Rebekah Johnson

Liberty Heights -- 1950s Baltimore -- a period of great change with issues of race, religion and class distinction causing turmoil between two generations of a Jewish family.

As Good as It Gets -- The Academy Award(r)-winning (best actor Jack Nicholson, best actress Helen Hunt) offbeat comedy celebrates the unique bond between three very different characters. Also stars Greg Kinnear.

In the tradition of "Diner," "Tin Men," and "Avalon," Oscar-winning director Barry Levinson ("Man of the Year," "Sphere") continues with this story of 1950s Baltimore -- a period of great change with issues of race, religion and class distinction causing turmoil between two generations of a Jewish family. Starring Academy Award-winner Adrien Brody ("The Pianist," "The Thin Red Line"), Emmy and Golden Globe-nominee Joe Mantegna (TV's "The Last Don," "Three Amigos!"), Emmy-winner Bebe Neuwirth (TV's "Frasier," "How to Lose A Guy in 10 Days") and Orlando Jones ("The Replacements," TV's "Mad TV"). ". . .a grand slam. . . [Levinson's] best film." -- Daily Variety. ". . .an engrossing, heartfelt account of growing up in America. . . Levinson has cast his film with pure genius." -- The Hollywood Reporter.

1950s Baltimore -- a period of great change with issues of race, religion and class distinction causing turmoil between two generations of a Jewish family.

1950s Baltimore -- a period of great change with issues of race, religion and class distinction causing turmoil between two generations of a Jewish family.

1950s Baltimore -- a period of great change with issues of race, religion and class distinction causing turmoil between two generations of a Jewish family.

Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt, Greg Kinnear and Cuba Gooding, Jr., star in James L. Brooks' hit comedy, As Good As It Gets. Nicholson gives a show-stopping performance as Melvin Udall, an obsessive-compulsive novelist with Manhattan's meanest mouth. But when his neighbor Simon is hospitalized, Melvin is forced to babysit Simon's dog. And that unexpected act of kindness, along with waitress Carol Connelly, helps put Melvin back in the human race.

Hilarious, heartwarming story of a obsessive-compulsive writer, a gay artist, and the waitress who changes both their lives. Oscars for Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt, co-starring Greg Kinnear.

Hilarious, heartwarming story of a obsessive-compulsive writer, a gay artist, and the waitress who changes both their lives. Oscars for Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt, co-starring Greg Kinnear.

The Academy Award(r)-winning (best actor Jack Nicholson, best actress Helen Hunt) offbeat comedy celebrates the unique bond between three very different characters. Also stars Greg Kinnear.

Sarcastic novelist Melvin Udall suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder. Single mother Carol Connelly struggles to raise her asthmatic son. Artist Simon Nye is brutally mugged. Despite unhappiness, the three discover their fates intertwined.

In the tradition of 'Diner,' 'Tin Men,' and 'Avalon,' Oscar-winning director Barry Levinson ('Man of the Year,' 'Sphere') continues with this story of 1950s Baltimore -- a period of great change with issues of race, religion and class distinction causing turmoil between two generations of a Jewish family. Starring Academy Award-winner Adrien Brody ('The Pianist,' 'The Thin Red Line'), Emmy and Golden Globe-nominee Joe Mantegna (TV's 'The Last Don,' 'Three Amigos!'), Emmy-winner Bebe Neuwirth (TV's 'Frasier,' 'How to Lose A Guy in 10 Days') and Orlando Jones ('The Replacements,' TV's 'Mad TV'). '...a grand slam... [Levinson's] best film.' -- Daily Variety. '...an engrossing, heartfelt account of growing up in America... Levinson has cast his film with pure genius.' -- The Hollywood Reporter.