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2001, Movie, 95 mins

Made: Review

Two schmoes — quiet Bobby (Favreau) and live-wire Ricky (Vince Vaughn) — are given a crappy gig by gravel-voiced L.A. mob boss Maxie (Peter Falk), and react in dramatically different ways. Favreau's directing debut is a slight but smoothly handled piece of work that coasts along largely on the considerable chemistry between Favreau and Vaughn. The film's a trifle, but a beautifully crafted one. Read the complete review for Made

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Year: 2001
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Jon Favreau: Bobby
Vince Vaughn: Ricky
Sean Combs: Ruiz
Famke Janssen: Jessica
Faizon Love: Horrace
David O'Hara: Welshman

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TVGuide.com: What was it like to be part of World Trade Center?
Bernthal: It was really an honor, and different from any other acting job. Normally when you get a script and you meet with the director, you work together to create somebody, but this was really going the other way. It was a read more
Many Happy Returns: A Parent's Guide | Today's News: Our Take | 8/9/2006
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The 78th Annual Academy Awards... | Today's News: Our Take | 3/5/2006
The 78th Annual Academy Awards 8:01: The opening scene just demonstrates why we love Jon Stewart: No one does self-deprecation so funny. Not even George Clooney. I think my dog would look great in a Steve Martin wig. 8:05: At first, the Hollywood royalty aren't laughing quite as hard as I am at Jon's jokes — especially not at the one about the suffering caused by movie piracy. But nothing brings people together like a Bjork joke. (She was trying on her gown and Cheney shot her!) And then the gay Western montage. Not even Stewart knows how to follow up that hilarity, so I'm not even gonna try. Brilliant. 8:16: Nicole Kidman's weird intro for the best-supporting-actor nominees has me thinking right away that Clooney will win. And then he does; self-deprecation keeps working wonders. "So I'm not winning director." The music starts after about 10 sec read more