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All 52 Jeremy Sisto Movies (in Order)
Discover the captivating world of Jeremy Sisto’s movies as we delve into his remarkable acting career, exploring his best-known films and the memorable roles that have put him on the Hollywood map.
From his breakout roles in independent films to his captivating performances in blockbuster movies, we take an in-depth look at the versatile actor’s projects and the impact they have made on the industry.
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1. Grand Canyon (1991)
Grand Canyon” is a gripping crime drama film released in 1992, directed by Lawrence Kasdan. The movie unfolds the intertwining fates of several people from diverse backgrounds, reflecting the various challenges and differences in their lifestyles.
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2. Desperate Choices: To Save My Child (1992)
Desperate Choices: To Save My Child is a gripping drama film released in 1992 that tells the heart-wrenching story of a family faced with a life-or-death decision. When a young girl is diagnosed with leukemia, her family must make an impossible choice - risk everything to potentially save their child, even if it means putting their son’s life at stake.
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3. The Shaggy Dog (1994)
The Shaggy Dog” is a whimsical family comedy that takes a playful twist on the classic tale of a boy turning into a dog. In this 1994 adaptation, preteen Moochie Daniels dreams of owning a canine companion, but his father’s allergies stand in the way. One day, he comes into contact with Bundles, a rather eccentric sheepdog owned by his neighbor Charlie Mulvihill.
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4. The Crew (1994)
In the thrilling drama “The Crew” (1994), Bill reluctantly joins his brother-in-law for a weekend sailing trip in the Bahamas. Instead of a serene escape, Bill encounters an unforgettable experience that shakes the very foundations of his existence.
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5. Clueless (1995)
In the glitzy world of Beverly Hills high school, Cher, a shallow and wealthy student, reigns supreme. Finding herself as a matchmaker extraordinaire, Cher sets her sights on two teachers who she thinks would make a perfect couple. As she navigates the ups and downs of popular culture and friendship, Cher learns the value of understanding and empathy.
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6. Hideaway (1995)
Hideaway is a dark and thrilling fantasy-horror film from 1995, starring Jeff Goldblum, Christine Lahti, and Alicia Silverstone. Following a harrowing car accident that results in his temporary death, the protagonist Hatch miraculously returns to life, only to develop mysterious nightmares of committing murder.
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7. Moonlight and Valentino (1995)
Moonlight and Valentino” is a 1995 romantic comedy-drama film, directed by David Anspaugh and written by Ellen Simon. The story revolves around a young widow who is still grieving the loss of her husband. She finds comfort in the form of a local house painter, leading to an unexpected relationship.
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8. White Squall (1996)
Immerse yourself in the heart-pounding adventure of White Squall, a gripping tale of courage, brotherhood, and survival at sea. The film, released in 1996, stars Jeff Bridges, Caroline Goodall, and John Savage.
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9. Suicide Kings (1997)
Suicide Kings” is a dark and twisted comedy-drama that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Released in 1997, the movie stars Christopher Walken, Denis Leary, and Sean Patrick Flanery, and is directed by Peter O’Fallon. The plot revolves around a group of unpredictable youngsters who decide to kidnap a respected Mafia figure, played by Christopher Walken.
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10. Without Limits (1998)
Experience the inspiring journey of Steve Prefontaine, the legendary runner who defied limits in “Without Limits. ” This captivating biographical drama explores the life of Prefontaine and his exceptional relationship with renowned coach Bill Bowerman. Set in the 1970s, this fast-paced sports film tells the story of Prefontaine’s incredible achievements, from his college days to his quest for Olympic glory at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich.
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11. Bongwater (1998)
Bongwater, ” a comedy-drama film released in 1998, follows the story of a laid-back artist in Portland, Oregon, who becomes dangerously addicted to marijuana. As his addiction spins out of control, his girlfriend is forced to leave the city with an old flame who has his own demons to face—a heroin addiction. This heartwarming and at times humorous tale delves into the struggles of battling and overcoming drug addiction, while also exploring the complexities of love and relationships.
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12. Playing by Heart (1998)
Playing by Heart” is a captivating romantic drama set in the bustling city of Los Angeles. Weaved into a tapestry of love and self-discovery, the film explores the intricacies of the human heart, as 11 individuals navigate their way through life’s twists and turns.
