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Tag Archives: michael mckean
Clue (1985)
Director: Jonathan Lynn Writer: Jonathan Lynn (Story by John Landis and Jonathan Lynn) (Based on the Parker Brothers board game “Clue”) Seems like this movie has a pretty big cult following. I always thought it was just OK.
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1985, adaptation, bill henderson, blackmail, board game, butler, christopher lloyd, clue, comedy, crime, david bretherton, debra hill, dinner, eileen brennan, host, jane wiedlin, jeffrey kramer, john landis, john morris, jon peters, jonathan lynn, kelley nakahara, lee ving, lesley ann warren, madeline kahn, maid, mansion, martin mull, michael mckean, murder, murderer, mystery, Richard haines, thriller, tim curry, victor j. kemper, whodunit
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Auto Focus (2002)
Director: Paul Schrader Writers: Michael Gerbosi (Based on the book by Robert Graysmith)
Posted in Crime, Drama
Tagged 2002, actor, adaptation, addict, addiction, auto focus, biography, bob crane, california, crime, drama, ed begley jr., electronics, greg kinnear, hogan's heroes, hollywood, john henry carpenter, kurt fuller, los angeles, maria bello, michael gerbosi, michael mckean, murder, paul schrader, rita wilson, robert graysmith, sex, television, true story, tv, willem dafoe
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21 Years: Richard Linklater (2014)
Directors: Michael Dunaway and Tara Wood Writers: Michael Dunaway and Tara Wood
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2014, 21 years, 21 years: richard linklater, a scanner darkly, anthony rapp, bad news bears, before midnight, before sunrise, before sunset, bernie, billy bob thornton, biography, boyhood, dazed and confused, director, documentary, ethan hawke, film, filmmaker, greg kinnear, independent, indie, jack black, jason reitman, jay duplass, joey lauren adams, julie delpy, keanu reeves, kevin smith, louis black, marissa ribisi, mark duplass, matthew mcconaughey, me and orson welles, michael dunaway, michael mckean, miranda cosgrove, movie, movies, nicky katt, parker posey, richard linklater, school of rock, slacker, tara wood, waking life, zac efron
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For Your Consideration (2006)
Director: Christopher Guest Writers: Christopher Guest & Eugene Levy
Posted in Comedy
Tagged academy award, actor, ari graynor, bob balaban, casey wilson, catherine o'hara, christopher guest, christopher moynihan, claire forlani, craig bierko, don lake, ed begley jr., eugene levy, for your consideration, fred willard, harry shearer, hollywood, home for purim, jane lynch, jennifer coolidge, jessica st. clair, john krasinski, john michael higgins, kevin sussman, larry miller, loudon wainwright III, michael hitchcock, michael mckean, movie, oscar, parker posey, paul dooley, rachael harris, richard kind, ricky gervais, sandra oh, scott adsit, simon helberg, stephen rannazzisi
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Best in Show (2000)
Director: Christopher Guest Writers: Christopher Guest & Eugene Levy
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2000, best in show, bob balaban, catherine o'hara, christopher guest, comedy, documentary, dog, dog show, dogs, ed begley jr., eugene levy, fred willard, jane lynch, jennifer coolidge, john michael higgins, larry miller, michael hitchcock, michael mckean, mockumentary, parker posey, rachael harris, will sasso
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True Crime (1999)
Director: Clint Eastwood Writers: Larry Gross and Paul Brickman and Stephen Schiff (Based on the novel by Andrew Klavan)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1999, adaptation, andrew klavan, bernard hill, clint eastwood, crime, death row, denis leary, diane venora, drama, execution, inmate, isaiah washington, james woods, journalism, journalist, larry gross, lisagay hamilton, lucy liu, michael jeter, michael mckean, murder, mystery, paul brickman, prison, stephen schiff, thriller, true crime
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The Words (2012)
Directors: Brian Klugman & Lee Sternthal Writers: Brian Klugman & Lee Sternthal
Posted in Drama, Mystery, Romance
Tagged 2012, author, book, bradley cooper, brian klugman, dennis quaid, drama, j.k. simmons, jeremy irons, john hannah, lee sternthal, michael mckean, mystery, novel, olivia wilde, romance, steal, stealing, stole, the words, write, writer, zeljko ivanek, zoe saldana
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Nothing to Lose (1997)
Director: Steve Oedekerk Writer: Steve Oedekerk
