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Actor: Danny DeVito

Danny DeVito appeared in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, having played the role on stage first, and then became famous through Taxi.

As a director he makes films considerably darker than his performing persona suggests: Throw Momma from the Train, The War of the Roses and Matilda, the last of which is genuinely frightening in places.

Batman Returns gives him the Penguin as something closer to body horror. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has given him a very long late run and produces most of his current visibility.

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Get Shorty (1995)

1995 Barry Sonnenfeld crime comedy adapting Elmore Leonard. Travolta as Miami loan shark who becomes a Hollywood producer.

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975)

Forman's 1975 mental hospital drama. Nicholson as McMurphy, Fletcher as Nurse Ratched.

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Dumbo (1941 / 2019), Contrast Review

The Dumbo property exists in two substantial Disney adaptations across nearly eighty years. The 1941 animated production is one of the great classical Disney achievements and the production that financially saved Disney following the substantial commercial disappointment of Fantasia.

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Heist (2001) Review

David Mamet wrote and directed. Heist is the writer-director showcase that closes out 2001's heist cinema trifecta.