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Tag Archives: june diane raphael
8-Bit Christmas (2021)
Director: Michael Dowse Writer: Kevin Jakubowski (Based on the book by Kevin Jakubowski)
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 1980s, 2021, 8-bit christmas, adaptation, allan mandelbaum, cabbage patch doll, chicago, christmas, comedy, david cross, family, holiday, holidays, illinois, jonathan sadowski, joseph trapanese, june diane raphael, kevin jakubowski, mall, michael dowse, neil patrick harris, nes, nick nantell, nintendo, samy inayeh, steve zahn, tim white, tree house, trevor ambrose, trevor white, video game
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Zodiac (2007)
Director: David Fincher Writer: James Vanderbilt (Based on the book by Robert Graysmith) Great!
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1960s, 1970s, adam goldberg, anthony edwards, brian cox, california, cartoonist, chloe sevigny, clea duvall, cops, crime, david fincher, dermot mulroney, detective, donal logue, drama, investigation, jake gyllenhaal, james vanderbilt, john carroll lynch, journalism, journalist, june diane raphael, killer, mark ruffalo, murder, murderer, mystery, newspaper, police, Robert Downey Jr, robert graysmith, san francisco, serial killer, thriller, unsolved, zodiac, zodiac killer
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Long Shot (2019)
Director: Jonathan Levine Writers: Dan Sterling and Liz Hannah (Story by Dan Sterling)
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2019, alexander skarsgard, andy serkis, bob odenkirk, boyz II men, campaign, charlize theron, claudia o'doherty, comedy, dan sterling, evan goldberg, jonathan levine, journalism, journalist, june diane raphael, kurt braunohler, lil yachty, lisa kudrow, liz hannah, long shot, love, o'shea jackson jr., paul scheer, politician, politics, president, randall park, ravi patel, relationship, romance, romantic comedy, seth rogen, washington d.c., writer
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Zodiac (2007)
Director: David Fincher Writer: James Vanderbilt (Based on a book by Robert Graysmith)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1960s, 1970s, adam goldberg, anthony edwards, brian cox, california, cartoonist, chloe sevigny, clea duvall, cops, crime, david fincher, dermot mulroney, detective, donal logue, drama, investigation, jake gyllenhaal, james vanderbilt, john carroll lynch, journalism, journalist, june diane raphael, killer, mark ruffalo, murder, murderer, mystery, newspaper, police, Robert Downey Jr, robert graysmith, san francisco, serial killer, thriller, unsolved, zodiac, zodiac killer
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Girlfriend’s Day (2017)
Director: Michael Stephenson Writers: Eric Von Hoffman & Bob Odenkirk & Philip Zlotorynski
Posted in Comedy, Mystery
Tagged 2017, alex karpovsky, amber tamblyn, andy richter, bob odenkir, comedy, eric hoffman, eric von hoffman, girlfriend's day, june diane raphael, kevin o'grady, larry fessenden, lauren lapkus, michael paul stephenson, michael stephenson, mystery, natasha lyonne, netflix, philip zlotorynski, rich sommer, stacy keach
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Unfinished Business (2015)
Director: Ken Scott Writer: Steve Conrad
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2015, berlin, business, dave franco, deal, europe, germany, james marsden, june diane raphael, ken scott, nick frost, sienna miller, steve conrad, tom wilkinson, trip, unfinished business, vince vaughn
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Bride Wars (2009)
Director: Gary Winick Writers: Greg DePaul and Casey Wilson & June Diane Raphael (Story by Greg DePaul)
Posted in Comedy, Review, Romance
Tagged 2009, anne hathaway, bride, bride wars, bryan greenberg, candice bergen, casey wilson, chris pratt, comedy, friends, gary winick, greg depaul, john pankow, jon daly, june diane raphael, kate hudson, kelly coffield park, kristen johnston, marriage, married, michael arden, paul scheer, rival, rivalry, romance, romantic comedy, sabotage, steve howey, victor slezak, wedding
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Girl Most Likely (2013)
Directors: Shari Springer Berman & Robert Pulcini Writer: Michelle Morgan
Posted in Comedy, Review
Tagged 2013, annette bening, atlantic city, beach, bob balaban, break up, comedy, cynthia nixon, darren criss, girl most likely, home, julia stiles, june diane raphael, kristen wiig, matt dillon, natasha lyonne, nate corddry, new jersey, new york, nj, ocean city, padma lakshmi, playwright, robert pulcini, shari springer berman, suicide, whit stillman, writer
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