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Tag Archives: tennis
King Richard (2021)
Director: Reinaldo Marcus Green Writer: Zach Baylin
Posted in Drama, Sports
Tagged 2021, aunjanue ellis, biography, brad greenquist, california, celebrity, coach, compton, country club, dad, daughters, demi singleton, drama, dylan mcdermott, fame, family, famous, father, florida, jada pinkett smith, john mcenroe, jon bernthal, kevin dunn, king richard, kris bowers, nike, pamela martin, pete sampras, reebok, reinaldo marcus green, rich sommer, richard williams, rick macci, robert elswit, saniyya sidney, serena williams, sport, sports, tennis, tim white, tony goldwyn, tournament, train, training, trevor white, true stoy, venus williams, will smith, wimbledon, zach baylin
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Battle of the Sexes (2017)
Directors: Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris Writer: Simon Beaufoy
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Sports
Tagged 1970s, 1973, 2017, alan cumming, battle of the sexes, bill pullman, billie jean king, biography, bobby riggs, chris parnell, comedy, competition, danny boyle, drama, elisabeth shue, emma stone, eric christian olsen, fred armisen, gamble, gambler, gambling, gay, homosexual, homosexuality, jonathan dayton, lesbian, rivalry, sarah silverman, simon beaufoy, sport, sports, steve carell, tennis, tom kenny, true story, valerie faris
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Wimbledon (2004)
Director: Richard Loncraine Writers: Adam Brooks and Jennifer Flackett & Mark Levin
Posted in Comedy, Romance, Sports
Tagged adam brooks, athlete, comedy, jennifer flackett, mark levin, richard loncraine, romance, romantic comedy, sport, sports, tennis, tournament, wimbledon
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7 Days in Hell (2015)
Director: Jake Szymanski Writer: Murray Miller
Posted in Comedy, Sports
Tagged 2015, 7 days in hell, andy samberg, chris evert, comedy, david copperfield, dolph lundgren, fred armisen, howie mandel, jake szymanski, john mcenroe, jon hamm, june squibb, karen gillan, kit harrington, lena dunham, mary steenburgen, michael sheen, murray miller, rivalry, serena williams, soledad o'brien, sport, sports, streaker, tennis, will forte
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Bicentennial Man (1999)
Director: Chris Columbus Writer: Nicholas Kazan (Based on the short story “The Bicentennial Man” by Isaac Asimov) (Based on the novel “The Positronic Man” by Isaac Asimov and Robert Silverberg)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review, Science Fiction
Tagged android, bicentennial man, bradley whitford, chris columbus, comedy, drama, Embeth Davidtz, emotion, future, isaac asimov, james horner, john michael higgins, kiersten warren, nicholas kazan, oliver platt, robert silverberg, robin williams, robot, sam neill, sci-fi, science fiction, stephen root, tennis, the positronic man, wolfgang petersen
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Match Point (2005)
Director: Woody Allen Writer: Woody Allen
Posted in Crime, Drama, Review, Romance, Thriller
Tagged 2005, affair, brian cox, britain, british, crime, drama, emily mortimer, england, europe, jonathan rhys meyers, love, match point, matthew goode, murder, penelope wilton, romance, Scarlett Johansson, tennis, thriller, uk, woody allen
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Dial M for Murder (1954)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock Writer: Frederick Knott (Adapted from his own play)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Review, Thriller
Tagged 1954, adaptation, alfred hitchcock, american, anthony dawsom, blackmail, crime, dial m for murder, drama, england, evidence, frederick knott, grace kelly, husband, inherit, investigate, investigation, john williams, letter, london, marriage, married, murder, ray milland, robert cummings, tennis, thriller, wife, writer
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Strangers on a Train (1951)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock Writers: Raymond Chandler and Czenzi Ormonde (Based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith) I’ve had the 2 disc DVD for years and just never watched it and that was a mistake! Really great and exciting! Going to … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Review, Thriller
Tagged 1951, alfred hitchcock, crime, czenzi ormonde, drama, farley granger, film noir, leo g. carroll, murder, mystery, noir, patricia highsmith, raymond chandler, robert walker, ruth roman, stranger, strangers, strangers on a train, tennis, thriller, train
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