Take a trip to the North Pole and discover exactly how Santa Claus makes Christmas magic happen every year in this...
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Steve
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2011
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Jobless slacker Fred (James Marsden) discovers that hares make horrible houseguests after injuring the Easter Bunny...
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2011
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Julian Farino's feature debut The Oranges is a darkly comic portrait of two suburban families who live across from each...
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David Walling
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2011
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Dr. Gregory House
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2010
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When human-hating aliens disrupt earthbound cable-television signals, it's up to a monster-hunting superhero to take out the...
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Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D.
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2009
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Your favorite characters from Monsters vs. Aliens return in this animated 3D adventure that follows B.O.B. (voice of Seth...
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Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D.
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2009
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Dr. Gregory House
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2009
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When evil aliens pose as harmless pumpkins in a bid to take over planet Earth on Halloween night, it's up to Susan (voice of...
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2009
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This two-hour production from the decades-spanning comedy show offers a variety of holiday-themed sketches, including...
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2009
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In the wake of the L.A. riots, an LAPD vice detective who always went above and beyond the call of duty to keep the streets...
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Capt. James Biggs
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2008
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Season 5 finds medical misanthrope Greg House more irascible than ever. As the season opens, House's best (well, only) friend...
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Dr. Gregory House
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2008
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Saturday Night Live: The Best of '06/'07 collects some of the most well-known moments from that season of the sketch comedy...
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2007
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During his fourth season, the dyspeptic medical detective (Hugh Laurie) is consumed by his search for a new team of...
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Dr. Gregory House
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2007
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Although he has recovered from the gunshot wound administered by the husband of a former patient at the end of House's second...
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2006
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The little mouse with a big heart is back in this animated, straight-to-video sequel that finds Stuart enlisting the help of...
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2006
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This 2006 episode of Saturday Night Live is hosted by Hugh Laurie and features musical guest Beck. ~ Skyler Miller, Rovi...
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Host
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2006
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Inspired by the true-life story of carrier pigeons who were trained to carry vital information for the Allied forces across...
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Gutsy
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2005
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Season Two of House begins as the gloriously obnoxious and abrasive Dr. Gregory House, head nephrologist at...
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Dr. Gregory House
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2005
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Based on a novel by Elleston Trevor, director John Moore's The Flight of the Phoenix is a remake of a 1965 film of the same...
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2004
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The misanthropic title character of the Fox hospital series House growls, grunts, glowers, winces and limps his way through a...
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Dr. Gregory House
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2004
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This made-for-TV British comedy begins at the turn of the century, as bumbling ironmonger Alfred Salteena (Jim Broadbent)...
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Lord Bernard Clark
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2003
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Having already inspired two feature films combining live action with computer animation, E.B. White's whimsical 1945...
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Mr. Little
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2003
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2003
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This sequel to a family hit based on the popular children's book by E.B. White again mixes live action actors with...
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Frederick Little
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2002
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Sam Bell
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2001
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A mild-mannered banker finds himself living out his wildest dreams, only to wake up to a major dilemma in a continent-hopping...
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Raymond
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2001
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From her gradual ascent to stardom in the 1930s to her death from a drug overdose at age 47 in 1969, former vaudeville baby...
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2001
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Allison Uttley's children's books The Squirrel, The Hare, and (of course) The Little Grey Rabbit served as source material...
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2000
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E.B. White's classic children's story is brought to the screen in this fantasy, which combines computer-animated characters...
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Mr. Little
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1999
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In this animated family story, a group of children are playing at the beach when they pass through a mysterious window in...
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Cenzo
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1999
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Rowan Atkinson returns to the role of royal scoundrel Edmund Blackadder in this hilariously skewered romp through British...
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Georgius,Viscount George Bufton-Tufton
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1999
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Acclaimed theater director Des McAnuff made his feature-film directorial debut with this period comedy-drama adapted from...
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Baron Hector Hulot
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1998
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Oscar-nominated Randall Wallace (Braveheart) made his directorial debut with this adaptation of the 1848 classic by Alexandre...
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1998
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1998
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Peter Hewitt (Tom and Huck) directed this $30-million family film, an adaptation of Mary Norton's classic children's novels...
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Officer Steady
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1997
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Young Jim Hawkins and the pirate Long John Silver race to find the same treasure located on a mysterious map in this...
