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All 59 Campbell Scott Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Campbell Scott as we take a look at some of his most memorable movies. From drama to comedy, this roundup will showcase the versatile acting skills of this talented actor. So sit back, relax, and get ready to discover Campbell Scott’s filmography like never before.
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1. Five Corners (1987)
Five Corners, ” directed by Tony Bill and written by John Patrick Shanley, is a compelling crime, drama, and thriller film that explores the dark depths of human connection. Set in the gritty urban landscape of Bronx, New York City, the movie centers upon the release of an ex-convict, played hauntingly by Tim Robbins, who returns to his old neighborhood with twisted intentions.
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2. Longtime Companion (1989)
Longtime Companion” is a powerful and poignant drama that takes an unflinching look at the devastating impact of the AIDS epidemic on a group of gay men living through the tumultuous 1980s. Directed by Norman René and written by Craig Lucas, the film follows the intertwined lives of several characters as they navigate the harsh realities of the disease, love, loss, and the strength of human connection.
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3. Ain’t No Way Back (1990)
Ain’t No Way Back, ” a 1990 independent drama film, revolves around a weekend adventure taken by two city-dwelling men. A shocking turn of events leads one of them to be killed, while the other is severely injured, finding solace and recovery at the Campbell cabin.
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4. The Sheltering Sky (1990)
The Sheltering Sky, ” directed by Bernardo Bertolucci, is a compelling drama that follows an American couple on a journey to revive their faltering marriage. Set against the mesmerizing backdrop of the Sahara desert and the vibrant culture of Morocco, the film explores the complexities and depths of human relationships when faced with uncertainty and change.
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5. Dead Again (1991)
Dead Again” is a gripping 1991 crime drama directed by Kenneth Branagh, who also stars in the lead role alongside Emma Thompson and Andy Garcia. The story revolves around a woman who mysteriously loses her memory and is taken in by an LA orphanage. When a private detective is hired to uncover her identity, he soon realizes that they may be connected in a past life, putting both their lives in danger.
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6. Dying Young (1991)
Dying Young” (1991) is a poignant drama-romance film that tells the emotional story of a caregiver who falls in love with a terminally ill man. Starring Julia Roberts, Campbell Scott, and Vincent D’Onofrio, the film explores themes of love, loss, and self-discovery.
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7. The Perfect Tribute (1991)
The Perfect Tribute, ” released in 1991, offers a unique perspective on the creation of the Gettysburg Address. This period drama, set in the midst of the American Civil War, does not take a side, but rather presents the points of view of both the North and the South.
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8. Singles (1992)
Singles (1992), directed by Cameron Crowe, is a comedic drama set in grunge-era Seattle, where twentysomethings navigate love and success in their quest for self-discovery. Following a group of friends, the film explores the complexities of relationships, careers, and the 1990s music scene.
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9. The Innocent (1993)
The Innocent” is a 1993 drama film directed by John Schlesinger and written by Ian McEwan. Set in 1950s Berlin, the movie follows a talented British telecommunications expert as he arrives to assist the Americans in spying on the USSR. Amidst the tensions of post-war Europe, he encounters a captivating and enigmatic local woman. As they grow closer, the expert must navigate a complex web of political intrigue, sexual desire, and deception.
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10. Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994)
Delve into the world of the legendary Algonquin Round Table in Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle. This intriguing drama, released in 1994, tells the story of Dorothy Parker and her close-knit circle of friends, whose barbed wit was both fueled by alcohol and tinged with despair. Set in the heyday of this notorious group, the film explores the lives of these larger-than-life personalities as they navigate their love lives, personal tragedies, and the ever-present gaze of voyeurism.
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11. Let It Be Me (1995)
Let It Be Me” is a romantic drama from the ’90s, featuring Campbell Scott, Jennifer Beals, and Yancy Butler. Directed by Eleanor Bergstein, this inspiring film follows the journey of Gabe, a soon-to-be-married individual determined to make his nuptials perfect. To achieve this, he enrolls in a dance school, hoping to learn the art of graceful movement.
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12. Big Night (1996)
Big Night” takes us on a journey to a quintessential American dream: two brothers struggling to keep their Italian restaurant afloat in the 1950s. Set in the picturesque backdrop of New Jersey, the film follows the duo’s desperate attempt to rescue their declining enterprise by organizing a lavish, unforgettable feast.
