Harry Falk

Emily Lloyd ('In Country,' 'Wish You Were Here') and Peter Falk ('The In-Laws,' TV's 'Columbo') star in this high-spirited comedy about a feisty, outspoken, streetwise teenage girl growing up in Brooklyn who manages to outsmart both the mob and the law while rebuilding her rocky relationship with her father after a long separation. Oscar-winner Dianne Wiest ('The Birdcage,' 'Hannah and Her Sisters') is Cookie's mother who encourages the hot-tempered father-daughter duo into loving each other. Written by Nora Ephron ('When Harry Met Sally...') and directed by Susan Seidelman ('Desperately Seeking Susan,' 'Making Mr. Right'), Newsday calls Emily Lloyd's portrayal 'bright, sassy, funny, gaudy and beautifully sketched' and WWOR-TV calls the film 'a wonderful gem of a movie...it's `The Godfather' with laughs...if you're asked to see 'Cookie', you can't refuse.'

Above average cable movie about aliens with an unusual desire meeting up with three humans in the New Mexico desert.

Still not sure who to root for in this Rangers/Cardinals World Series, even 5 games into it? Looking for some random amusing non-baseball tidbit to tip your fickle allegiance one way or the other? Well, now you re in luck! Here s Texas Rangers pitcher Derek Holland fresh off nearly throwing a shutout in Game 4 strapping on a headset during Game 5 and giving his best Harry Caray impression, doing 30 seconds of impromptu play-by-play and adding a rare moment of pop culture inspiration and whimsy to a series that badly needed some: He even threw in a bonus Schwarzenegger impression before the commercial. The ball is in your court, St. Louis, and you re running out of games. How s Chris Carpenter s Peter Falk?

Harry (Ben Gazzara) calls out Gus (John Cassavetes) and Archie (Peter Falk) for talking secrets behind his back.

Gus (John Cassavetes), Archie (Peter Falk) and Harry (Ben Gazzara) enjoy a game of craps at some foreign club. Things go well until he craps out.

Gus (John Cassavetes), Archie (Peter Falk) and Harry (Ben Gazzara) discuss going to London, England. Something they all agree to.