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All 24 Gabriel Macht Movies (in Order)
Welcome to our roundup of Gabriel Macht’s most critically acclaimed and iconic films. From his breakout role in “The Prestige” to his standout performance in “Suits, ” Macht has cemented his status as a versatile and talented actor. Dive into our curated selection as we delve into the captivating world of Gabriel Macht’s films, exploring the depth and breadth of his unforgettable characters and memorable on-screen moments.
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1. Why Would I Lie? (1980)
Why Would I Lie? ” is a charming 1980 comedy-drama film that tells the story of Cletus, a compulsive liar who prefers to call it ‘fabrication’. When Cletus becomes a social worker, he is assigned the case of a boy named Jeorge, who was taken from his mother. To reunite Jeorge with his mother, Cletus must fabricate numerous stories to prevent him from being adopted. As Cletus embarks on the journey to solve Jeorge’s mother’s whereabouts, he encounters a variety of characters and situations, all while using his wit to navigate through them.
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2. Follow the River (1995)
Follow the River is a captivating 1995 adventure-drama film set in the heart of the American frontier. Directed by Martin Davidson and written by James Alexander Thom and Jennifer Miller, this unforgettable journey delves into the intricacies of human relationships, race relations, and the tenacity of the human spirit.
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3. The Object of My Affection (1998)
In the heart of New York City, “The Object of My Affection” (1998) is a charming, romantic comedy-drama that explores complex relationships and unexpected bonds. Pregnant social worker Nina, played by Jennifer Aniston, finds herself developing romantic feelings for her gay best friend, George, played by Paul Rudd. As their friendship deepens, the duo starts to imagine a life together with Nina’s unborn child, much to the dismay of her overbearing boyfriend.
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4. The Adventures of Sebastian Cole (1998)
The Adventures of Sebastian Cole” is a unique and heartwarming 1998 film that tells the story of a young man named Sebastian (Adrian Grenier) who embarks on a wild journey of self-discovery in the years ahead. The film, directed by Todd Williams and starring an all-star cast, has received critical acclaim for its fresh take on the coming-of-age genre. Join Sebastian on his emotional roller coaster as he navigates the turmoil caused by his life-altering announcement made by his step-father that he’s changing genders.
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5. Simply Irresistible (1999)
Simply Irresistible is a heartwarming, light-hearted comedy that takes culinary ineptitude to magical heights. Follow Amelia (Sarah Michelle Gellar), a hopelessly inept chef, as she unwittingly stumbles upon a magical crab that possesses the power to improve her culinary skills overnight. With her newfound talent, Amelia draws the attention of Daniel (Sean Patrick Flanery), a man with a penchant for food and a heart filled with kindness.
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6. 101 Ways (the Things a Girl Will Do to Keep Her Volvo) (2000)
101 Ways (the Things a Girl Will Do to Keep Her Volvo)” is a delightful comedy film that follows the adventures of a young writer, Watson, played by Wendy Hoopes. Upon moving to the quiet suburbs, Watson struggles to adjust to her new life and struggles even more with her new driving skills. When her over-protective mother forces her to buy a brand new Volvo car she can’t afford, Watson finds herself on a series of hilarious misadventures as she tries to keep her car and fulfill her dreams.
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7. The Audrey Hepburn Story (2000)
The Audrey Hepburn Story” is a biographical made-for-TV movie capturing the life of the legendary Hollywood actress, Audrey Hepburn. Spanning from her early childhood to the 1960s, the film delves into her journey as a Dutch overachieving ballerina, navigating the challenges of her parents’ divorce and enduring five trying years living in Nazi-occupied Holland during World War II.
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8. American Outlaws (2001)
Experience the thrilling adventure of “American Outlaws, ” a 2001 action-packed western film set in the aftermath of the American Civil War. Colin Farrell stars as Jake Raven, a Southern man whose life takes a dramatic turn when he and four close friends return to their home, only to find their land under threat by greedy railroad barons and their Yankee allies. As they rise against injustice, the quintet transforms into a notorious group of outlaws, famously known for stealing from the rich and fighting for the poor.
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9. Behind Enemy Lines (2001)
Behind Enemy Lines, ” an intense and thrilling action-drama film released in 2001, takes viewers on a heart-racing journey from the skies of the Bosnian War to the depths of a U. S. Naval aircraft carrier.
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10. Bad Company (2002)
Bad Company” is an action-packed comedy-thriller that takes you on a wild ride with the Ivy League-educated C. I. A. Agent’s twin brother, played by Chris Rock. When the original agent is tragically killed during an operation, his brother is suddenly thrust into the world of espionage, spies, and high-stakes missions.
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11. The Recruit (2003)
The Recruit, ” a high-stakes action thriller released in 2003, sees talented young CIA operative Walter Burke face his most challenging mission yet. As a skilled rookie, he is tapped by his mentor, veteran CIA analyst Tom Clayton, to help uncover a dangerous mole within the agency itself.
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12. Grand Theft Parsons (2003)
Grand Theft Parsons is a thrilling, dark comedy that explores the untimely death of Gram Parsons, a renowned musician in the 1970s. The film follows the eventful journey of his road manager, who decides to steal Gram’s body for an unforgettable last trip to Joshua Tree.
