Peter Vogt

Richard Gere stars as a charming construction worker afflicted with a manic depressive disorder. When he finds himself hospitalized, he is treated by a phychiatrist who, while attempting to control the extremes of his moods and the mercurial quality of his illness, is shocked to find herself falling in love with him.

Mr. Jones is a man with infectious charm and fascinating energy. He is also a man who can slip into periods of deep depression and despair. An unusual story of the power of love.

Richard Gere delivers a powerful performance as a man plagued by the extreme highs and lows of manic depression, and whose psychiatrist (Lena Olin) can't help feeling drawn to him.

Richard Gere stars as a charming construction worker afflicted with a manic depressive disorder. When he finds himself hospitalized, he is treated by a psychiatrist who, while attempting to control the extremes of his moods and the mercurial quality of his illness, is shocked to find herself falling in love with him.

Harkin (Patrick Houser) picks up a hitchhiker (Tracy N. Smith) heading to a Lake Tahoe ski resort. Once there, Harkin joins up with a party-loving group of skiers led by Dan (David Naughton), a New Yorker. When the mix of young men and women are not shaking down into couples, attention focuses on the competition with the world ski champ Rudi Garmischt (John Patrick Reger) -- eventually leading to a spectacular sequence of skiing artistry down the snowy slopes, a tour-de-force that rivals scenes from the Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me.

It's all about skin and skiing. Our hero is pure as the driven snow and the best freestyle skier around -- a shoo-in to be the first American to win the world-freestyle title in several years. But he has some stiff competition from a nasty Austrian.

Some of the most exhilarating skiing sequences ever filmed highlight this vigorous comedy about a rag-tag crew of ski maniacs who are ready to race or party at the drop of a beer can. David Naughton and Shannon Tweed star.

Richard Dreyfuss as a struggling actor and Marsha Mason as an even more struggling actress/dancer/mother deliver comedy repartee and bitter-to- best romance in Neil Simon's lustrous charmer featuring Dreyfuss' Academy Award-winning Best Actor performance.

Richard Dreyfuss, a struggling actor and Marsha Mason, a struggling actress/dancer/mother deliver comedy repartee and bitter-to-best romance in Neil Simon's lustrous charmer featuring Dreyfuss' Academy Award-winning Best Actor performance.

Richard Gere, Lena Olin and Anne Bancroft star in this compelling story about a man on the verge ofself-destruction who is saved by love. Gere gives a show-stopping performance as Mr. Jones, a manic-depressive who, during his emotional highs, is funny, creative and charming. Whether shocking the stuffy symphony audience when he rushes onstage to conduct Beethoven, or impulsively taking a bank clerk on a romantic escape, Mr. Jones is a man no woman can resist, including Dr. Libbie Bowen (Olin),the concerned therapist assigned to his case. Romantic, passionate and intensely real, MR. JONES isa spellbinding testament to the power of love.