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13. This Space Between Us (1999)
This Space Between Us” is a captivating drama that explores the depths of grief and the struggle of artists in search of their own identity. Directed by Matthew Leutwyler and written by Peter Rudy and Shauna Rudy, the film stars Jeremy Sisto, Poppy Montgomery, and Erik Palladino.
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14. Trash (1999)
Trash (1999) is a chilling tale of two friends growing up in the poverty-stricken South. As they navigate through violence, hatred, love, and loyalty, they come to realize that the only way to escape their dire circumstances is by sacrificing each other.
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15. Takedown (2000)
Takedown” is a gripping biographical crime thriller following the capture of computer hacker Kevin Mitnick. The film is an engaging journey into the world of cyber warfare, delving into the skills and determination that Mitnick employs to evade law enforcement. Directed by Joe Chappelle, “Takedown” stars Skeet Ulrich, Russell Wong, and Angela Featherstone in a tense cat-and-mouse game of cybercrime.
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16. Angel Eyes (2001)
Dive into the enchanting drama of “Angel Eyes” (2001), where an intense and mysterious man finds himself irresistibly drawn to a dynamic female police officer in this heart-pumping love story. As fate twists and turns, an unconventional relationship blossoms with unexpected twists and turns. Filled with suspense, romance, and a dash of unexpected plot twists, this unforgettable film will leave you on the edge of your seat, as nothing truly is as it seems.
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17. Dead Dog (2001)
Dead Dog, ” a dark comedy-drama film released in 2001, follows the story of Tom, a young man reeling from the tragic death of his beloved dog Sophie. The incident sparks an obsession within Tom to bring justice to the hit-and-run driver who left his dog lifeless on the road before fleeing the scene.
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18. Don’s Plum (2001)
Don’s Plum” is a low-budget comedy-drama that follows a group of disgruntled teenagers in Los Angeles. Every Saturday night, they gather at their local diner to dish out their tales of self-inflicted misadventures in life.
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19. Now You Know (2002)
Now You Know, ” released in 2002, is a comedy-romance film directed by Jeff Anderson with a runtime of 1 hour and 42 minutes. The film’s plot revolves around a man who learns that his fiancée wants to call off their wedding on the eve of his bachelor party. As the unmarried couple return to New Jersey to sort out their relationship, they navigate through the hilarious ups and downs of their relationship, all while dealing with unexpected twists and turns. This film, starring Jeff Anderson, Suzette Andrea, and Todd Babcock, is rated R and contains content suitable for adults.
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20. May (2002)
In the chilling 2002 film “May” (a. k. a. “May” and directed by Lucky McKee), we delve deep into the tormented mind of Angela Bettis’s character May, a socially awkward veterinary assistant with a lazy eye. As May’s obsession with perfection spirals out of control, she becomes infatuated with Jeremy Sisto’s character, a boy with hands that appear perfect to her eyes.
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21. Showboy (2002)
Showboy, ” a quirky 2002 film directed by Lindy Heymann and Christian Taylor, follows the adventures of a fired TV writer and chorus boy wannabe played by Christian Taylor, while a documentary crew captures his journey. Lindy Heymann and Jason Buchtel wrote the film, starring Taylor, Heymann, and Joe Daley.
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22. Wrong Turn (2003)
Wrong Turn” is a chilling tale of survival and terror, set deep in the heart of West Virginia’s unforgiving wilderness. An unfortunate series of events leave Chris and his friends stranded in the woods, where their lives take a gruesome and bloodcurdling turn. As they try to find their way back to civilization, they become prey to a gruesome hillbilly community who has their own twisted plans.
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23. Manfast (2003)
Manfast is a 2003 romantic comedy that delves into an amusing competition, where four women have agreed to a 100-day celibacy pact. The women from Florida decide to abstain from any interactions with men, including conversations, contact, and flirting.
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24. Thirteen (2003)
Thirteen, ” released in 2003, is a gripping coming-of-age drama that tackles themes of adolescence, relationships, and the dark allure of rebellion. Directed by Catherine Hardwicke and written by Hardwicke and Nikki Reed, this film stars Evan Rachel Wood, Holly Hunter, and Nikki Reed.
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25. The Movie Hero (2003)
The Movie Hero” is a quirky romantic comedy that takes a fresh and amusing view on life, love, and the movies that surround us. Written and directed by Brad T. Gottfred, the film stars Jeremy Sisto, Dina Meyer, and Peter Stormare in a delightful ensemble cast.
