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All 40 Jennifer Esposito Movies (in Order)
Get ready for a journey through the fascinating world of Jennifer Esposito’s filmography! In this roundup article, we’ll take a closer look at some of the outstanding movies featuring this talented actress. From action-packed thrillers to heartwarming dramas, we’ll delve into the diverse roles that have defined her career. Stay tuned as we uncover the essence of Jennifer Esposito’s movie legacy.
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1. The Sunshine Boys (1996)
Get ready for a heartwarming and hilarious journey in “The Sunshine Boys” (1996), a classic comedy-drama film that brings two aging comedians together for a second chance. After a falling out eight years earlier, the acrimonious duo reunites for the chance at a lucrative movie comeback.
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2. A Brother’s Kiss (1997)
In the gritty streets of Harlem, two brothers, Lex and Mick, are bound by blood and loyalty. Mick, a dedicated policeman, strives to protect his community, while Lex, recently released from reformatory, grapples with the injustices he faced in his youth. When Lex calls Mick in desperation, the brothers must confront their darkest fears and secrets.
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3. Kiss Me, Guido (1997)
Kiss Me, Guido” brings comedy and heart to the big screen as it follows the journey of a gay man and a straight man who become unlikely friends. The film weaves together the lives of Warren, an aspiring actor who seeks a new roommate, and Frankie, a talented pizza baker forced to leave his family’s home. Upon moving into Warren’s apartment, Frankie is met with unexpected challenges and experiences that ultimately lead him down a new and exciting path.
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4. Side Streets (1998)
Side Streets” is a unique and captivating independent film set in the bustling streets of Staten Island. It offers a fresh perspective on life, culture, and the unexpected twists that can turn a regular day into an extraordinary adventure.
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5. Just One Time (1998)
Just One Time” is a sexy, comedic romantic drama that tests the boundaries of a commitment-driven relationship. When a fireman’s fiancée reluctantly agrees to participate in a ménage-a-trois with another woman, their impending marriage hangs in the balance. In a twist of fate, she conditions the favor be reciprocated with a man, leading to unexpected consequences and complications.
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6. A Brooklyn State of Mind (1998)
In the gritty underworld of Brooklyn, Al Stanco (Vincent Spano) is a man burdened by racial prejudice and ethnic hatred. Working for the ruthless crime lord, Danny Parente (Danny Aiello), Al finds himself caught in the crosshairs of a volatile community. When the racial tension in the area escalates and a vicious racist comment turns physical, Al must navigate the treacherous world he’s immersed in.
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7. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)
In the highly anticipated 1998 thriller, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, we delve into the harrowing consequences of a long-forgotten crime. Once believed to be nothing more than an urban legend, the deadly fisherman with a hook is back to haunt the two teenage survivors, Julie and Ray, who had been aided by the fisherman, leaving him for dead. Set against the picturesque backdrop of a posh island resort, the malevolent spirit will stop at nothing to exact his brutal revenge.
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8. No Looking Back (1998)
No Looking Back, directed by Edward Burns, is a heart-wrenching drama and romance film from 1998. The story follows Charlie, a mechanic who returns to his small coastal hometown hoping to reignite the flame with his former love Claudia. However, Claudia has moved on with her life, now living with her boyfriend Michael and working at a diner. As Charlie tries to rekindle their past, tensions rise as the love triangle between Charlie and Michael heats up.
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9. He Got Game (1998)
He Got Game” (1998) is a powerful and thrilling drama directed by Spike Lee. The film stars Denzel Washington as a basketball player whose father, played by Washington himself, is sentenced to prison. The father makes a desperate plea to the son to attend a college, hoping it will result in a shorter sentence for him. The movie explores themes of father-son rivalry, redemption, and the power of sports in the face of adversity.
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10. Charlie Hoboken (1998)
Charlie Hoboken” is a quirky, offbeat comedy-thriller about a young man’s relentless pursuit of success. Charlie, played by Ken Garito, is an ambitious soul who’s trapped in the humdrum world of insurance. He’s desperate to break free from the mundane and reach for the stars, leading him to the dangerous and unconventional world of part-time hitmanship.
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11. Summer of Sam (1999)
Summer of Sam” is a gripping crime drama directed by Spike Lee that takes a chilling look at the infamous “Son of Sam” murders in New York City in 1977. Set in an Italian-American neighborhood in the Northeast Bronx, the film centers on the tension and distrust that arises among residents as fear of the infamous serial killer creeps in. The plot blends the personal lives and struggles of the residents with the overarching terror of the crime spree.
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12. The Bachelor (1999)
The Bachelor” is a comedic and lighthearted romantic film from 1999 that follows a commitment-phobic man named Jimmy Dove. Jimmy is in a rush to find a bride as he’s determined to secure his one hundred million dollar inheritance from his late grandfather, but he’s got a few challenges to overcome on the way. His fed-up girlfriend, played by Renee Zellweger, is just one of the people he enlists in his quest.
