Cristina Ferrare

The Weather Man -- A Chicago weatherman who is separated from his wife and children, debates whether professional and personal success are mutually exclusive.

Based on a hit Broadway play, this bedroom farce stars Oscar-winner David Niven ("The Dawn Patrol," "Around the World in 80 Days") as a university psychiatrist who is unable to control his nubile daughter. With Lola Albright (TV's "Peyton Place"), Chad Everett (TV's "Medical Center") and the legendary Ozzie Nelson (TV's "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet").

Chicago weatherman David Spritz (Nicolas Cage) is living the life most of us dream of: he's a celebrity, makes a six-figure salary working two hours a day, and is on the short list for the meteorologist job on a national morning show. But his professional successes are overshadowed by his personal failures. He's divorced from his wife, his kids are slipping away from him and even his Pulitzer Prize-winning father (Michael Caine) won't take him seriously.

Chicago weatherman Dave Spritz gets one step closer to fame and fortune when he's invited to try out for a spot on a popular national morning show. All he has to do is pull himself together, but that proves increasingly difficult.

A Chicago weatherman who is separated from his wife and children, debates whether professional and personal success are mutually exclusive.

A Chicago weatherman who is separated from his wife and children, debates whether professional and personal success are mutually exclusive.

A television weatherman, despite making a lot of money, finds his personal life falling apart. He lives in the shadow of a successful father, he's divorced from his wife, and his relationship with his children is tenuous at best.

J.W. COOP follows Robertson as a rodeo man who, after spending nine years in prison for passing a bad check and beating up a sheriff, rejoins the circuit, has an affair with an ecology-minded hippie girl and takes part in the Oklahoma City Rodeo Championship.

J.W. COOP follows Robertson as a rodeo man who, after spending nine years in prison for passing a bad check and beating up a sheriff, rejoins the circuit, has an affair with an ecology-minded hippie girl and takes part in the Oklahoma City Rodeo Championship.

J.W. COOP is the highly-acclaimed story of an aging rodeo rider, who after released from a 10-year prison sentence for passing bad checks, is determined to win a national rodeo championship held in Oklahoma City.

Psychiatrist Jonathan Kingsley is an expert on the problems of the adolescent, unless that adolescent is his own daughter. David Niven plays the exasperated doc and Cristina Ferrare is his rebellious offspring in this '60s generation-gap comedy complete with long hair, peace symbols and campus protests. Dr. Kingsley frets over his daughter's interest in the opposite sex, especially when she suddenly and inexplicably changes from wild to womanly. Has she or hasn't she...?

Chicago weatherman David Spritz (Nicolas Cage) is living the life most of us dream of: he's a celebrity, makes a six-figure salary working two hours a day, and is on the short list for the meteorologist job on a national morning show. But his professional successes are overshadowed by his personal failures. He's divorced from his wife, his kids are slipping away from him and even his Pulitzer Prize-winning father (Michael Caine) won't take him seriously.