsky, josh safdie, judd hirsch, julia fox, kevin garnett, lakeith stanfield, martin scorsese, mistress, natasha lyonne, nba, new york city, nyc, pom klementieff, ronald bronstein, safdie brothers, scott rudin, sex, the weeknd, thriller, tilda swinton, uncut gems
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Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond (2017)
Director: Chris Smith
Posted in Documentary, Uncategorized
Tagged 2017, acting, actor, andy kaufman, behind the scenes, bob zmuda, carol kane, chris smith, comedian, comedy, courtney love, danny devito, david letterman, documentary, elton john, george shapiro, hugh hefner, jerry lawler, jim & andy, jim carrey, judd hirsch, man on the moon, michael stipe, milos forman, netflix, paul giamatti, ron meyer, spike jonze, the great beyond, tony clifton, wrestling
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Independence Day: Resurgence (2016)
Director: Roland Emmerich Writers: Nicolas Wright & James A. Woods and Dean Devlin & Roland Emmerich and James Vanderbilt (Story by Dean Devlin & Roland Emmerich and Nicolas Wright & James A. Woods) (Based on characters created by Dean Devlin … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Tagged 2016, action, adventure, alien, aliens, battle, bill pullman, brent spiner, charlotte gainsbourg, dean devlin, earth, fight, id4, independence day, independence day 2, independence day: resurgence, invasion, james a. woods, james vanderbilt, jeff goldblum, jessie t. usher, joey king, judd hirsch, liam hemsworth, make monroe, nicolas wright, resurgence, roland emmerich, sci-fi, science fiction, sela ward, sequel, vivid a. fox, war, william fichtner
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Independence Day (1996)
Director: Roland Emmerich Writers: Dean Devlin & Roland Emmerich
Posted in Action, Review, Science Fiction
Tagged action, adam baldwin, adventure, alien, aliens, area 51, bill pullman, brent spiner, computer, crop duster, dancer, dean devlin, earth, first lady, harry connick jr., harvey fierstein, id4, independence day, invasion, james duval, james rebhorn, jeff goldblum, judd hirsch, mae whitman, margaret colin, mary mcdonnell, military, pilot, president, randy quaid, robert loggia, roland emmerich, sci-fi, science fiction, space, technology, vivica a. fox, washington, white house, will smith
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This Must Be the Place (2012)
Director: Paolo Sorrentino Writer: Umberto Contarello
Tower Heist (2011)
Director: Brett Ratner Writers: Ted Griffin and Jeff Nathanson (Story by Adam Cooper & Bill Collage and Ted Griffin) Totally boring, bland and forgettable. Waste of a lot of talented actors.
Posted in Comedy, Crime
Tagged 2011, adam cooper, alan alda, ben stiller, bill college, brett ratner, brian grazer, building, casey affleck, city, comedy, crime, eddie murphy, eric ehrenhaus, fbi, gabourey sidibe, heavy d, heist, high-rise, hotel, jeff nathanson, joan rivers, judd hirsch, kate upton, manager, matt lauer, matthew broderick, michael pena, nina arianda, ponzi scheme, robbery, robert downey sr., stephen McKinley henderson, tea leoni, ted griffin, tower, tower heist, zeljko ivanek
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