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1997
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A followup to the 1995 animated special Mole's Christmas, The Adventures of Mole is one of a series of hour-long,...
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Toad
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1996
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There are more puppies than you can shake a rolled up newspaper at in this live-action remake of the Disney animated favorite...
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Jasper
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1996
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1995
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The recipient of seven Oscar® nominations, this film version of Jane Austen's classic 1811 novel stars Emma Thompson as...
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1995
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Created by John Cleese of Monty Python fame, the twice-weekly TV series Look at the State We're In was a hilariously...
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Director
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1995
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Bertie Wooster
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1994
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This complex political drama zeroes in on the life of a small bourgeois family living in Stalinist Czechoslovakia. It is set...
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Uncle
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1994
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A charming grifter who boldly feeds off the greed of others must straighten up before he loses everything in this British...
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Leo Hopkins
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1993
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Roger
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1992
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1992
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Bertie Wooster
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1992
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Bertie Wooster
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1991
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Bertie Wooster
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1991
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As she enters middle age, expatriate American M.D. Lillian Hempel (Blair Brown) ends a long-term relationship with her actor...
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1990
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1990
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Bertie Wooster
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1990
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Assigned to the British secret service, Blackadder goes undercover at an army hospital to ferret out a German spy. Among the...
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Lt. Hon. George Colthurst St. Banleigh
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1989
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The fourth series of Blackadder episodes, logically titled Blackadder Goes Forth, commenced on September 28, 1989. Rowan...
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Lt. Hon. George Colthurst St. Banleigh
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1989
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1989
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Anxious to be transferred far away from the trenches of France, Captain Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) arranges a musical...
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Lt. Hon. George Colthurst St. Banleigh
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1989
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Faced with the prospect of joining the AEF in the "big push" against the Germans, Captain Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson)...
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Lt. Hon. George Colthurst St. Banleigh
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1989
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As part of his never-ending efforts to avoid the German ground troops during WWI, Captain Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson)...
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Lt. Hon. George Colthurst St. Banleigh
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1989
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Again hoping to avoid WWI combat duty, Captain Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) destroys the orders for "Operation...
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Lt. Hon. George Colthurst St. Banleigh
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1989
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The cast and crew of the satirical British comedy series Blackadder reunited for this perverse one-hour spin on Dickens' A...
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1988
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The curtain fell on the satirical British sitcom Black Adder the Third with the episode titled "Duel and Duality." Accused of...
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Prince Regent George IV
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1987
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Music and comedy share the stage in this performance film, which records a four-night variety show presented in 1987 as a...
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1987
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Surviving an assassination attempt, the Prince Regent (Hugh Laurie) concludes that he'd be more popular if learned to give...
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Prince Regent George IV
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1987
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To alleviate the Prince Regent's financial problems, Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) arranges for the Prince (Hugh Laurie)...
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Prince Regent George IV
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1987
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Once again, Edmund Blackadder is jealous of his betters; in this case, the object of his envy is the Scarlet Pimpernel....
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Prince Regent George IV
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1987
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The Prince Regent (Hugh Laurie) agrees to act as patron for the "fat dictionary" being written by Dr. Samuel Johnson (Robbie...
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Prince Regent George IV
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1987
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The third series of Blackadder episodes (logically telecast in England under the blanket title Black Adder the Third...
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Prince Regent George IV
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1987
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The second series of Blackadder episodes ended on February 20, 1986, with "Chains." In response to a series of high-profile...
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1986
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Ever anxious to one-up his fellow man, Lord Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) enters a beer-drinking contest. On the same...
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1986
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This sketch comedy television special starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie was the impetus for the series of the same name...
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1986
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Though blatantly patterned after the long-running American series Saturday Night Live, Britain's Saturday Live tended to...
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Screenwriter
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1986
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Plenty boasts a cast of actors ranging from John Gielgud as an ethical and caustic senior diplomat to Meryl Streep as Susan...
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1985
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Monty Python alumni John Cleese, Michael Palin, Graham Chapman, Terry Jones, and Terry Gilliam team up with Neil Innes,...
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1984
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1983
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The sequel to the made-for-TV animated special Adventures of Mole, Adventures of Toad is one of several British-produced...
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Toad
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