Mad Song (2000)

Actors

• Robert Arce (actor)
• John Eaden (actor)
• Alfonso Freeman (actor)
• Scotty Hauser (actor)
• Brian A. Hoffman (actor)
• Marc Marosi (actor)
• Richard Ruyle (actor)
• Janet Bresnahan (actress)
• Kandeyce Jorden (actress)
• Vanessa Langlo (actress)
• Erin Mackey (actress)
• Colette O'Connell (actress)
• Alessandra Torresani (actress)
• Sara Van Horn (actress)
• Janet Bresnahan (producer)

Genres

Strike Zone (2000)

Actors

• Kerry Anderson (actor)
• Todd Armitage (actor)
• JJ Azan (actor)
• Ken Billings (actor)
• Tex Bobbit (actor)
• Adam R. Brown (actor)
• Alex Bunkworthy (actor)
• Bleu Deen (actor)
• Steven Didsbury (actor)
• Billy Drago (actor)
• Gennaro Ferra (actor)
• Ozzy Fiaz (actor)
• T.J. Glenn (actor)
• Arthur Higgins (actor)
• Guy Ale (actor)

Genres

• Action

Great God Gold (1935)

Actors

• Sidney Blackmer (actor)
• Ralf Harolde (actor)
• Howard C. Hickman (actor)
• George Irving (actor)
• Frank LaRue (actor)
• Edwin Maxwell (actor)
• John T. Murray (actor)
• Forrest Taylor (actor)
• Regis Toomey (actor)
• Maria Alba (actress)
• Harriett De Busman (actress)
• Rose Plumer (actress)
• Gloria Shea (actress)
• Martha Sleeper (actress)
• Trem Carr (producer)

Genres

• Crime
• Drama
• Romance

Taglines:

Lust for cash and women moves men to kill!

Bluebeard's Seven Wives (1925)

Actors

• Dick Bernard (actor)
• Sam Hardy (actor)
• Ben Lyon (actor)
• Ben Lyon (actor)
• Wilfred Lytell (actor)
• Andrew Mack (actor)
• Daniel Pennell (actor)
• Ruby Blaine (actress)
• Lucy Fox (actress)
• Diana Kane (actress)
• Kathleen Martyn (actress)
• Katherine Ray (actress)
• Dorothy Sebastian (actress)
• Muriel Spring (actress)
• Blanche Sweet (actress)

Genres

• Comedy

His Golden Grain (1915)

Actors

• William Duncan (actor)
• George Kunkel (actor)
• Otto Lederer (actor)
• Jack Mower (actor)
• George Stanley (actor)
• Myrtle Gonzalez (actress)
• Alice Neice (actress)
• Joseph F. Poland (writer)
• Ulysses Davis (director)

Genres

• Drama
• Short

For Her (1912)

Actors

• Harry Beaumont (actor)
• Robert Brower (actor)
• Bigelow Cooper (actor)
• George Lessey (actor)
• Charles Ogle (actor)
• Richard Ridgely (actor)
• William West (actor)
• Mary Fuller (actress)
• Bannister Merwin (writer)
• Harold M. Shaw (director)

Genres

• Drama
• Short

Hart, John Filmography

• Greetings from Tim Buckley
  2012, role: producer
• The Princess' Gangster
  2011, role: producer
• The War Boys
  2009, role: producer
• Revolutionary Road
  2008, role: producer
• The Night Listener
  2006, role: producer
• Proof
  2005, role: producer
• P.S.
  2004, role: producer
• A Home at the End of the World
  2004, role: producer
• Just Another Story
  2003, role: producer
• Undefeated
  2003, role: producer
• Creating a Classic: The Making of 'Nicholas Nickleby'
  2003, role: actor , character name: Himself
• Nicholas Nickleby
  2002, role: producer
• Lift
  2001, role: producer
• The 2001 IFP/West Independent Spirit Awards
  2001, role: actor , character name: Himself
• You Can Count on Me
  2000, role: producer
• Boys Don't Cry
  1999, role: producer
• Dark Harbor
  1998, role: producer
• Arresting Gena
  1998, role: producer
• Office Killer
  1997, role: producer
• Drunks
  1995, role: producer
• Safe
  1995, role: producer

Famous quotes by John Hart:

"It's not an exaggeration to say that we're on the verge of a meltdown."

"I thought it was great and it was a steady job but it was cheap, the cheapest damn job I ever had, ... But I liked working and I liked acting. I liked the weekly check; even if it wasn't so hot, it was good to have. I was paid a little over Guild minimum, which wasn't very much."

"It was a good job, ... I worked for a while. When you're an actor, to have any kind of steady income, it's a miracle."

"The overwhelming majority of new deposits are not from the local area. It's been a cost-effective way of reaching a new marketplace."

"This trade gives us an experienced right-handed bat and adds a versatile piece to our lineup."

"For a century now artists have been accustomed to pushing outward the boundaries of what's called art, delighting in the squeals of people whose expectations are violated. But the old fun is gone. the conservatives, by and large, have given up the game."

"If the highest beauty requires both prettiness and harshness, perfection and discord, this place is sublimely beautiful."

"What is beauty, or our sense of beauty, for? Where did it come from? Is it some accidental off-flowering from sex? Was the lion I saw swimming alone up and down an inlet, parting its sleek dark head to bark and bark and bark, feeling something we might recognize as an aesthetic zest?"

"Art may imitate wild nature; less often does it dare to place itself in the midst of it, and when it does, it may come out second best."

"Art, after all, is traditionally displayed against vacancies: paintings on dun walls, sculptures in empty spaces, music in quiet halls."