Fake Mustachios (2012)

Actors

• Al Gurst (actor)
• Al Gurst (actor)
• Al Gurst (composer)
• Al Gurst (director)
• Al Gurst (editor)
• Al Gurst (writer)
• Joshua Heller (actor)
• Joshua Heller (actor)
• Joshua Heller (producer)

Genres

• Comedy
• Short

Fringe Follies (2011)

Actors

• Todd Norris (director)
• Peter Bakely (actor)
• Annie Montgomery (actress)
• Matt Connolly (producer)
• David Berry (editor)
• Brian Colley (writer)
• Denny Osburn (composer)
• Annie Cherry (actress)
• Damian Blake (actor)

Genres

• Short

The Muppets (2011)

Actors

• Mickey Rooney (actor)
• Jim Henson (writer)
• Whoopi Goldberg (actress)
• Jerry Nelson (actor)
• Billy Crystal (actor)
• Danny Trejo (actor)
• Dave Goelz (actor)
• Dave Goelz (actor)
• Dave Goelz (actor)
• Dave Goelz (actor)
• Dave Goelz (actor)
• Dave Goelz (actor)
• Steve Whitmire (actor)
• Steve Whitmire (actor)
• Steve Whitmire (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• Family
• Musical

Taglines:

They're closer than you think.
Muppet domination

Quotes:

Walter: Kermit, you're my hero. You're on my watch.

Bobo: Are we working for the bad guy?

Scooter: [to the audience while imagining them naked] You are all naked!

Miss Piggy: Kermit, we found a celebrity! Jack Black has graciously agreed to host the show for us.::Kermit the Frog: That's great! Where is he?::Miss Piggy: In the trunk.::Jack Black: [Inside car trunk] Get me out of here!

Jack Black: Where am I? Why am I so fancy? This is not good for my image!

Fozzie Bear: Wow, that was such an expensive looking explosion! I can't believe we had that in the budget.

[from trailer]::Gary: Whoa whoa whoa, wait wait wait, stop! [looks directly into the camera] Are there Muppets in this movie?

Fozzie Bear: Check it out, Fart-Shoes!::[Steps on the whoopie cushions to make fart sounds]

[from trailer]::[the Muppets are sitting in jail]::Warden: Are you, uh, the Muppets?::Prisoner: [in the jail cell next to them] Hey! I'm a Muppet.

[from trailer]::Statler: Is this movie in 3-D?::Waldorf: Nope! The Muppets are as one-dimensional as they've always been!

The Ring (2011)

Actors

• Holly Beavon (actress)
• Rodrigo Martinez (producer)
• Rodrigo Martinez (writer)
• Rodrigo Martinez (director)
• Rodrigo Martinez (editor)
• Johnny Cannizzaro (actor)

Genres

• Action
• Comedy
• Family
• Short

The Day Mary Pickford Fell off the Screen (2005)

Actors

• Louis Mercier (actor)
• Bear Schaal (actor)
• Wendy K. Oldham (producer)
• Wendy K. Oldham (producer)
• Joffre Faria Silva (producer)
• Joffre Faria Silva (director)
• Melody Schaal (actress)
• Lisa Santonato (actress)
• Chris Parker (editor)
• Duane Oldham (producer)
• Scott Aitchison (composer)
• Dan Goldbloom (actor)

Genres

• Drama
• Short

The Cat's Meow (2001)

Actors

• Peter Bogdanovich (director)
• Joanna Lumley (actress)
• Edward Herrmann (actor)
• Jennifer Tilly (actress)
• Eddie Izzard (actor)
• Kirsten Dunst (actress)
• David Steinberg (miscellaneous crew)
• Cary Elwes (actor)
• Michael Paseornek (producer)
• Caroline de Vivaise (costume designer)
• James Laurenson (actor)
• Martin Hagemann (producer)
• Hendrik Arnst (actor)
• Victor Slezak (actor)
• Heenan Blaikie (miscellaneous crew)

Genres

• Drama

Taglines:

"The Whisper Told Most Often..."
A Triangle... A Murder... A Secret... Don't Tell.
Some secrets won't stay buried.