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26. In Enemy Hands (2004)
In Enemy Hands” (2004) is a gripping thriller set amidst the tumultuous waves of war. When an American submarine is inexplicably torpedoed, its survivors find themselves in the hands of their enemies - a German U-boat.
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27. The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things (2004)
The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things is a harrowing drama film that delves into the dark realms of child abuse and exploitation. The story follows seven-year-old Jeremiah, who is forcibly removed from his foster home and thrust into a precarious life on the road with his troubled teenage mother, Sarah.
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28. Method (2004)
Method” is a 2004 thriller-romance movie that follows the story of a celebrated actress. She lands her dream role as real-life 19th-century serial killer Belle Gunness in a feature film, but as she dives deeper into the character, both on-screen and off, she begins to adopt Belle’s dangerous traits.
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29. A Lot Like Love (2005)
A Lot Like Love” is a captivating romantic comedy that follows the unconventional love story of Emily (Amanda Peet) and Oliver (Ashton Kutcher). It all starts when these two strangers accidentally end up as part of the notorious mile-high club on their way from LA to New York City.
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30. The Nickel Children (2005)
The Nickel Children, ” a 2005 drama film, offers a raw and unflinching look into the grim and unforgiving landscape of urban youth. The narrative weaves the tale of two runaways, Cat (Tamara Hope) and Nolan (Reiley McClendon), who, after being betrayed by the very adults meant to protect them, find themselves adrift in the cold streets of Los Angeles.
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31. In Memory of My Father (2005)
In Memory of My Father” is a heartfelt and offbeat comedy-drama that unfolds when the youngest son of a legendary Hollywood producer is offered a bribe to document his father’s death. As a reluctant accomplice, he must navigate the complexities of his family life and find unexpected humor in this unusual situation. Directed and co-written by Chris Jaymes, the film features powerful performances from Jeremy Sisto, Chris Jaymes, and Matt Keeslar.
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32. Population 436 (2006)
In the chilling 2006 film “Population 436, ” a small town in Canada has maintained an unchanging population of 436 residents for a century. The mystery draws the attention of a determined census-taker played by Sisto, who is tasked with investigating this seemingly impossible occurrence.
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33. Unknown (2006)
Unknown” (2006) is a suspenseful crime drama that explores the depths of human nature when memory loss is taken to the extreme. Five men wake up in a locked-down warehouse, unsure of their own identities. As they navigate their predicament, they must trust each other to unravel the mystery surrounding their kidnapping.
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34. Broken (2006)
Broken (2006), starring Heather Graham and Jeremy Sisto, is a captivating drama-thriller that revolves around the life of Hope, a young woman chasing her dreams of conquering the world of music in the bustling city of Los Angeles. Filled with optimism and determination, Hope leaves behind her hometown of Cleveland to begin her journey in the City of Angels. However, the realities of life and her tumultuous relationship with a manipulative boyfriend begin to take their toll on her dreams and her spirit.
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35. Waitress (2007)
Waitress”, released in 2007, is a heartwarming dramedy that follows the life of Jenna, a pregnant, unhappily married waitress living in the deep south. When she meets a newcomer to her town, she finds herself drawn into an unlikely relationship in a last ditch attempt at happiness.
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36. Justice League: The New Frontier (2008)
Justice League: The New Frontier” is an animated action-adventure film released in 2008, boasting a PG-13 rating and running for an hour and fifteen minutes. The movie, set in 1950s America, follows the origin story of a new generation of superheroes as they team up with active veterans and confront a sinister threat to Earth. Based on a comic book, this animated film explores a superhero team-up, with key themes and characters that fans of the genre are sure to love.
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37. A Cat’s Tale (2008)
A Cat’s Tale” is an animated adventure comedy that follows the life of an adventurous young domestic cat named Marcello. When Marcello escapes from his confined home for the first time, he encounters the captivating out-door female cat, Jujube.
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38. Gardens of the Night (2008)
Gardens of the Night” is a poignant drama where the bond of two people, abducted as children and subjected to years of abuse, transforms their lives as they navigate the challenging world of being homeless teenagers. The film delves into the darkness of their past and the hopeful future they forge on the streets.
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39. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Undead (2009)
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Undead” is a hilarious independent film that explores the lives of two vampires who come to Hollywood to act. When their director hires a playwright with a grudge against them, things take a dramatic turn.
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40. Sironia (2011)
Sironia” is a heartwarming and inspiring drama/musical film that follows the journey of a downtrodden singer-songwriter, leaving the harsh realities of L. A’s music scene behind, as he settles with his wife in the quaint town of Sironia, Texas. This charming small-town life soon envelops them, transforming not just their careers but also their lives.
