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Tag Archives: real estate
Are We Done Yet? (2007)
Director: Steve Carr Writer: Hank Nelken (Story by Hank Nelken) (Based on characters created by Steven Gary Banks & Claudia Grazioso) (Based on the screenplay “Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House” by Norman Panama & Melvin Frank)
Posted in Comedy, Review
Tagged 2007, aleisha allen, are we done yet?, are we there yet?, basketball, claudia grazioso, comedy, contractor, family, fish, fishing, hank nelken, home, house, ice cube, john c. mcginley, jonathan katz, linda kash, magic johnson, melvin frank, mr. blandings builds his dream house, nia long, norman panama, oregon, philip bolden, portland, real estate, sequel, sports, Steve Carr, steven gary banks, tahj mowry
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Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
Director: James Foley Writer: David Mamet (Based on the play by David Mamet)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Review
Tagged 1992, ABC, adaptation, al pacino, alan arkin, alec baldwin, always be closing, bruce altman, cadillac, chicago, contest, crime, david mamet, drama, ed harris, florida, glengarry glen ross, jack lemmon, james foley, jonathan pryce, jude ciccolella, kevin spacey, office, play, police, real estate, restaurant, robbery, sales, salesman, salesmen, sell, theater, theft
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The Descendants (2011)
Director: Alexander Payne Writers: Alexander Payne and Nat Faxon & Jim Rash (Based on the novel by Kaui Hart Hemmings)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review
Tagged 2011, accident, affair, alexander payne, amara miller, beau bridges, boat, boating accident, coma, death, descendants, family, george clooney, hawaii, jim rash, judy greer, kaui hart hemmings, land, lawyer, marriage, matthew lillard, nat faxon, nick krause, real estate, rob huebel, robert forster, shailene wiidley, the descendants, trust
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Clean and Sober (1988)
Director: Glenn Gordon Caron Writer: Tod Carroll
Posted in Drama
Tagged aa, addict, addiction, alcoholic, alcoholics anonymous, clean and sober, cocaine, coke, dakin matthews, death, drug addict, glenn gordon caron, kathy baker, m. emmet walsh, michael keaton, morgan freeman, overdose, real estate, rehab, Ron Howard, sober, substance abuse, tate donovan, tod carroll, treatment
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Two Weeks Notice (2002)
Director: Marc Lawrence Writer: Marc Lawrence
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2002, alicia witt, business, comedy, coney island, dana ivey, donald trump, famous, hugh grant, lawyer, love, marc lawrence, new york, new york city, nyc, real estate, rich, robert klein, romance, romantic, romantic comedy, sandra bullock, two weeks notice, tycoon, wealthy
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