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- 2007 - Flakes
- 2002 - Hey Arnold! The Movie
- 2001 - On the Edge
- 2001 - Wit
- 1998 - My Favorite Martian
- 1997 - Anastasia
- 1997 - The Real Blonde
- 1995 - Angels in the Outfield
- 1995 - Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead
- 1994 - The Pagemaster
- 1994 - Radioland Murders
- 1993 - Dennis the Menace
- 1993 - Addams Family Values
- 1991 - The Addams Family
- 1991 - Suburban Commando
- 1990 - Back to the Future Part III
- 1989 - The Dream Team
- 1989 - Back to the Future Part II
- 1989 - Why Me?
- 1988 - Who Framed Roger Rabbit
- 1988 - Eight Men Out
- 1987 - Track 29
- 1987 - Walk Like a Man
- 1985 - Clue
- 1985 - Back to the Future
- 1985 - Miracles
- 1984 - Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
- 1984 - The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension
- 1983 - Mr Mom
- 1983 - To Be or Not To Be
- 1981 - The Legend of the Lone Ranger
- 1981 - National Lampoon Goes to the Movies
- 1979 - The Lady in Red
- 1979 - The Onion Field
- 1978 - Goin' South
- 1975 - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Screenwriter
- 2006 - Flushed Away
Articles
- Apr 28 2008 - Ten terrible cinematic superheroes
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