Bill Macy

Mr. Woodcock -- John Farley plays a self-help author who returns to his hometown only to discover that his mother has fallen in love with his old high school nemesis, Mr. Woodcock, the gym teacher.

The Holiday -- From writer/director Nancy Meyers comes a romantic comedy about two women on opposite sides of the globe who swap houses only to discover that a change of address can really change their lives.

Jeff Marx (Steve Guttenberg) has just graduated from college and is now looking to study medicine and become a successful physician. However, his MCAT scores are nowhere near high enough to get him into any accredited American medical school. With a little research and a lot of high jinx, Jeff gets a chance to study medicine abroad in a small Latin American dictatorship, governed by the tyrant Dr. Ramon Madera (Alan Arkin). Madera has a keen interest in how the medical students behave, and Jeff quickly finds out that he is under special "doctor's orders."

Billy Bob Thornton, Seann William Scott, and Susan Sarandon star in the outrageous comedy Mr. Woodcock. John Farley (Scott) is a self-help author who returns to his hometown only to discover that his mother (Sarandon) has fallen in love with his old high school nemesis, Mr. Woodcock (Thornton) the gruff, no-nonsense gym teacher who put him through years of mental and physical humiliation. Determined to prevent history from repeating itself, John sets out to stop his mother from marrying the man who made life miserable for him and his classmates. Mr. Woodcock also features a strong supporting cast including Amy Poehler (Saturday Night Live) and Ethan Suplee (My Name Is Earl). The film is directed by Craig Gillespie, produced by Bob Cooper and David Dobkin (Wedding Crashers), and written by Michael Carnes and Josh Gilbert.

John Farley plays a self-help author who returns to his hometown only to discover that his mother has fallen in love with his old high school nemesis, Mr. Woodcock, the gym teacher.

John Farley plays a self-help author who returns to his hometown only to discover that his mother has fallen in love with his old high school nemesis, Mr. Woodcock, the gym teacher.

Self-help author John Farley's nemesis during his early teenage years was gym teacher Mr. Woodcock. Years later, John's widowed mother has a surprise for him - she's getting married again and her new fiancee is none other than Mr. Woodcock!

Ji Kang-heon is jailed after protesting the government's destruction of poor neighborhoods in preparation for hosting the 1988 Olympics. After being repeatedly beaten by prison officials, Ji and a gang of inmates plot to mount an escape.

From writer/director Nancy Meyers comes a romantic comedy about two women on opposite sides of the globe who swap houses only to discover that a change of address can really change their lives.

Two women, Amanda and Iris, exchange houses in order to get a new lease on life. Each has suffered their fair share of romantic disappointments, but will the change of scenery give them a new chance at love?

Academy Award-winner Art Carney ("The Honeymooners," "Harry & Tonto") stars as a semi-retired private eye who is drawn back into action when his longtime partner is shot to death while searching for the kidnapped cat of a kooky Los Angeles woman (Oscar-nominee Lily Tomlin, "9 to 5," "Big Business"). The fun really begins when the two team up in search of the murderer. . . and the cat. Co-starring Bill Macy (TV's "Maude"), Joanna Cassidy ("Who Framed Roger Rabbit?") and Howard Duff ("Dallas"). From an Oscar-nominated screenplay by Oscar-winner Robert Benton ("Nobody's Fool," "Places in the Heart"), who also directed. "Echoes of Chandler and Hammett resound," extols Leonard Maltin of this sleeper tribute to detective film noirs, and the "chemistry between Carney and Tomlin is perfect."

Countless wiseguy films are spoofed in this Golden Globe-nominated comedy from director Harold Ramis that centers on the neuroses and angst of a powerful Mafia racketeer who suffers from panic attacks. When Paul Vitti (Robert De Niro) needs help dealing with his role in the "family," unlucky shrink Dr. Ben Sobel (Billy Crystal) is given just days to resolve Vitti's emotional crisis and turn him into a happy, well-adjusted gangster.