Actor Keith Gordon (1961)
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Back to School
Director: Alan Metter
Genre: Comedy (Movies)
Cast:

Rodney Dangerfield
Adrienne Barbeau
Burt Young
Director: Alan Metter
Genre: Comedy (Movies)
Cast:
Rodney Dangerfield
Adrienne Barbeau
Burt Young
Back to School (1986) is an American comedy film directed by Alan Metter. The protagonist, Thornton Meloni, is an Italian-American whose dream is to follow in his father’s footsteps and become a tailor. However, after receiving a poor report card from school one day, his father warns him about the importance of education: ‘A man with no education has nothing’. Over the years, Thornton changes his last name to ‘Melon’ and becomes a successful businessman, opening a chain of plus-size clothing stores and investing in various other ventures. Through photos, we see his journey of acquiring ...
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Christine
Director: John Carpenter
Genre: Horror (Movies)
Cast:

Keith Gordon
Alexandra Paul
Christine Belford
Director: John Carpenter
Genre: Horror (Movies)
Cast:
Keith Gordon
Alexandra Paul
Christine Belford
The American supernatural horror film Christine (1983), directed and co-scored by John Carpenter, is based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name. It follows the impact of a classic red and white 1958 Plymouth Fury named Christine on the lives of Arnie Cunningham, his friends, family, and teenage enemies. This car seems to have a mind of its own and a possessive personality that negatively influences Arnie. In 1957, at a Detroit car factory, the Fury shuts its hood on a worker’s hand and later kills another worker for dropping ash on its seats. Twenty years ...
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Dressed to Kill
Director: Brian De Palma
Genre: Thriller (Movies)
Cast:

Michael Caine
Angie Dickinson
David Margulies
Director: Brian De Palma
Genre: Thriller (Movies)
Cast:
Michael Caine
Angie Dickinson
David Margulies
The American erotic psychological thriller film, Dressed to Kill (1980), follows the story of frustrated housewife Kate Miller. In therapy with New York City psychiatrist Dr. Robert Elliott, Kate’s plans to spend the day with her teenage son, Peter – an inventor on the cusp of a major breakthrough for a city science fair – are unexpectedly canceled. Instead, she ventures alone to the Metropolitan Museum of Art where she finds herself flirting with a mysterious stranger. The two engage in a cat-and-mouse game throughout the museum before eventually ending up at his apartment together. Several hours pass before Kate quietly decides to leave while her ...