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Cast
- 2008 - Journey to the Centre of the Earth
- 2008 - The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
- 2008 - Inkheart
- 2007 - The Air I Breathe
- 2005 - Crash
- 2003 - Looney Tunes Back in Action
- 2003 - Looney Tunes Back in Action
- 2002 - The Quiet American
- 2001 - The Mummy Returns
- 2001 - Monkeybone
- 2000 - Bedazzled
- 1999 - The Mummy
- 1998 - Gods and Monsters
- 1998 - Blast from the Past
- 1997 - George of the Jungle
- 1996 - Mrs Winterbourne
- 1995 - The Passion of Darkly Noon
- 1994 - Airheads
- 1994 - With Honors
- 1993 - Younger & Younger
- 1992 - Encino Man
- 1992 - School Ties
Articles
- Aug 8 2008 - 'Inglorious Bastards': casting call
- Jan 10 2007 - 'The Mummy 3' in the works
- Apr 21 2006 - Fraser journeys to the centre of the earth
- Jan 26 2006 - Happiness and love are coming to life
- Sep 13 2005 - 'Cinderella Man' fails to floor opponents at the London box office
- Jul 25 2005 - Brendan Fraser dives into 'The Bitter Sea'
- Apr 7 2005 - 'Three Bad Men' want Simon Pegg
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