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Cast
- 2006 - Closing the Ring
- 2005 - Bewitched
- 2005 - In Her Shoes
- 2005 - Rumour Has It
- 1996 - Mrs Winterbourne
- 1996 - The Evening Star
- 1995 - The Celluloid Closet
- 1994 - Wrestling Ernest Hemingway
- 1994 - Guarding Tess
- 1992 - Used People
- 1990 - Postcards from the Edge
- 1989 - Steel Magnolias
- 1989 - Waiting for the Light
- 1988 - Madame Sousatzka
- 1983 - Cannonball Run II
- 1983 - Terms of Endearment
- 1980 - Loving Couples
- 1980 - A Change of Seasons
- 1979 - Being There
- 1977 - The Turning Point
- 1971 - The Possession of Joel Delaney
- 1969 - Two Mules for Sister Sara
- 1968 - Sweet Charity
- 1968 - The Bliss of Mrs Blossom
- 1966 - Gambit
- 1963 - Irma la Douce
- 1960 - Can-Can
- 1960 - The Apartment
- 1959 - Ask Any Girl
- 1959 - Career
- 1958 - The Sheepman
- 1958 - Some Came Running
- 1956 - Around the World in Eighty Days
- 1955 - Artists and Models
- 1954 - The Trouble with Harry
Articles
- Mar 14 2006 - J-Lo does Dallas
- Dec 14 2005 - Golden Globe nominations announced
- Nov 15 2005 - Q&A with Cameron Diaz and Toni Collette
- Mar 24 2005 - 'Bewitched' trailer hits the net
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