Search Results for: "More Than Friends"
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More Than FriendsNot Yet Rated, 80 minutes |
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More Than a GamePG, 103 minutes (2009) - In Theaters |
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More Than Friends - The Coming Out of Heidi LeiterNot Yet Rated |
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More Than MagicNot Yet Rated, 75 minutes |
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Without a Paddle TrailerThree childhood buddies looking for a lost fortune in the wilderness have to rely on each other when they get more adventure than they bargained for in this comedy. |
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Lebron James and Co-Writer/Producer/Director Kristopher Belman at the Special Los Angeles Friends-and-Family Screening of "More Than a Game" on September 26, 2009 at the Pacific Theatres at The Grove in Los Angeles, California. Special Los Angeles Friends-and-Family Screening of "More Than a Game" The Grove Los Angeles, CA United States September 26, 2009 Photo by Eric Charbonneau/WireImage.com To license this image (16978389), contact WireImage.com Source: Eric Charbonneau/WireImage.com |
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Jesse Metcalfe at the Special Los Angeles Friends-and-Family Screening of "More Than a Game" on September 26, 2009 at the Pacific Theatres at The Grove in Los Angeles, California. Special Los Angeles Friends-and-Family Screening of "More Than a Game" The Grove Los Angeles, CA United States September 26, 2009 Photo by Eric Charbonneau/WireImage.com To license this image (16978485), contact WireImage.com Source: Eric Charbonneau/WireImage.com |
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RAISING FLAGGRichard Kind as Bill Reed stars in a story about Flagg Purdy (Alan Arkin) who effectively isolates himself from his friends and neighbours by suing his lifelong best friend Gus Falk over sheep that have been relieving themselves near his well. Retiring to his deathbed, Flagg is forced to consider that he may be more like his stubborn father than he would care to admit as his six children fail to bring him back from the "brink". Source: Cinema Libre |
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RAISING FLAGGRichard Kind as Bill Reed stars in a story about Flagg Purdy (Alan Arkin) who effectively isolates himself from his friends and neighbours by suing his lifelong best friend Gus Falk over sheep that have been relieving themselves near his well. Retiring to his deathbed, Flagg is forced to consider that he may be more like his stubborn father than he would care to admit as his six children fail to bring him back from the "brink". Source: Cinema Libre |
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