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13. Dracula 2000 (2000)
In the thrilling reinvention of the classic horror tale, Dracula 2000 combines action, fantasy, and horror for an unforgettable experience. Set in the modern-day world of New Orleans, a daring group of thieves stumble upon a long-forgotten chamber, only to be confronted by the legendary Count Dracula. Released from his ancient prison, Dracula embarks on a chilling quest to find and destroy his sworn enemy’s beloved daughter, Mary Van Helsing. However, things take a dark turn when the notorious Dr. Jack Seward becomes entangled in the plot.
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14. Boys Life 3 (2000)
Boys Life 3” is a thought-provoking drama and romance film that delves into the complexities of teenage life, love, and coming to terms with one’s identity. With a strong focus on coming out in Hollywood and exploring homosexuality, the movie offers an intimate look at the experiences of its young protagonists.
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15. The Proposal (2001)
The Proposal” is a thrilling drama that premiered in 2002. Directed by Richard Gale and written by Maurice Hurley, this film features an undercover cop, played by Nick Moran, who must enlist the help of a female police officer (Jennifer Esposito) to pose as his wife. Their mission? Get close to a dangerous and ruthless crime boss. As the story unfolds, the crime boss becomes romantically entangled with the female officer, leading to a complex and dangerous love triangle that puts their lives at risk.
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16. Rip It Off (2001)
In the crime-filled world of Rip It Off, three resilient women team up to outsmart a group of unscrupulous men attempting to steal their winnings in a nearly disastrous casino heist. A thrilling and intense ride of crime, drama, and suspense await as our protagonists navigate the treacherous waters of this high-stakes caper. With a powerhouse cast including Jennifer Esposito, Alyson Hannigan, and Steve Harris, Rip It Off is a gritty, intense ride you won’t want to miss.
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17. Don’t Say a Word (2001)
In the gripping 2001 thriller, “Don’t Say a Word, ” psychiatrist Dr. Nathan Randall (Michael Douglas) is faced with the ultimate challenge when his daughter is kidnapped by a ruthless group of criminals.
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18. Backflash (2001)
Backflash, released in 2001, is an action-packed thriller that follows the story of a determined ex-convict. After being released from prison, this woman takes matters into her own hands by returning home and joining forces with a dangerous local mob boss to orchestrate the ultimate heist.
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19. Made (2001)
Made, ” directed by Jon Favreau in his debut, is a heartwarming comedy-drama about friendship and the pursuit of dreams. Set against the backdrop of New York City, it follows two aspiring boxers (Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau) who enter the world of organized crime, albeit unwillingly.
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20. Welcome to Collinwood (2002)
Welcome to Collinwood” is a 2002 comedy-crime film directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo, featuring a star-studded cast that includes George Clooney, Sam Rockwell, and William H. Macy. Set in the small, tight-knit town of Collinwood in Cleveland, Ohio, the story revolves around a group of seven individuals who inadvertently get entangled in a heist plan conceived by Cosimo, a man just released from prison.
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21. The Master of Disguise (2002)
Join Dana Carvey as he stars in “The Master of Disguise, ” a family-friendly, slapstick comedy that delves into the father-son relationship. Set against the backdrop of an investigation, Carvey’s character, an Italian waiter, inherits his family’s power to disguise himself.
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22. Taxi (2004)
Taxi is a hilarious comedy-action film released in 2004, starring Queen Latifah and Jimmy Fallon. The story revolves around a sassy taxi driver who teams up with a naive cop to solve a series of bank robberies in New York City committed by a mysterious quartet of Brazilian women. As they work together, they discover a whirlwind of chaos, comedy, and intrigue that takes them on a wild ride through the city.
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23. Breakin’ All the Rules (2004)
Breakin’ All the Rules is a 2004 romantic comedy film starring Jamie Foxx, Gabrielle Union, and Morris Chestnut. Based on a man’s journey to heal after being dumped by his fiancée, the movie follows a newly-single man who decides to write a break-up manual for men.
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24. Crash (2004)
Crash (2004) is a gripping crime-drama-thriller that explores the complex and intertwined lives of Los Angeles citizens, focusing on race, loss, and redemption. This powerful film, directed by Paul Haggis, features an ensemble cast led by Don Cheadle, Sandra Bullock, and Thandiwe Newton.
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25. Jesus, Mary and Joey (2005)
Jesus, Mary and Joey is a heartwarming comedy-romance film released in 2005, directed by James Quattrochi. Starring Vincent Pagano as Joey Vitello, Marley Shelton as Mary O’Callahan, and Jennifer Esposito in an unnamed role, this uplifting story revolves around the life of Joey, a charming yet aimless 20-something who still resides with his eccentric Italian-American family.