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13. The Daytrippers (1996)
In “The Daytrippers, ” Eliza is hit with heartbreak when she discovers a love letter from a woman to her husband. Seeking help, she turns to her close-knit Long Island family, all of whom are drawn into her quest for answers.
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14. The Spanish Prisoner (1997)
The Spanish Prisoner” (1997) is a riveting drama, mystery, and thriller film that takes the viewer on a journey of deception, intrigue and betrayal. The story revolves around an employee (Steve Martin) who develops a lucrative process for his corporation. However, when higher-ups attempt to take this secret process from him, they unknowingly unleash a whirlwind of treachery.
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15. Hi-Life (1998)
Hi-Life, ” directed by Roger Hedden, is a 1998 film that masterfully blends elements of comedy and romance. The story follows Jimmy, who desperately needs $900 to settle a gambling debt. Things go awry when Ray, a man who owes Jimmy money, tries to gather cash from friends who are in debt to him.
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16. The Impostors (1998)
Step into the hilarious world of “The Impostors, ” a 1998 comedy co-written and directed by the talented Stanley Tucci, and starring Oliver Platt and Tucci himself. This unique film follows two thespians, Arthur and Maurice, who are wrongly accused of physically abusing a fellow actor. With the law hot on their trail, the unlucky duo finds themselves on a luxurious cruise ship.
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17. The Love Letter (1998)
The Love Letter, released in 1998, presents an enchanting tale of a 20th-century computer games designer, Scott, who discovers an unusual antique desk capable of time travel. Through this extraordinary object, he exchanges love letters with the beautiful, talented 19th-century poet, Elizabeth Whitcomb. Amidst the allure of ancient poetry and a thrilling time-travel romance, Scott finds himself entangled in a passionate yet perilous romantic adventure.
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18. Top of the Food Chain (1999)
Top of the Food Chain” is a delightful sci-fi spoof that will leave you snacking for more. Set in the picturesque Exceptional Vista, residents are terrorized by an alien attack with an unusual twist.
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19. Spring Forward (1999)
Spring Forward” (1999) is a compelling drama about friendship, forgiveness, and finding purpose in life. The story revolves around an ex-convict, played by Campbell Scott, who befriends an elderly coworker, portrayed by Ned Beatty. Both characters are on a journey to find meaning and redemption, as they navigate the challenges of their past.
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20. Other Voices (2000)
Other Voices” is a captivating drama-thriller released in 2000 that delves into the interwoven lives of a troubled couple named Phil and Anna. Set against the backdrop of New York City, this intriguing narrative revolves around the couple’s suspicion of each other’s infidelity and the challenges it poses to their relationship. As they navigate through their paranoia and distrust, the couple finds themselves caught in a web of secrets and lies, struggling to maintain their sanity amidst a strange and eerie world.
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21. Hamlet (2000)
In the captivating 2000 release of Hamlet, viewers are transported into the heart of Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy, reimagined and set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing 20th century America. Campbell Scott, known for his performances in Singles and The Spanish Prisoner, masterfully adapts, co-directs, and takes on the lead role in this chilling adaptation. The film also boasts the impressive performance of Blair Brown, a Tony Award-winner herself, playing the mother Gertrude.
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22. Lush (2000)
Lush is a dark comedy set in the sultry surroundings of New Orleans. When Lionel “Ex” Exley returns to his hometown as a successful golf pro, he befriends lawyer W.
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23. Delivering Milo (2001)
Delivering Milo” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that tells the story of a guardian angel named Milo who has a limited time of 24 hours to convince a soul that life on Earth is worth the effort. The movie is set in the bustling city of New York, taking viewers on a tour through iconic landmarks such as Bloomingdale’s and the Carnegie Deli. As Milo navigates through the city’s busy streets, he encounters various characters and unexpected twists that challenge him to find the meaning of life.
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24. Follow the Stars Home (2001)
Experience the heartwarming tale of Follow the Stars Home, a 2001 drama film that captivates viewers with its enchanting romance between a mother and her child. This beautifully crafted story is set against the stunning backdrop of San Francisco, California, specifically Fisherman’s Wharf.
