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Tag Archives: penny marshall
Awakenings (1990)
Director: Penny Marshall Writer: Steven Zaillian (Based on the book by Oliver Sacks M.D.)
Posted in Drama
Tagged alice drummond, awakenings, biography, bradley whitford, catatonic, doctor, drama, drugs, encephalitis, hospital, john heard, julie kavner, m.d., max von sydow, oliver sacks, patient, penelope ann miller, penny marshall, peter stormare, randy newman, robert de niro, robin williams, steven zaillian, true story, vin diesel, vincent pastore
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Staten Island Summer (2015)
Director: Rhys Thomas Writer: Colin Jost
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2015, ashley greene, bobby moynihan, cecily strong, colin jost, college, comedy, fred armisen, gina gershon, graham phillips, high school, jackson nicoll, jim gaffigan, john deluca, kate mckinnon, kate walsh, katie conkrell, kellie cockrell, lifeguard, lorne michaels, method man, mike o'brien, new york, owen benjamin, penny marshall, pool, rhys thomas, staten island, staten island summer, summer, vincent pastore, will forte, zack pearlman
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1941 (1979)
Director: Steven Spielberg Writers: Robert Zemeckis & Bob Gale (Story by Robert Zemeckis & Bob Gale and John Milius) Really awful. Borderline unwatchable.
Posted in Action, Comedy, Review, War
Tagged 1941, 1979, action, army, bob gale, bomb, california, christopher lee, comedy, dan aykroyd, defend, defense, eddie deezen, elisha cook, invasion, james caan, japan, John Belushi, john candy, john landis, john milius, john williams, lorraine gary, michael mckean, mickey rourke, military, murray hamilton, nancy allen, ned beatty, patti lupone, pearl habor, penny marshall, pilot, robert stack, robert zemeckis, slim pickens, soldier, steven spielberg, tim matheson, toshiro mifune, treat williams, war, warren oates, world war 2, world war ii, wwII
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A League of Their Own (1992)
Director: Penny Marshall Writers: Lowell Ganz & Babaloo Mandel (Story by Kim Wilson & Kelly Candaele)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review, Sports
Tagged 1992, a league of their own, ann cusack, anny ramsay, babaloo mandel, baseball, bill pullman, bitty schram, comedy, david strathairn, drama, eddie jones, garry marshall, geena davis, hans zimmer, harry shearer, jon lovitz, kelly candaele, kim wilson, league, lori petty, lowell ganz, madonna, megan cavanagh, penny marshall, player, rose o'donnell, sisters, sport, sports, tea leoni, team, tom hanks, tracy reiner, woman, women, world war ii, wwII
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Big (1988)
Director: Penny Marshall Writers: Gary Ross & Anne Spielberg
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Review
Tagged 1988, anne spielberg, big, boy, carnival, comedy, david moscow, drama, elizabeth perkins, fantasy, gary ross, jared rushton, john heard, jon lovitz, josh clark, magic, magical, man, new york, new york city, nyc, penny marshall, robert loggia, tom hanks, toy, toys, wish
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The Preacher’s Wife (1996)
Director: Penny Marshall Writers: Nat Mauldin and Allan Scott (Based on the novel “The Bishop’s Wife” by Robert Nathan)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Fantasy, Review
Tagged allan scott, angel, choir, christmas, church, comedy, courtney b. vance, denzel washington, drama, faith, fantasy, god, gregory hines, heaven, jenifer lewis, lionel richie, loretta devine, marriage, nat mauldin, penny marshall, preach, preacher, reverend, robert nathan, the bishop's wife, the preacher's wife, whitney houston
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Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World (2005)
Director: Albert Brooks Writer: Albert Brooks
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 9/11, albert brooks, amy ryan, comedian, comedy, india, islam, looking for comedy in the muslim world, muslim, pakistan, penny marshall, religion, stand up comedy
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New Year’s Eve (2011)
Director: Garry Marshall Writer: Katherine Fugate
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2011, abigail breslin, alyssa milano, ashton kutcher, ball drop, cancer, carla gugino, cary elwes, cherry jones, chris bridges, comedy, common, garry marshall, halle berry, hilary swank, holiday, hospital, jessica biel, jim belushi, joey mcintyre, john lithgow, jon bon jovi, josh duhamel, katherine fugate, katherine heigl, katherine mcnamara, larry miller, lea michele, love, ludacris, matthew broderick, michael bloomberg, michelle pfeiffer, nat wolff, new year's eve, new york city, nyc, penny marshall, robert de niro, romance, romantic comedy, russell peters, ryan seacrest, sarah jessica parker, sarah paulson, seth meyers, single mother, sofia vergara, til schweiger, times square, yeardley smith, zac efron
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