Quotes:

Charlie Chaplin: Did you really believe I would stay away?::Marion Davies: No, but you should really believe I didn't want you here.

Thomas Ince: Can I be frank with you?::W. R. Hearst: You can be whoever you like. [laughs at his own joke]

Marion Davies: Nothing can happen this weekend.::Charlie Chaplin: So what are you doing next weekend?

Thomas Ince: Anyhow, failure is a character builder, right Charlie?::Charlie Chaplin: I don't know, Tom. You tell me.

Charlie Chaplin: If you were starving and you had no food, would you eat your shoe?::Marion Davies: What?::Charlie Chaplin: Your shoe. Would you eat it?::Marion Davies: Um, of course I would.::Charlie Chaplin: You would?::Marion Davies: I'd have to boil it first.::Charlie Chaplin: *That's* funny.

Thomas Ince: You're a civilized man.::W. R. Hearst: Oh, and why does that surprise you, Tom?::Thomas Ince: Because you have the power to act uncivilized.

[first lines]::Man in crowd: Stop pushing! Stop pushing!::[unintelligible yells from crowd]::Man in crowd: Please, calm down!::Elinor Glyn: [voiceover] In November of 1924, during a weekend yacht party bound for San Diego, a mysterious death occurred within the Hollywood community. However there was no coverage in the press, no police action, and of the fourteen passengers on board only one was ever questioned by authorities. Little evidence exists now or existed at the time to support any version of those weekend events. History has been written in whispers. This is the whisper told most often. The yacht, you see, belonged to William Randolph Hearst.::[pause]::Elinor Glyn: Only in a place like this do reporters and autograph hounds have absolutely no scruples about stampeding mourners at a funeral. Welcome to Hollywood, a land just off the coast of planet Earth.::[pause, Hawaiian guitars play "Aloha Oe"]::Elinor Glyn: After we all leave, the man in the box will disappear. Just his ashes will remain. After all, it's fire that can hurt you, not ashes.

Elinor Glyn: [in the car leaving the dock in San Diego] I am not here. [pause] Like others with tiny bullets hidden in their skulls, Thomas Ince held on unconcious for 2 days before dying in his own bed. There was plenty of misinformation in the days following his death, much of it coming from the Hearst press machine. Which inexplicably reported that Ince was stricken unconcious while visiting Hearst at his upstate ranch. Three weeks later the San Diego district attourney conducted an obligatory investigation, and was quote:"Satisfied that the death of Thomas H. Ince was caused by heart failure as a result of acute indigestion." He did not examine the body because Ince had been cremated immediately, and accept for Dr. Goodman, no member of the boating party was ever questioned, including Hearst. The San Diego D.A. decided that the Los Angeles office continue the investigation, they politely declined. [Charlie goes to Marion]

[last lines]::Elinor Glyn: [voiceover] To this day no two accounts of that weekend cruise are the same, including who, in fact, who was on the boat. There are no logs, you see, no records or photographs of any kind. And not a single person who was there wrote or spoke about that weekend, that is until significantly after the old man's death, and even then, only in riddles. Soon after Tom's death, Margaret Livingston's salary inexplicably jumped from three hundred to one thousand dollars a week. Eventually she retired to manage her husband, Paul Whiteman, the band leader who popularized the Charleston. Lolly got her lifetime contract, and for the next thirty years became the most powerful and feared gossip columnist in America. Three days after Tom's funeral Charlie married Lita Grey in Mexico. It lasted two years. He did however re-cast her role in "The Gold Rush" and re-shoot all of her scenes. Despite costing a small fortune the picture was a smashing success. It took three more years for W.R. let Marion do a full-fledged comedy. As Charlie predicted, she triumphed. She retired in 1937, but stayed by Hearst's side until his death at the age of 88. [pause] I've had a recurring dream recently. I am back on the Oneida, having a glorious time. [pans to everyone dancing on the deck of the Oneida to the Charleston] But I'm watching how ridiculous everyone else looks, and I wonder why they don't realize it. Then I see that in fact, I too look like a fool. Yet it's so much fun that none of us can stop. If we stopped, we'd have nothing. [out of voiceover, as Elinor on the deck] Come on everybody!

