Mainstream Hollywood filmmaker Hugh Wilson teams up with screenwriter/author John Grisham for the independently produced...
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Director, Producer
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2004
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After giving George of the Jungle human form, Brendan Fraser returns to cartoon-land with another live-action update of an...
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Director, Executive Producer, Screenwriter
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1999
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1999
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"Southie" is common usage in Massachusetts for a resident of South Boston. John Shea directed and co-scripted (with...
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Producer
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1998
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The real-life story of Teddy Roosevelt's role in the Spanish-American war is re-told in this made-for-television movie....
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Screenwriter
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1997
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Vulgar, slapstick comedy abounds in this feature film debut for television sitcom star Kelsey Grammer. Almost everyone else...
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Screenwriter
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1996
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Three women plot revenge on their two-timing husbands in this comedy. Brenda (Bette Midler), Elise (Goldie Hawn), and Annie...
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Director
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1996
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A man trained for a life of excitement and danger is given a new and unexpected challenge -- minding a grouchy old woman --...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1994
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Director of the first Police Academy movie, Hugh Wilson is also responsible for the action comedy-caper Burglar. Bernice...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1987
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An amusing spoof of the good 'ole westerns back in the halcyon days when all the cliches were held up as icons, this parody...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1985
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Public safety takes a turn for the worse in this hit comedy, which spawned a long-running franchise. As a crime wave sweeps...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1984
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The action and stunts in this fourth racing vehicle for Burt Reynolds could be accurately foreseen by most youngsters....
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Screenwriter
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1983
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A lonely young single mom, who has formed a spiritual bond with her favorite deejay Dr. Johnny Fever (Howard Hesseman),...
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Screenwriter
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1979
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Finally booted out of his house by his fed-up wife Lucille (Edie McClurg), Herb (Frank Bonner) moves in with Johnny (Howard...
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Screenwriter
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1979
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A visting reporter is told that WKRP is just your average, run-of-the-mill station--but events quickly prove otherwise. It...
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Screenwriter
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1979
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Much to everyone's amazement, Jennifer (Loni Anderson) agrees to accompany newsman Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) to a banquet...
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Screenwriter
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1979
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After a three-month network hiatus, WKRP in Cincinnati resumed its first season on January 15, 1979 with this "recap" episode...
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Screenwriter
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1979
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When Mr. Carlson's 11-year-old son Arthur Jr. (Sparky Marcus) is booted out of Valley Forge Military Academy, the kid's...
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Screenwriter
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1979
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WKRP's ace newsman Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) can't understand why he has been abruptly banned from conducting locker-room...
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Screenwriter
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1978
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In the conclusion of WKRP in Cincinnati's two-part series opener, WKRP's new program director Andy Travis (Gary Sandy)...
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Screenwriter
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1978
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Pulling a few strings supplied by his boss Mr. Carlson (Gordon Jump), Andy (Gary Sandy) manages to book the English punk band...
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Screenwriter
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1978
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The first episode of the first season of WKRP in Cincinnati finds troubleshooter Andy Travis (Gary Sandy) blowing in from...
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Screenwriter
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1978
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Debuting September 18, 1978 on CBS, WKRP in Cincinnati was a weekly, half-hour "ensemble" sitcom largely set in the offices...
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Executive Producer, Show Creator
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1978
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Ever in search of a surefire publicity stunt, Herb (Frank Bonner) arranges a remote WKRP broadcast from Del's Stereo and...
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1978
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Reaping a huge sum of money from an earlier investment, Jerry sells his practice and retires. Unfortunately, Bob is unable to...
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Screenwriter
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1976
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About to embark upon an out-of-town trip, Bob tries to divest himself of the dependent Howard by foisting his friend off on a...
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Screenwriter
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1976
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Finally getting custody of his son Howie, Howard must now face the problem of proper child care when he isn't around. At...
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Screenwriter
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1976
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