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Tag Archives: Richard marks
You’ve Got Mail (1998)
Director: Nora Ephron Writers: Nora Ephron & Delia Ephron (Based on the play “Parfumerie” by Miklos Laszlo)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1998, adaptation, america online, aol, book, book store, books, chris messina, comedy, corporate, dabney coleman, dave chappelle, delia ephron, drama, e-mail, greg kinnear, heather burns, independent, internet, jean stapleton, john lindley, john randolph, lauren shuler donner, meg ryan, milkos laszlo, new york, new york city, nora ephron, nyc, online, parfumerie, parker posey, retail, Richard marks, romance, romantic comedy, shop, steve zahn, store, tom hanks, writer, you've got mail
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What Planet Are You From? (2000)
Director: Mike Nichols Writers: Garry Shandling & Michael Leeson and Ed Solomon and Peter Tolan (Story by Garry Shandling & Michael Leeson) Working my way through Mike Nichols’s filmography. This is definitely a low point.
Posted in Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction
Tagged 2000, aa, airplane, alcoholics anonymous, alien, annette bening, baby, ben kingsley, bernie brillstein, brad grey, camryn manheim, caroline aaron, carter burwell, child, comedy, danny zorn, earth, ed solomon, f.a.a., garry shandling, greg kinnear, harmony smith, j.c. mackenzie, jane lynch, janeane garofalo, john goodman, judy greer, linda fiorentino, love, marriage, married, michael ballhaus, michael leeson, mike nichols, neil machlis, nora dunn, octavia spencer, penis, peter tolan, pregnancy, pregnant, richard jenkins, Richard marks, romance, romantic comedy, sarah silverman, sci-fi, science fiction, sex, space, wedding, what planet are you from, What Planet Are You From?, willie garson
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Spanglish (2004)
Director: James L. Brooks Writer: James L. Brooks Bad. Brooks’s worst.
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 2004, adam sandler, affair, beach house, california, chef, cloris leachman, comedy, drama, family, hans zimmer, housekeeper, immigrant, james l. brooks, john seale, julie ansell, maid, mexican, migrant, nanny, paz vega, phil rosenthal, restaurant, Richard marks, richard sakai, romance, sarah steele, spanglish, tea leoni, thomas haden church, tia nolan, vacation
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