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41. Robot & Frank (2012)
Robot & Frank” - a delightful and heartfelt movie released in 2012, takes place in the near future. The film centers around Frank, an ex-jewel thief with dementia as he tries to maintain his independence. His compassionate son surprises him with a unique gift - a highly capable robot butler specially designed to take care of him.
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42. Deep Dark Canyon (2013)
Deep Dark Canyon is an action-packed, thrilling drama that follows two teenage brothers, Nate and Skylar, who are plunged into a deadly game of survival due to a tragic hunting accident. The incident leaves their town mayor dead and sets off a string of chilling events that force them to flee. With a dogged manhunt initiated by the late mayor’s family, Nate and Skylar must rely on their wits and quick thinking to stay ahead of danger.
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43. As Cool as I Am (2013)
As Cool as I Am” is a heartwarming and humorous coming-of-age story set in a quaint small town. The film follows the journey of a smart and witty teenage girl named Gloria, navigating life with her self-centered parents. Gloria’s parents had her when they were teenagers themselves, and their unpredictable behavior takes the family through some turbulent times. The narrative takes an unexpected turn when Gloria learns about her parents’ past, leading her to a deeper understanding of her family.
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44. Break Point (2014)
Break Point” is a hilarious sports-comedy film that follows the journey of two estranged brothers, as they come together to pursue an unlikely run at a prestigious grand slam tennis tournament. The unlikely duo, played by Jeremy Sisto and David Walton, must confront their personal differences and past grievances while navigating the world of professional tennis. With a runtime of just one hour and thirty minutes, this underrated film offers a fast-paced, entertaining look at brotherhood and the trials of sport.
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45. Hangman (2015)
Hangman” (2015) is a chilling and suspenseful horror-thriller film directed by Adam Mason, with a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes. The plot revolves around the Miller family, who upon their return from vacation, discovers their home has been broken into.
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46. Batman vs. Robin (2015)
Batman vs. Robin” is a riveting animated action-adventure flick, set in the captivating world of DC Comics. The film finds young Damian Wayne, the son of Batman, grappling with the challenges of adhering to his father’s no-killing rule all while exploring a secretive organization known as “The Court of Owls”. As Damian delves deeper into the mysteries and dangers lurking within The Court, he questions his very purpose and the path he’s destined to take.
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47. H8RZ (2015)
H8RZ, released in 2015, is a gripping drama that explores the dark secrets of a high school “accident. ” When a lawyer delves into the bullying that went on in secret, he uncovers a web of deceit and lies that shake the foundations of the school’s community. Sophie Lane Curtis and Jeremy Sisto lead the cast as they navigate the twisted labyrinth of mystery and intrigue.
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48. Love Is All You Need? (2016)
Love Is All You Need? ” takes you on a heart-wrenching journey of love, prejudice, and human rights. It’s a poignant exploration of the lengths people go to for love, intertwined with the raw reality of bullying and the impact it has on lives. This gripping drama is inspired by the critically acclaimed short film of the same name and stars Briana Evigan, Tyler Blackburn, and Kyla Kenedy.
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49. Girl Flu. (2016)
Girl Flu” is a 2016 coming-of-age comedy-drama that follows Bird, a 12-year-old girl who must confront the trials and tribulations of womanhood. After experiencing her first period and being left by her mother, Bird navigates life in The Valley, a quirky small town. Along the way, she discovers a childhood crush, learns the art of shoplifting, and forges a powerful bond with her younger sister.
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50. Ferdinand (2017)
Ferdinand, a heartwarming animated adventure, tells the tale of a gentle bull who is taken away from his loving home in the farmland. Mistaken for a ferocious beast, Ferdinand is captured and transported to the bustling city, where he faces a world of unfamiliar challenges.
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51. Frozen II (2019)
Frozen II, an enchanting sequel to the beloved 2013 animated film, takes viewers on a riveting journey to an ancient and magically transformed forest. The beloved characters of Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven embark on a mission to unravel the origins of Elsa’s powers, all while working to protect their enchanted homeland of Arendelle.
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52. Last Night in Rozzie (2021)
Last Night in Rozzie is a drama film that takes us on a heartfelt journey of friendship, family, and the power of confronting our past. The story revolves around a New York lawyer, who, upon returning to his Boston hometown, is reunited with his dying friend.
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