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26. Courts mais GAY: Tome 9 (2005)
Courts mais GAY: Tome 9” is a 2005 drama film compilation of multiple short films, highlighting the lives and experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals. Directed by Lane Janger, Katarina Launing, and Rahman Milani, this French production stars Thomas Blackburne, Joelle Carter, and Iain De Caestecker in various roles. Set to a runtime of 1 hour and 35 minutes, the film explores diverse narratives and themes woven together to create an intriguing and thought-provoking experience.
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27. Snow Wonder (2005)
Snow Wonder” (2005) is a heartwarming and inspirational drama that takes place in the weeks leading up to Christmas, set against a backdrop of an unusual weather phenomenon affecting the northern hemisphere. The film’s mysterious and snow-laden winter brings together several unrelated individuals, impacting their lives in unexpected ways.
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28. The 11th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards (2006)
The 11th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards” is a star-studded television special that celebrates the year’s most exceptional achievements in cinema. The event, which took place in 2006, was hosted by renowned film critics and featured numerous presentations, performances, and memorable moments. The show recognized outstanding talent across various categories, including acting, directing, and technical achievements.
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29. American Crude (2008)
American Crude” is a comedic, crime, and drama movie from 2008, directed by Craig Sheffer and written by Jeff Winiski, Mike Diiorio, and Craig Sheffer. Set in an eccentric and troubled world, the plot revolves around the intertwining paths of several strange characters. The film stars Raymond J.
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30. Conspiracy (2008)
In the thrilling movie “Conspiracy, ” a Marine plagued by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) finds himself caught in the middle of a sinister corporate scheme. Set in an Arizona border town, this conspiracy is fueled by ruthless tactics aimed at driving out illegal aliens at any cost. The special forces commando turns from victim to investigator, exposing a hidden world of corruption and danger.
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31. Four Single Fathers (2009)
Four Single Fathers is a comedic drama about four Italian men who find themselves single fathers in New York and Rome. As they navigate the challenges of coping with American ex-wives, children, family, and new relationships, they discover the joys and tribulations of single parenthood.
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32. The Wish List (2010)
The Wish List, also known as a journey of self-discovery and romantic pursuit, stars Jennifer Esposito and David Sutcliffe. Esposito plays the role of a woman who has her heart set on finding the perfect partner.
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33. Mamitas (2011)
Mamitas” is a captivating coming-of-age drama that follows the story of Jordin, a troubled teenager suspended from school for insulting a teacher. As fate would have it, Jordin crosses paths with Felipa, a highly intelligent and straightforward New York girl who can see beyond Jordin’s bravado. Together, they embark on a journey of friendship that challenges Jordin to confront his past and embrace his future.
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34. Bending the Rules (2012)
Bending the Rules, ” a thrilling comedy-crime film, is set in the heart of New Orleans, Louisiana. The story revolves around a tenacious district attorney on a mission to bring down a deeply corrupt police detective. In a world filled with law and order, it’s a battle to see which side will bend the rules to win.
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35. She’s Funny That Way (2014)
She’s Funny That Way” is a delightful comedy-drama film that takes us behind the scenes of a play’s production. Directed by Peter Bogdanovich, this 2014 movie is set in the world of theater, where a love triangle unfolds between a playwright’s wife, her ex-lover, and the call-girl-turned-actress cast in the production. The talented cast includes Owen Wilson, Jennifer Aniston, and Imogen Poots, who add depth to their colorful, complex characters.
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36. Speed Kills (2018)
Speed Kills (2018) is an action-packed, crime-filled drama that follows the journey of Ben Aronoff (played by John Travolta), a multimillionaire speedboat racing champion, caught between his love for the sport and the dark underworld of drugs and shady dealings.
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37. Mob Town (2019)
Mob Town” transports audiences back to 1957, when the heads of the notorious Mafia met in upstate Apalachin, NY. This intense crime drama, starring notable celebrities like David Arquette, Danny A. Abeckaser, and P. J.
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38. Mary (2019)
Mary, released in 2019, is a spine-chilling horror movie that will leave you questioning the supernatural. When a family decides to start their very own charter-boat business, they purchase an old ship with an eerie history. As they venture out onto the isolated waters, terrifying secrets begin to unravel, revealing the presence of an evil spirit onboard.
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39. Somewhere in Queens (2022)
Somewhere in Queens” is a heartwarming and humorous take on family dynamics and the pursuit of success. Set in the bustling Italian-American neighborhood of Queens, New York, the Russo family is at the center of this narrative. Led by the eccentric and overbearing father, Leo Russo, played by Ray Romano, the family is torn between pursuing traditional values and chasing after the American Dream.
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40. Fresh Kills (2023)
In the heart of New York City’s crime-dominated boroughs, the women of an organized crime family rise through the ranks of power and loyalty. Fresh Kills (2023), directed by Jennifer Esposito, delves into the thrilling world of organized crime in the late 20th century, as women forge their own path amidst the chaos.
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