Mark Linn-Baker

How Do You Know -- In this love triangle comedy, a white collar executive and professional baseball player are each vying for the affections of the same woman.

Feeling a bit past her prime at 27, former athlete Lisa Jorgenson finds herself in the middle of a love triangle, as a corporate guy in crisis competes with Lisa's current, baseball-playing beau.

A young woman feeling adrift finds herself torn between two lovers - an egotistical pro baseball player and a neurotic man being indicted by the government! A romantic comedy with Owen Wilson, Jack Nicholson.

A young woman feeling adrift finds herself torn between two lovers - an egotistical pro baseball player and a neurotic man being indicted by the government! A romantic comedy with Owen Wilson, Jack Nicholson.

In this love triangle comedy, a white collar executive and professional baseball player are each vying for the affections of the same woman.

From legendary director/writer James L. Brooks comes a humorous and romantic look at the "How Do You Know" question. When everything she's ever known is suddenly taken from her, Lisa (Reese Witherspoon) begins a fling with Matty (Owen Wilson), a major league baseball player and self-centered ladies man. Before their relationship takes off, Lisa meets up with George (Paul Rudd) a straight-arrow businessman facing his own serious issues, both with his father (Jack Nicholson) and the law. Just when everything seems to be falling apart it doesn't.

When 12-year-old Rudy Carges (Conor Donovan) dies in a tree-house fire set by bullies, his death affects a circle of young lives. While Rudy's twin brother, Jacob (also played by Donovan), focuses his wrath on revenge, Malee (Zoe Weizenbaum) finds comfort in one of her psychotherapist mother's clients. Meanwhile, Leonard (Jesse Camacho), an overweight boy who escaped the blaze, begins a weight-loss regimen -- much to the dismay of his fat family.

In 1954, the era of live TV, a hapless production assistant is given the task of keeping his alcoholic film idol out of trouble longenough to appear on the King Kaiser Hour.

In 1954, the era of live TV, a hapless production assistant is given the task of keeping his alcoholic film idol out of trouble longenough to appear on the King Kaiser Hour.

It's 1954 - the era of live television. A hapless production assistant is given the formidable assignment to keep his movie star idol, the alcoholic womanizing Alan Swann, out of trouble long enough so Swann can appear on the popular network show, "King Kaiser's Comedy Hour." Oscar-winner Peter O'Toole ("Lawrence of Arabia," "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," "The Stuntman") received his seventh Oscar-nomination for his hilarious portrayal of the Errol Flynn-like Swann. Mark Linn-Baker (TV's "Perfect Strangers") plays the production assistant while Joseph Bologna ("Citizen Cohn," "The Woman in Red") gives an outstanding performance as the Syd Caesar-like King Kaiser. With Jessica Harper ("Pennies from Heaven") and Laine Kazan ("Beaches"). Directed by Richard Benjamin ("Mrs. Winterbourne," "Racing with the Moon").

Benjy is the junior writer on a top rated variety/comedy show in 1954. When the headliner, wants to throw Alan Swann, the guest, off the show, Benjy makes a pitch to save his childhood hero, and is made Swann's babysitter.

Peter O'Toole gives a knock-out performance as Alan Swann, a booze-loving former matinee idol who is forced into making a live appearance on a variety show to appease the IRS. Mark Linn-Baker plays the fledgling writer for the show who must keep Swann on the sober and narrow.