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25. Final (2001)
Final, ” a 2001 sci-fi drama thriller, follows Bill (Denis Leary), a man who wakes up in the psychiatric wing of Sumer Hospital. As he struggles to differentiate between his dreams and reality, he finds himself in a nightmare that challenges his perception of the world around him. Directed by Campbell Scott and written by Bruce McIntosh, “Final” stars Denis Leary, Hope Davis, and J. C.
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26. The Secret Lives of Dentists (2002)
‘The Secret Lives of Dentists’ is a gripping drama feature film from 2002, which releases in 2003. Directed by Alan Rudolph, this dark comedy explores the marital infidelity and its impact on the mental and emotional well-being of a family. With a runtime of 1 hour and 44 minutes, this compelling production is rated R for mature themes.
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27. Roger Dodger (2002)
Roger Dodger, ” directed by Dylan Kidd and written by Kidd himself, is a heartfelt comedy-drama that tackles the unpredictable and complex nature of human relationships, particularly between adult and teenager. The film’s lead character is Roger Dodger, a suave and cunning man who loses his job and lover all in one fell swoop. To distract and deal with his emotional turmoil, Roger decides to take his teen nephew James out on the town. The primary objective of their night on the town? Finding a woman for James to lose his virginity to.
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28. The Pilot’s Wife (2002)
The Pilot’s Wife is a gripping drama film that takes viewers on a journey through tragedy, deception, and unraveling the truth. Set in London, England, the story follows Kathryn, a recently widowed woman, as she attempts to uncover the mystery behind her husband’s untimely death. Initially, the black box from the wreckage suggests her husband was involved in a terrorist act, but Kathryn’s instincts lead her to suspect something far more sinister.
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29. Off the Map (2003)
Off the Map (2003), directed by Campbell Scott and written by Joan Ackermann, is a heartwarming drama film set in the picturesque New Mexico desert. The movie tells the story of an eleven-year-old girl named Mia, played by Valentina de Angelis, who witnesses her father succumb to a debilitating depression during the summer. As she navigates the complexities of love and loss, Mia embarks on a journey to unravel several mysteries that surround her life.
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30. Saint Ralph (2004)
Saint Ralph, a heartwarming and inspiring comedy-drama-sport film from 2004, follows the captivating journey of Ralph Walker, a determined ninth-grader with a dream to win the 1954 Boston Marathon. Director Michael McGowan delivers a touching tale of perseverance, doubt, and the transformative power of self-belief.
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31. P.S. (2004)
P. S. ” is a mesmerizing, heartfelt, and enthralling tale of love, loss, and second chances. The film, released in 2005, explores a fascinating yet unconventional concept with its unfulfilled, divorced protagonist, played by the luminous Laura Linney.
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32. Marie and Bruce (2004)
Marie and Bruce” is a darkly comical film that provides a gritty and unapologetic look at the breakdown of a marriage over the course of just one day. Directed by Tom Cairns and written by both Cairns and Wallace Shawn, this character-driven movie stars Julianne Moore and Matthew Broderick as the titular couple, navigating their tumultuous relationship through a series of tragicomic events.
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33. Stolen (2005)
Stolen” is a gripping 2005 documentary chronicling the legendary art heist that took place at the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum in Boston, Massachusetts, in March of 1990. As two thieves posed as police officers, they successfully executed the largest art heist in modern history, stealing 13 priceless works, including Vermeer’s “The Concert, ” one of only 35 of the artist’s surviving works.
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34. The Dying Gaul (2005)
The Dying Gaul” is a gripping drama, romance, and thriller movie released in 2005. Directed by Craig Lucas and featuring a screenplay by the same author, it boasts an impressive cast including Peter Sarsgaard, Campbell Scott, and Patricia Clarkson. The film tells the story of a grief-stricken screenwriter who unwittingly enters into a complex relationship with a woman and her film executive husband. This three-way connection unfolds with chilling results, creating a high-stakes, emotionally charged narrative.
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35. Loverboy (2005)
Loverboy” is a gripping drama that delves into the emotional journey of a neglected daughter turned possessive mother. The film explores the complexities of love and its devastating consequences when taken to extremes.
