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Tag Archives: max greenfield
The Valet (2022)
Director: Richard Wong Writers: Bob Fisher & Rob Greenberg (Based on the film “The Valet” by Francis Veber)
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2022, actor, affair, amaury nolasco, ben odell, betsy brandt, beverly hills, Bob Fisher, carmen salinas, celebrity, comedy, eugenio derbez, francis veber, gentrification, heitor pereira, hollywood, mateo londono, max greenfield, money, movie star, paparazzi, parking, private investigator, real estate, relationship, remake, richard wong, rob greenberg, romance, romantic comedy, samara weaving, sandra montiel, the valet, valet
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Promising Young Woman (2020)
Director: Emerald Fennell Writer: Emerald Fennell
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2020, adam body, alfre molinda, alison brie, anthony willis, ashley fox, assault, bachelor party, ben browning, benjamin kracun, bo burnham, carey mulligan, chris lowell, christopher mintz-plasse, clancy brown, coffee shop, connie britton, crime, doctor, drama, emerald fennell, frederic thoraval, jennifer coolidge, josey mcnamara, laverne cox, margot robbie, max greenfield, molly shannon, murder, ohio, promising young woman, rape, revenge, sam richardson, sex, steve monroe, suicide, thriller, timothy e. goodwin, tom ackerley, trauma, vengeance
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A Futile and Stupid Gesture (2018)
Director: David Wain Writers: Michael Colton & John Aboud (Based on the book by Josh Karp)
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2018, a futile and stupid gesture, adaptation, animal house, bill murray, biography, bran huskey, chevy chase, chris redd, christopher guest, david krumholtz, david wain, domhnall gleeson, doug kenney, douglas kenney, ed helms, emmy rossum, finn wittrock, gregg turkington, harold ramis, humor, joe lo truglio, joel mchale, john aboud, John Belushi, jon daly, josh karp, leslie nielsen, lorne michael, magazine, martin mull, matt lucas, matt walsh, max greenfield, michael colton, mitch hurwitz, natasha lyonne, national lampoon, netflix, paul scheer, paul shaffer, rich sommer, satirist, seth green, suicide, thomas lennon, tom snyder, true story, will forte, writer
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Fist Fight (2017)
Director: Richie Keen Writers: Van Robichaux & Evan Susser (Story by Van Robichaux & Evan Susser and Max Greenfield)
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2017, charlie day, christina hendricks, dean norris, dennis haysbert, evan susser, fight, fist fight, high school, ice cube, jillian bell, joanna garcia swisher, kumail nanjiani, max greenfield, prank, richie keen, school, shawn levy, teacher, tracy morgan, van robichaux
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Hello, My Name Is Doris (2016)
Director: Michael Showalter Writers: Laura Terruso & Michael Showalter (Based on the short film “Doris & the Intern” by Laura Terruso)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 2016, co-worker, comedy, drama, hello my name is doris, intern, jack antonoff, kuwait nanjiani, kyle mooney, laura terruso, max greenfield, michael showalter, natasha lyonne, office, peter gallagher, rich sommer, romance, sally field, stephen root, tyne daly, work
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The Big Short (2015)
Director: Adam McKay Writers: Charles Randolph and Adam McKay (Based on the book by Michael Lewis)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged adam mckay, adaptation, anthony bourdain, bank, banker, bankers, banking, big short, biography, brad pitt, charles randolph, christian bale, comedy, drama, economy, finance, financial crisis, fraud, goldman sachs, hanse linklater, margot robbie, marisa tomei, max greenfield, melissa leo, michael lewis, money, mortgage, rafe spall, ryan gosling, selena gomez, steve carell, the big short, tracy letts
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They Came Together (2014)
Director: David Wain Writers: Michael Showater & David Wain
Posted in Comedy, Review, Romance
Tagged 2014, adam scott, amy poehler, bill hader, candy, candy shop, christopher meloni, cobie smulders, comedy, ed helms, ellie kemper, jack mcbrayer, jason mantzoukas, john stamos, ken marino, kenan thompson, max greenfield, melanie lynskey, michael ian black, michael murphy, michael shannon, michaela watkins, norah jones, parody, paul rudd, quirky, romance, romantic comedy, shop, they came together
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