Forty-five years later, it’s hard to appreciate what a revolutionary film “The Graduate” was. Not just for its depiction of driftless youth and the sexual revolution, but that it starred a regular guy like Dustin Hoffman. As NY Times critic A.O. Scott said in 2009, casting Hoffman “helped redefine what kind of person could become a movie star.”
However, the movie could have been very different: Originally, the role of college… Continue reading 'The Graduate' Cast: Where Are They Now?
“Tootsie” may have lost the Best Picture and Best Actor race to “Gandhi” 30 years ago, but if you’re looking for laughs instead of epic grandeur, Dustin Hoffman in a dress can’t be beat. The film, which opened on December 17, 1982, is still considered one of the funniest movies ever made. In 2000, the American Film Institute ranked it as the second funniest film of all time, just behind… Continue reading 'Tootsie' Cast: Where Are They Now?
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Silas Lesnick
December 20, 2012
Hitting theaters on Christmas Day, Parental Guidance pairs Billy Crystal and Bette Midler as Artie and Diane, an aging couple who begin to realize that they’ve become the “other” grandparents to their daughter and her three kids and who become determined to win their way back to their rightful place in the family.
Based on Crystal’s own
Cruise was 30 when “A Few Good Men” came out, but he still looked like the fresh-faced kid from “Risky Business” and “Top Gun,” especially since he was playing an inexperienced lawyer who was in over his head with the murder trial of two marines. After the film, Cruise continued to dominate the box office throughout the ’90s with “The Firm,”