W. R. Hearst: You ever eaten a seagull, Tom?::Thomas Ince: No...::W. R. Hearst: God, they taste awful. Just like eating a crow.

Sidesplitters: The Burt & Dick Story (2000)

Actors

• Lewis Black (actor)
• Jim Gaffigan (actor)
• Andrew Filippone Jr. (editor)
• Adam Dubin (director)
• Adam Dubin (actor)
• Adam Dubin (writer)
• Adam Dubin (producer)
• Judy Gold (actress)
• Jim Norton (actor)
• Laura Jean Shannon (costume designer)
• David Hausen (producer)
• Robert Ortiz (producer)
• Eddie Brill (actor)
• Ric Menello (actor)
• Ric Menello (writer)

Genres

• Comedy
• Short

Taglines:

Show biz wasn't ready for them. Are you?

The Hearst and Davies Affair (1985)

Actors

• Robert Mitchum (actor)
• Laurence Rosenthal (composer)
• Virginia Madsen (actress)
• David Lowell Rich (director)
• J. Winston Carroll (actor)
• George Touliatos (actor)
• Fritz Weaver (actor)
• Jaap Broeker (actor)
• Richard Bracken (editor)
• Jack Jessop (actor)
• Paul Pompian (producer)
• Susanna David (miscellaneous crew)
• Doris Belack (actress)
• David Clement (actor)
• Marc Dassas (miscellaneous crew)

Genres

• Biography
• Drama
• Romance

Hollywood Babylon (1972)

Actors

• Elizabeth Taylor (actress)
• Sophia Loren (actress)
• Marilyn Monroe (actress)
• Uschi Digard (actress)
• Uschi Digard (actress)
• Kenneth Anger (writer)
• Brigitte Bardot (actress)
• Sandy Carey (actress)
• Suzanne Fields (actress)
• Suzanne Fields (actress)
• Suzanne Fields (actress)
• Maria Arnold (actress)
• Maria Arnold (actress)
• Maria Arnold (actress)
• Maria Arnold (actress)

Genres

• Drama

Taglines:

The Down and Dirty Side of the Dream Makers
The shadow of BABYLON had fallen over HOLLYWOOD! Scandal was waiting, just out of camera range!

The Real Thing at Last (1916)

Actors

• William Shakespeare (writer)
• Edmund Gwenn (actor)
• Edmund Gwenn (actor)
• J.M. Barrie (writer)
• Ernest Thesiger (actor)
• A.E. Matthews (actor)
• Arthur Shirley (actor)
• Gladys Cooper (actress)
• Owen Nares (actor)
• Marie Lohr (actress)
• L.C. MacBean (director)
• Godfrey Tearle (actor)
• Leslie Henson (actor)
• Nelson Keys (actor)
• Leslie Henson (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• Short

Chaplin, Charlie S. Filmography

• Killer Barbys
  1996, role: actor , character name: Mario

Young Charlie Chaplin

The early life of Cinema's first great comedic artist is portrayed. Young Charlie is a boy who is struggling in poverty with a mother who is losing her mind and a faithful brother. The film recounts his struggle to survive in these circumstances while striving to succeed in the theatre as a way out.

Cast

• Joe Geary
• Lee Whitlock
• Twiggy
• Ian McShane
• Elizabeth Spriggs
• Georgia Allen
• Christopher Blake
• David Kossoff
• Kevin Lloyd
• Paul Mark Elliott
• Amber Bezer
• Elaine Lordan
• Jeremy Stockwell
• Liz Smith
• Paul Bigley
• Ron Tarr
• Janet Henfrey
• Donna Wilson
• Shelagh McLeod
• Christopher Benjamin
• Derek Royle
• Sharon Twomey
• Ray Mort
• Jim McManus

• Season 1
• Episode 1: (#1.1)
  UK:25 January 1989...
• Episode 2: (#1.2)
  UK:1 February 1989...
• Episode 3: (#1.3)
  UK:8 February 1989...
• Episode 4: (#1.4)
  UK:15 February 1989...
• Episode 5: (#1.5)
  UK:22 February 1989...
• Episode 6: (#1.6)
  UK:1 March 1989...