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Tag Archives: steve zahn
Where’d You Go, Bernadette (2019)
Director: Richard Linklater Writers: Richard Linklater & Holly Gent & Vince Palmo (Based on the novel by Maria Semple)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2019, adaptation, architect, artist, billy crudup, brad simpson, cate blanchett, david paymer, emma nelson, family, fbi, ginger sledge, holly gent, james urbanbiak, judy greer, kristen wiig, laurence fishburne, maria semple, megan ellison, megan mullally, nina jacobson, richard linklater, steve zahn, vince palmo, vincent palmo jr., where'd you go bernadette, zoe chao
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War for the Planet of the Apes (2017)
Director: Matt Reeves Writers: Mark Bomback & Matt Reeves (Based on characters created by Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction
Tagged action, adventure, amanda silver, andy serkis, ape, apes, caesar, colonel, drama, judy greer, La planète des singes, mark bomback, matt reeves, michael giacchino, pierre boulle, planet of the apes, rick jaffa, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel, steve zahn, toby kebbell, war, war for the planet of the apes, woody harrelson
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Captain Fantastic (2016)
Director: Matt Ross Writer: Matt Ross
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2016, ann dowd, captain fantastic, comedy, drama, family, frank langella, funeral, matt ross, missi pyle, steve zahn, viggo mortensen
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Joy Ride (2001)
Director: John Dahl Writers: Clay Tarver & J.J. Abrams
Posted in Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2001, cb radio, clay tarver, j.j. abrams, jessica bowman, john dahl, joy ride, miller, murderer, paul walker, peeled sobieski, road trip, steve zahn, truck, trucker
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That Thing You Do! (1996)
Director: Tom Hanks Writer: Tom Hanks
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical
Tagged 1964, abba babatunde, band, bryan cranston, charlize theron, chris ellis, chris isaak, clint howard, colin hanks, comedy, disk jockey, dj, drama, drummer, ethan embry, giovanni ribisi, howard shore, jazz, johnathon schaech, jonathan demme, kevin pollak, liv tyler, music, musical, musician, one hit wonder, paul feig, pennsylvania, radio, rita wilson, steve zahn, tak fujimoto, that thing you do, the oneders, tom everett scott, tom hanks
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The Ridiculous 6 (2015)
Director: Frank Coraci Writers: Tim Herlihy & Adam Sandler I really can’t think of a single positive thing to say about this one. An absolute chore to sit through. I can’t recall laughing even once.
Posted in Comedy, Western
Tagged adam sandler, blake clark, blake shelton, brothers, chris kattan, chris parnell, comedy, dan patrick, danny trejo, david spade, frank coraci, gang, happy madison, harvey keitel, indian, john turturro, jon lovitz, jorge carcia, knife, luke wilson, native american, nick nolte, nick swardson, norm macdonald, ridiculous 6, rob schneider, robin leach, steve buscemi, steve zahn, taylor lautner, terry crews, the ridiculous 6, tim herlihy, vanilla ice, Western, whitney cummings, will forte
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Saving Silverman (2001)
Director: Dennis Dugan Writers: Hank Nelken & Greg DePaul
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Romance
Tagged 2001, amanda detmer, amanda peet, band, comedy, cover band, crime, dennis dugan, friends, greg depaul, hank nelken, jack black, jason biggs, kidnap, kidnapped, kidnapping, kyle gass, music, musician, neil diamond, nun, r. lee ermey, relationship, romance, romantic comedy, saving silverman, steve zahn
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That Thing You Do! (1996)
Director: Tom Hanks Writer: Tom Hanks
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical
Tagged 1960s, 1964, band, bryan cranston, charlize theron, chris ellis, chris isaak, clint howard, colin hanks, comedy, drama, drummer, ethan embry, giovanni ribisi, howard shore, johnathon schaech, jonathan demme, kevin pollak, liv tyler, manager, music, musical, obba babatunde, paul feig, pennsylvania, peter scolari, rita wilson, steve zahn, tak fujimoto, that thing you do, tom everett scott, tom hanks
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The Object of My Affection (1998)
Director: Nicholas Hytner Writer: Wendy Wasserstein (Based on the novel by Stephen McCauley)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1998, adaptation, alan alda, allison janney, best friends, comedy, drama, friends, friendship, gay, hayden panettiere, homosexual, jennifer aniston, john pankow, kali rocha, love, new york, nicholas hytner, paul rudd, pregnancy, pregnant, romance, social worker, stephen mccauley, steve zahn, teacher, the object of my affection, wendy wasserstein
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