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36. The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)
The Exorcism of Emily Rose” is a thrilling 2005 movie that delves into the world of faith and supernatural horror. The film follows the gripping story of a lawyer, as he defends a priest accused of negligent homicide. The crux of the case lies in the priest’s assertion that the victim, Emily, had been possessed by a demon. This unique defense scenario becomes a captivating exploration of the faith and belief in Christian religious practices.
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37. Duma (2005)
Duma (2005) is an emotional, heart-warming family adventure that is sure to capture your imagination. The moving story revolves around an orphaned cheetah named Duma, who is taken in by a young boy, Xan, living in South Africa. Duma becomes not only a cherished pet, but also Xan’s best friend and protector, as they embark together on an incredible journey of friendship and adventure.
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38. Ambrose Bierce: Civil War Stories (2006)
Ambrose Bierce: Civil War Stories” is a compelling feature film that showcases three of the most popular and provocative tales by the legendary writer of the same name. Set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, Bierce’s unique storytelling talents are brought to life in a film that masterfully blends biography, drama, and history.
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39. Music and Lyrics (2007)
Get ready for a heartwarming and musical tale of unexpected inspiration with “Music and Lyrics. ” Released in 2007, this feel-good film features Academy Award nominee Hugh Grant and beloved star Drew Barrymore, weaving together love, comedy, and the power of music.
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40. Crashing (2007)
Crashing, ” a gripping 2007 drama film by Gary Walkow, follows the tumultuous life of Richard McMurray, a writer who finds himself locked out of his house by his wife. Stranded and desperate for inspiration for his second novel, Richard crashes on the couch of two alluring college co-eds, resulting in a whirlwind of unexpected events filled with sexual tension and drama. “Crashing” stars David Cross, Caleigh White, and Campbell Scott, offering viewers a glimpse into the complicated relationships and challenges faced by the characters as they navigate through life’s most difficult moments.
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41. No End in Sight (2007)
No End in Sight” is a powerful, unflinching documentary that takes an in-depth look at the Bush Administration’s handling of the Iraq War and its occupation of the country. Directed by Charles Ferguson, this film features interviews with key figures from Washington D. C. , military personnel, and Iraqi citizens. “No End in Sight” is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of the Iraq War, its impact on the Middle East, and the consequences of political decisions.
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42. Phoebe in Wonderland (2008)
Phoebe in Wonderland is a poignant drama that tells the story of a young girl torn between an oppressive world and the unconventional wisdom of her unique drama teacher. Elle Fanning plays the troubled protagonist, who is filled with a burning desire to break free from her difficulties.
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43. One Week (2008)
One Week” - a powerful and inspiring journey of self-discovery - is the story of Ben Tyler, as he embarks on an exhilarating motorcycle road trip across the iconic Canadian landscape. The film takes us along as Ben, battling a terminal illness, searches for meaning in his life one week before his diagnosis.
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44. Handsome Harry (2009)
Handsome Harry” is a gripping drama film that takes a deep dive into the darkest secrets of life and friendship. Set in the East Coast of the United States, it follows the story of an ex-Navy man, played by Jamey Sheridan, who is tasked with fulfilling the dying wish of a close friend.
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45. Beware the Gonzo (2010)
Discover the unlikely hero in Beware the Gonzo, a heartwarming tale set in high school. Ezra Miller stars as a young muckraker, determined to start an underground newspaper despite his nerdish and misfit reputation.
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46. The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer (2010)
The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer” is a riveting documentary that delves into the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the brilliant physicist who led the team responsible for creating the atomic bomb during World War II. Although once celebrated as a national hero, Oppenheimer faced a drastic turn in fortune as America turned its back on him.
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47. Eye of the Hurricane (2012)
Eye of the Hurricane” is a compelling drama that captures the struggles of an Everglades community in the aftermath of a devastating hurricane. The movie, released in 2014, was helmed by director Jesse Wolfe and written by Jesse Wolfe, with a runtime of 1 hour and 44 minutes. The film boasts a notable cast, including Melanie Lynskey, Brian Doyle-Murray, and Nicola Peltz Beckham.
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48. Ordinary Miracles: The Photo League’s New York (2012)
Ordinary Miracles: The Photo League’s New York” is a 2012 documentary that delves into the fascinating world of the Photo League, an influential American photography movement that thrived from 1936 to 1951. Known for its groundbreaking documentation of the New York City urban landscape, the league played a pivotal role in shaping modern street photography.
