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All 27 Matt Letscher Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Matt Letscher Movies as we bring you a roundup of some of his most iconic and memorable film performances. From thrilling action flicks to heartfelt dramas, this movie roundup promises to keep you entertained and engaged from start to finish.
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1. Gettysburg (1993)
Gettysburg, ” a gripping historical drama released in 1993, immerses viewers in the pivotal Civil War battle that took place in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. This epic, four-and-a-half-hour film explores the personal stories of an array of characters from both sides of the conflict, all while expertly recreating the brutal and destructive battle itself.
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2. Not This Part of the World (1995)
Experience the comedic adventures of “Not This Part of the World” released in 1995. Directed and written by Phil Atlakson, this light-hearted comedy stars Adam West, Matt Letscher, and Christina Lang.
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3. Stolen Innocence (1995)
Stolen Innocence” is a gripping crime drama thriller from 1995 that follows the story of Stacy, a rebellious teenager who leaves her family behind in search of freedom and adventure on the open road. However, her brief joy turns into unspeakable terror as she encounters Richard, a charming but dangerous ex-con with a wicked agenda. Torn between fear and desire, Stacy finds herself in the grip of a chilling ransom game as she tries to escape the horrors she didn’t anticipate.
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4. Prehysteria! 3 (1995)
Prehysteria! . 3 is an outrageous adventure that brings the prehistoric world to life.
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5. Power 98 (1996)
Power 98 is a thrilling murder mystery where a powerful radio host finds himself caught up in the murder of a stunning woman. As the competition for ratings heats up, our protagonist finds himself embroiled in a dangerous war, pitting him against his own industry and forcing him to confront the true depths of human nature.
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6. Lovelife (1997)
Lovelife” is a quirky, heartwarming comedy-drama that delves into the intricate web of romantic entanglements among college students and their peers. Directed by Jon Harmon Feldman and written by him as well, this film features a diverse ensemble cast, including Saffron Burrows, Bruce Davison, and Sherilyn Fenn. The storyline follows various love interests, including a student in love with a friend, a writer navigating a complex relationship, and a professor struggling with the challenges of cohabitation.
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7. The Mask of Zorro (1998)
The Mask of Zorro, ” a 1998 action-adventure film directed by Martin Campbell, follows the journey of a young thief named Alejandro Murrieta, who seeks revenge for his brother’s untimely death. Along the way, Alejandro is trained by the aging Zorro, a once-great hero who is pursuing his own vendetta.
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8. I’ll Wave Back (2000)
I’ll Wave Back”, originally titled “John John in the Sky”, is a heartwarming drama movie released in 2000. This story follows a ten-year-old boy named John John, who builds a plane with the help of his cognitively disabled friend. The plan is to fly his mother to a hippie commune where she wants to join. However, their journey is filled with challenges and unexpected obstacles.
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9. When Billie Beat Bobby (2001)
When Billie Beat Bobby is a compelling drama film that captures the attention of the audience with its unique tale of sportsmanship and empowerment. Set in the year 2001, this movie features Holly Hunter and Ron Silver as the talented, spirited, and competitive protagonists. The film revolves around the historic 1973 tennis match between Bobby Riggs, a middle-aged champion, and Billie Jean King, a young feminist.
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10. Madison (2001)
Madison” (2001) is a compelling drama that explores the highs and lows of a man’s personal struggle as he fights for victory in the 1971 Madison, Indiana hydroplane regatta. Set in the 1970s, the film follows our protagonist on his journey to overcome obstacles and triumph in the aquatic sport of boat racing.
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11. Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot (2001)
Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot” is a gripping and revealing drama that delves into the lives of the three strong and influential women behind the iconic American dream of Camelot. Jill Hennessy, Lauren Holly, and Leslie Stefanson portray Jackie, Ethel, and Joan, who, against all odds, held together their public image while concealing their private truths. This powerful and captivating film unveils the true Camelot story for the first time, taking the audience on a journey that explores the complexities of their lives - adultery, friendship, horseback riding, and the aftermath of the John F.
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12. King of Texas (2002)
King of Texas” is a gripping adaptation of William Shakespeare’s classic drama, “King Lear. ” Set in the rugged, untamed landscape of Texas, the film takes us on a journey of love, betrayal, and redemption. John Lear, a self-made ranch tycoon, is an aging man who seeks to maintain control over his vast holdings. In a last attempt to secure his legacy, he decides to divide his land among his daughters. But as the daughters inherit their father’s fortune, they turn their back on him, rejecting him in his time of greatest need.
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13. Super Sucker (2002)
Super Sucker, ” released in 2002, is a riotous comedy that captures the hilarity of two door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesmen locked in fierce competition. Jeff Daniels, who also directed the film, stars alongside Matt Letscher as the quirky yet determined competitors. Written by Daniels and Guy Sanville, the film showcases the duo’s comedic timing and ability to strike a chord with their quirky characters.
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14. Identity (2003)
Identity” is a suspenseful thriller released in 2003, directed by James Mangold and written by Michael Cooney. The film stars John Cusack, Ray Liotta, and Amanda Peet in a story that brings together ten strangers in a desolate Nevada motel during a severe rainstorm. As they become acquainted, they slowly realize that they are being targeted and killed off one by one.
