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- 2000 - The Next Best Thing
- 1996 - Girl 6
- 1996 - Evita
- 1995 - Four Rooms
- 1995 - Blue in the Face
- 1993 - Snake Eyes
- 1992 - Body of Evidence
- 1992 - A League of Their Own
- 1991 - Shadows and Fog
- 1990 - Dick Tracy
- 1989 - Bloodhounds of Broadway
- 1987 - Who's That Girl
- 1986 - Shanghai Surprise
- 1985 - Vision Quest
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- 2008 - Filth and Wisdom
Voices
- 2006 - Arthur and The Invisibles
Articles
- Jun 6 2008 - Guy Ritchie's 'Sherlock Holmes': casting call
- Jan 2 2008 - Madonna film to debut in Berlin
- Nov 3 2006 - Borat Q&A
- Apr 10 2006 - DVD round-up from The TOMB
- Jan 27 2006 - Virgin on the ridiculous
- Oct 22 2004 - Madonna to voice CGI princess
- Oct 13 2004 - Guy Ritchie - two smoking barrels become a revolver
- Nov 9 2009 - 'Die Another Day' revisited
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