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49. Still Mine (2012)
Still Mine” is a heartwarming and inspiring drama set in rural New Brunswick, Canada. The film tells the story of an elderly couple, Woodrow and Evelyn, who are determined to build their dream home despite the obstacles they face from local authorities. As Woodrow struggles with dementia, he and Evelyn’s spirit and commitment to each other become the driving force behind their quest for a better life.
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50. The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)
The Amazing Spider-Man” (2012) is an exhilarating action-adventure film that follows the story of Peter Parker, who becomes an unlikely crime-fighter after being bitten by a remarkably altered spider. Gifted with extraordinary spider-like abilities, Peter dons the iconic red and blue suit and vigilantly protects his city from the wrath of an enigmatic reptilian adversary.
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51. Before I Sleep (2013)
Before I Sleep (2013) is a poignant drama that explores the life of Eugene Devlin, a once admired but now withdrawn poet in desperate pursuit of redemption and tranquility. Guided by his past, Devlin grapples with the consequences of his own actions, ultimately seeking solace through reflecting on his life’s choices.
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52. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)
The Amazing Spider-Man 2” is a thrilling action-adventure film released in 2014. The story follows Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, as he battles to save New York City from Oscorp’s sinister grip. As he swings through the city, his loved ones, including his girlfriend Gwen Stacy, also face danger.
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53. Manhattan Night (2016)
Manhattan Night, originally titled Manhattan Nocturne, is a captivating crime drama with a mysterious twist. Set in the bustling city of New York, the story revolves around a talented yet troubled reporter who becomes entangled in the dark world of the upper echelons of society. As he investigates the sudden death of a prominent socialite’s husband, he finds himself drawn into a web of intrigue, lies, and danger.
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54. Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller (2017)
Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller” is a captivating documentary that explores the life and work of the celebrated American filmmaker, Ken Burns. The film, released in 2017 and hosted by the enigmatic Tom Hanks, delves into the unique style and approach of Burns as he transforms American history into compelling narratives.
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55. A Long Time for Lovers (2017)
Embrace the chaos of love in “A Long Time for Lovers”! . This heartwarming and comedic drama follows a group of friends who treat each day as if it’s their last day on earth.
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56. The Chaperone (2018)
The Chaperone” is a 2018 drama film directed by Michael Engler and starring a talented cast, including Elizabeth McGovern, Haley Lu Richardson, and Géza Röhrig. Set in the 1920s, the film follows a young Kansas woman as she embarks on a life-changing journey to New York City, accompanying a young and ambitious dancer on her quest for fame. The film tackles themes of hidden homosexuality and explores the complexities of relationships against the backdrop of early 20th-century New York.
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57. Leonard Soloway’s Broadway (2019)
Leonard Soloway’s Broadway is a fascinating documentary that delves into the unconventional world of legendary Broadway producer Leonard Soloway. With a career spanning over 70 years, Soloway has staged more than 100 shows - all while living his life on his own terms. The film captures the essence and spirit of Broadway through verité documentary footage, humorous storytelling, interviews, and archival film material, all while providing a unique perspective on the world that few have ever seen.
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58. After the Wedding (2019)
After the Wedding” is a gripping drama film that reunites director Bart Freundlich with co-writers Susanne Bier and Anders Thomas Jensen. The story centers around Isabel (Michelle Williams), a dedicated manager of an orphanage in Kolkata, India, whose life takes an unexpected turn when she travels to New York to meet a generous benefactor. The enigmatic millionaire, played by Julianne Moore, has big intentions for the future of the orphanage.
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59. Jurassic World Dominion (2022)
Jurassic World Dominion, released in 2022, is an action-packed sci-fi adventure starring Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Laura Dern. With a runtime of 2h 27min, the movie has a budget of $165 million and grossed $1,001,978,080 worldwide. The film follows the aftermath of the Isla Nublar destruction as Biosyn operatives search for Maisie Lockwood, and Dr. Ellie Sattler investigates a genetically engineered swarm of giant insects. The plot also features a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Velociraptor, and other species from the Jurassic era.
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