Frank Vincent

This Thing of Ours -- Trying to impress his notorious elders, including his influential Uncle Danny (Frank Vincent, 'The Sopranos'), he schemes up a spectacular robbery that can make millions. Nick conspires with a computer genius from Brooklyn to plant a modified computer chip on a communications satellite that will allow him to siphon off spare change from several million bank accounts.

Snipes -- The Music Business Can Be Murder

Jack McCallister is an aging career criminal whose luck is about to give out; he is ambushed by police in the midst of a major robbery, which leaves Jack severely injured and his accomplices dead. Jack manages to hide the $500,000 from the robbery before he makes his way to his death bed, where he speaks with his two sons, George and Michael. George has followed Jack's example as a thief, though his violent recklessness suggests that his career will not be as long as his father's, while Michael makes ends meet as a con man. George and Michael have never gotten along and don't trust each other, but before Jack dies, he gives each of his sons an important clue as to where his final windfall is hidden. If they are to find the money, George and Michael will have to put aside their differences and help each other, but of course they're not the only ones in town looking for the missing half-million.

Trying to impress his notorious elders, including his influential Uncle Danny (Frank Vincent, "The Sopranos"), he schemes up a spectacular robbery that can make millions. Nick conspires with a computer genius from Brooklyn to plant a modified computer chip on a communications satellite that will allow him to siphon off spare change from several million bank accounts.

Trying to impress his notorious elders, including his influential Uncle Danny (Frank Vincent, "The Sopranos"), he schemes up a spectacular robbery that can make millions. Nick conspires with a computer genius from Brooklyn to plant a modified computer chip on a communications satellite that will allow him to siphon off spare change from several million bank accounts.

On the mean streets of Philadelphia, a journey through the dark side of the rap music industry as seen through the eyes of Erik Triggs.

The Music Business Can Be Murder

The Music Business Can Be Murder

Mickey (Edward Burns) and Francis Fitzpatrick (Mike McGlone), each in his own fashion, have tried to live by their father's rule: "You've got to do what makes you happy first." Mickey thinks he's happy being a cab driver and living the life of a carefree bachelor -- that is, until he meets Hope (Maxine Bahns), a beautiful, free-spirited graduate student on her way to Paris. Francis thinks he's happy making a killing on Wall Street and being married to his vivacious college sweetheart (Jennifer Aniston) -- that is, until he takes up with Heather (Cameron Diaz), a stunning blonde from Mickey's past. When the two brothers' romantic problems converge in ways neither of them could have imagined, the old sibling rivalry turns into a battle royal.

Charlie, a legendary undercover DEA agent, has suddenly lost his nerves of steel. Although he's been involved in more drug busts than he cares to remember, his instinct for danger, his cool composure and his iron guts-especially guts-have finally failed him. The post traumatic stress of his latest well-planned sting operation that went awry has shaken him to the core and he is now begging for retirement from his clandestine business. However, Charlie is in too deep and has to fulfill one final complex covert obligation. On the verge of a career-induced mental breakdown, and in complete fear of trigger-happy mafia leader Fulvio nesstra, charlie seeks psychiatric help and finds himself relying on the support of an unstable therapy group, and nurse judy, just to get through his work.

The hilarious Bette Midler stars in this outrageous comedy of the life of Jacqueline Susann, an ambitious woman of dubious talent who writes Valley of the Dolls, the sexy, best-selling novel that takes the world by storm. Jacqueline's irrepressible sense of humor, indomitable spirit and adoring husband Irving Mansfield (Nathan Lane) eventually rocket her from struggling starlet to international celebrity.

Four aging wiseguys bite off more than they can chew when they mistakenly use the dead father of a drug lord to pull off a scam. With Jeremy Piven and Carrie-Anne Moss.