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13. A Love Song for Bobby Long (2004)
In “A Love Song for Bobby Long, ” a resilient young woman mourns the passing of her estranged mother and returns to her roots in New Orleans. Once there, she navigates the complex challenges of self-discovery and rebuilding her life as she becomes entangled with an eccentric housemate residing in a dilapidated house.
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14. Archangel (2005)
Archangel is a gripping, two-hour-long crime, drama, and mystery film released in 2006. It is based on the intricate study of British college professor, played by Daniel Craig, who investigates the enigmatic life and death of Joseph Stalin. The story takes place in a chilling Moscow, Russia, and Archangel, Russia, where the historian delves deep into Stalin’s enigmatic past.
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15. The Good Shepherd (2006)
The Good Shepherd takes us on a riveting journey through the tumultuous early history of the Central Intelligence Agency, seen through the lens of one man’s life. The film, set in the 1950s and 1960s, stars Matt Damon, Angelina Jolie, and Robert De Niro as they delve deep into the world of espionage during the height of the Cold War.
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16. Because I Said So (2007)
Diane Keaton stars as a meddlesome mother determined to find the perfect man for her daughter, played by Mandy Moore, in the 2007 romantic comedy “Because I Said So. ” With a PG-13 rating and a runtime of 1 hour and 42 minutes, this film showcases a heartwarming tale of family, love, and the importance of finding one’s own path. Directed by Michael Lehmann and written by Karen Leigh Hopkins and Jessie Nelson, “Because I Said So” is a feel-good comedy that will have you laughing and crying in equal measure.
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17. The Spirit (2008)
From the brilliant mind of Frank Miller comes the daring comic book adaptation, “The Spirit. ” Releasing in 2008, this PG-13 rated action-packed thrill ride takes us into the daring world of masked superhero, Denny Colt, who returns from the afterlife as The Spirit. Joined by forces who battle against the evil that plagues Central City, “The Spirit” invigorates audiences with its captivating blend of crime, fantasy, and action. With a star-studded cast featuring Gabriel Macht, Samuel L.
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18. One Way to Valhalla (2009)
In “One Way to Valhalla, ” a heart-wrenching drama directed by Karen Goodman, Gabriel Macht delivers a powerful performance as Bo Durant, a volatile, working-class man struggling to find his place in society. When Bo suffers from a concussion and falls into a dark hole of despair, he discovers a newfound freedom by destroying everything around him. His actions capture the attention of an unexpected group of people, and Bo must confront the consequences of his actions.
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19. Whiteout (2009)
In the icy expanse of Antarctica, a chilling thriller unfolds as U. S. Marshal Carrie Stetko (Kate Beckinsale) is on the hunt for a ruthless killer.
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20. Middle Men (2009)
Middle Men” is a crime-comedy-drama that takes you on a wild ride in the world of Internet commerce. The film centers around Jack Harris, one of the pioneers in this industry, as he battles with his moral compass and the ever-present danger of being engulfed in a sea of deceitful con men, mobsters, drug-addicts, and even porn stars.
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21. Love & Other Drugs (2010)
Love & Other Drugs” is a heartfelt romantic comedy that explores the depths of love and the human condition. Set in the 1990s, the story follows a medicine peddler, played by Jake Gyllenhaal, who finds himself drawn into a complex relationship with a young woman, portrayed by Anne Hathaway, who is suffering from Parkinson’s disease. The film navigates the ups and downs of their unconventional relationship, as they both struggle with their personal and emotional battles.
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22. A Bag of Hammers (2011)
A Bag of Hammers is a heartwarming and humorous coming-of-age comedy-drama that follows the journey of two misfit best friends, Ben and Alan, living in Los Angeles, California. In their attempts to escape the monotony of their lives and find direction, they stumble upon an abandoned boy named Austin and decide to take him in. This unexpected turn of events leads the trio on an adventure, where they create the family they’ve always longed for and learn the importance of growing up.
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23. S.W.A.T.: Firefight (2011)
In “S. W. A. T. : Firefight, ” a gripping action thriller set in the heart of America, the Detroit Police Department enlists the help of an elite LA SWAT leader to train their team for two weeks. However, things take a deadly turn when a dangerous criminal, fueled by a desire for revenge, is inexplicably released on bail. With their skills put to the test, the dedicated officers must fight for survival against an unwavering adversary in this high-stakes, edge-of-your-seat crime drama directed by Benny Boom and starring Gabriel Macht, Robert Patrick, and Carly Pope.
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24. Breaking at the Edge (2013)
In “Breaking at the Edge, ” a pregnant woman named Samantha played by Rebecca Da Costa is suddenly thrust into a terrifying world of vengeance. As she navigates her new life as an expectant mother, Samantha starts to fear for the safety of her unborn child. The entity she’s up against, however, is not just any common foe; it’s supernatural in nature, with an insatiable hunger for retribution. Desperate, she embarks upon a risky journey, fueled by a drive for justice that defies the conventions of her Hispanic roots.
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