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15. Gods and Generals (2003)
Gods and Generals” (2003) is a gripping drama, based on the life of Confederate General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, played by Robert Duvall. Set during the American Civil War, the film charts Jackson’s rise and fall as he leads his soldiers against the Union from 1861 to 1863, despite his tragic demise at the hands of his own troops. Directed by Ron Maxwell and co-starring Jeff Daniels as John Wilkes Booth and Stephen Lang as Robert E.
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16. Straight-Jacket (2004)
In the whimsical world of 1950s Hollywood, Straight-Jacket (2004) takes audiences on a journey through love, sexuality, and self-discovery. When movie star Guy Stone is forced into a sham marriage with studio secretary Sally to mask his homosexuality, he finds himself in a world of unexpected passion and drama.
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17. Heart of the Beholder (2005)
In the heart of St. Louis, Missouri, in the 1980s, a small videocassette tape rental store stands defiantly against a religious fanatic group, fighting passionately for the freedom of their controversial film. The store owners, a trio of fierce individuals, refuse to bow down to the pressure, despite the looming threat of prosecution.
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18. Towelhead (2007)
Towelhead, ” or “Nothing Is Private, ” is a compelling and provocative coming-of-age drama from 2007, written and directed by Alan Ball, known for his television work on “Six Feet Under” and “True Blood. ” The film explores the complexities of identity and sexuality through the eyes of Jasmin (excellently portrayed by Summer Bishil), a young Arab-American girl living in the USA during the Gulf War. As Jasmin grapples with her burgeoning sexuality and curiosity, she becomes entangled in a web of secrets and struggles with a bigoted Army reservist and her strict father.
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19. Amish Grace (2010)
Amish Grace, ” set in the tight-knit Amish community of Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania, tells the gripping story of a gunman who took the lives of five Amish children and wounded five others in a schoolhouse shooting on October 2, 2006. As the world turns its attention towards the extraordinary forgiveness demonstrated by the Amish community, we delve into the hearts of the families, particularly Ida Graber, who struggles to reconcile her grief and hatred with the Amish community’s core values of mercy and compassion.
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20. Radio Free Albemuth (2010)
Radio Free Albemuth” is a chilling sci-fi thriller from the minds of Philip K. Dick (Blade Runner, Minority Report, A Scanner Darkly) and John Alan Simon. Set in a world of totalitarian control and alternate realities, the film follows Nick Brady (Jonathan Scarfe) as he uncovers a series of cryptic messages from space. As he delves deeper into the mystery, he finds himself drawn into a dangerous conspiracy to overthrow the oppressive U. S. regime. With the help of his allies, Brady must navigate through a twisted reality filled with shared hallucinations and mind-bending revelations.
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21. War of the Worlds: Goliath (2012)
In 1914, the human race prepares for a second Martian invasion, led by the vanguard of an army of steampunk battletrips, heat-ray biplanes, and armored zeppelins. The story revolves around the young crew of the battle tripod “Goliath. ” Join actors Adam Baldwin, Beau Billingslea, and Kim Buckingham on this thrilling and epic journey as they embark on a battle-filled adventure in “War of the Worlds: Goliath, ” a retelling of the classic tale with a unique, steampunk twist.
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22. Devil’s Knot (2013)
Devil’s Knot, ” a gripping 2013 crime drama film directed by Atom Egoyan, is a thrilling adaptation of Mara Leveritt’s book about the real-life West Memphis Three case. Set in 1993, the plot revolves around the horrifying murder of three young children and the subsequent trial of three teenagers accused of participating in a Satanic ritual. The controversy unfolds as the public becomes increasingly violent and the authorities use questionable tactics in their investigations, including a police interrogation that raises many ethical concerns.
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23. Her (2013)
In the near future, an unfulfilled writer named Theodore Twombly (played by Joaquin Phoenix) lives in a world where technology has advanced beyond our wildest dreams. Despite being surrounded by technology, loneliness envelops him. As he struggles with a recent divorce and the loss of personal connections, Theodore begins developing an unlikely relationship with an advanced operating system, named Samantha (portrayed by Scarlett Johansson), designed to cater to every need.
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24. Teacher of the Year (2014)
Teacher of the Year” is a lighthearted comedy-drama that follows the life of Mitch Carter, a high school teacher with an eccentric faculty surrounding him at Truman High School. When Mitch unexpectedly wins the California Teacher of the Year award, his life takes an unexpected turn when he receives a tempting job offer that could potentially force him to leave his beloved job behind.
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25. Day Out of Days (2015)
Day Out of Days” is a dramatic film directed by Zoe R. Cassavetes, starring Alexia Landeau, Melanie Griffith, and Chris Brenner. Set in the bustling city of Los Angeles, the movie centers around a 40-year-old actress as she battles to make her mark in the highly competitive world of Hollywood. As she navigates the industry, she faces fierce competition from younger, more inexperienced actresses.
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26. 13 Hours (2016)
13 Hours” is an intense action-drama film set in Libya, directed by Michael Bay, and written by Chuck Hogan and Mitchell Zuckoff. The movie centers around a security team who must navigate a catastrophic attack on a U. S. compound, with chaos reigning. The film features impressive performances by John Krasinski, Pablo Schreiber, and James Badge Dale.
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27. Countdown (2019)
Countdown” is a chilling horror-thriller that sends shivers down viewers’ spines. The film, released in 2019, revolves around a nurse who discovers an app that shockingly predicts the moment of death. When the app tells her she has only three days to live, the race against time begins.
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