Judith Kahan

Multiplicity -- Far-out fantasy-comedy stars Michael Keaton as the ultimate split personality: a guy who clones himself in order to keep up with his busy schedule. Andie MacDowell also stars.

Multiplicity -- An overextended dad, husband and businessman becomes the ultimate split personality by having himself cloned.

Michael Keaton and Andie MacDowell star in director Harold Ramis' brilliant comedy about a man who clones himself to save his marriage, and then almost loses his wife to himself! Overworked and over-scheduled, contractor Doug Kinney never has enough time for his wife and family. So when a helpful geneticist offers to "xerox" Doug, it seems like the perfect solution until the clones begin to take over his home, his job, and his bed. Keaton takes on four hilariously distinct roles as the comic possibilities quickly multiply in this genuinely funny, touching romantic comedy.

The copies are never true to the original - as one hapless and overworked executive discovers when he jumps on the opportunity to clone himself! Inventive and hilarious, directed by Harold Ramis (Groundhog Day).

Far-out fantasy-comedy stars Michael Keaton as the ultimate split personality: a guy who clones himself in order to keep up with his busy schedule. Andie MacDowell also stars.

Michael Keaton is Doug Kinney who never has enough time for the things he wants to do yet is offered the opportunity to have himself duplicated.

Recruited to join a top-secret mission for the Air Force, a renegade pilot (Sheen) finds himself coping with an incompetent admiral (Bridges) and a carefully-selected squadron of flyers who are either inept or half-blind. He also winds up in competition with the corps' model of military perfection (Elwes) for the heart of the base's sultry psychiatrist (Golino).

Recruited to join a top-secret mission for the Air Force, a renegade pilot (Sheen) finds himself coping with an incompetent admiral (Bridges) and a carefully-selected squadron of flyers who are either inept or half-blind. He also winds up in competition with the corps' model of military perfection (Elwes) for the heart of the base's sultry psychiatrist (Golino).

Recruited to join a top-secret mission for the Air Force, a renegade pilot (Sheen) finds himself coping with an incompetent admiral (Bridges) and a carefully-selected squadron of flyers who are either inept or half-blind. He also winds up in competition with the corps' model of military perfection (Elwes) for the heart of the base's sultry psychiatrist (Golino).

Hot Shots! -- Recruited to join a top-secret mission for the Air Force, a renegade pilot (Sheen) finds himself coping with an incompetent admiral (Bridges) and a carefully-selected squadron of flyers who are either inept or half-blind. He also winds up in competition with the corps' model of military perfection (Elwes) for the heart of the base's sultry psychiatrist (Golino).

Recruited to join a top-secret mission for the Air Force, a renegade pilot (Sheen) finds himself coping with an incompetent admiral (Bridges) and a carefully-selected squadron of flyers who are either inept or half-blind. He also winds up in competition with the corps' model of military perfection (Elwes) for the heart of the base's sultry psychiatrist (Golino).

Academy Award-winner Jodie Foster ("Maverick," "The Silence of the Lambs") and Mark Harmon (TV's "Chicago Hope," "Reasonable Doubts") star in this bittersweet drama about an irresponsible ex-ballplayer who recounts his life upon learning of the death of his first love. Remembering when she was first his babysitter, then his best friend, the man re-evaluates his current life in terms of the passion and enthusiasm of his youth. Co-starring Blair Brown ("The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd"), Harold Ramis ("Ghostbusters"), Jonathan Silverman ("The Single Guy," "Weekend at Bernie's"), William McNamara ("Copycat"), John Shea ("Lois and Clark") and Oscar, Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Helen Hunt ("As Good As It Gets," "Twister," "Mad About You"). Rex Reed says this "fires the imagination and touches the heart" and Jeffrey Lyons calls it "Absolutely wonderful...It's like a beautiful mid-summer daydream you hate to see end."