Leaving Las Vegas is an Oscar winning film for Nicholas Cage. Starring alongside Elisabeth Shue he portrays Ben Sanderson who lost his career due to his alcoholism. He ventures to Las Vegas to drink himself to death. He meets a prostitute, Sera who falls in love with him and his destructive ways.
Trading Places is a film about two brothers who bet that they can redeem Eddie Murphy’s character, Billy Ray and at the same time ruin Dan Ackroyd’s character, Louis.
Night Shift is the first directorial efforts of one Ron Howard. The film came out in 1982 that stars Henry Winkler as a meek morgue employee who is assigned to the night shift and his coworker, Michael Keaton who’s character is shot out of a cannon. He convinces Chuck (Winkler) to run a prostitution ring out of the morgue. This idea comes from the prolific minds of Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel.
Arthur is a film about Arthur Bach, alcoholic billionaire playboy, who must marry a woman he does not love or he will be cut off from his family’s $750 billion fortune. After Arthur becomes infatuated and falls in love with a waitress, he must choose love or money. This 1981 film written and directed by Steve Gordon holds up even today. And with a cast like Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli and John Gielgud, how can you go wrong?
Pretty Woman is the film that launched the career of one of the top leading ladies today. Garry Marshall directed Richard Gere and Julia Roberts in this romantic comedy about Edward, a corporate raider, who hires a beautiful prostitute to accompany him to social events. Throughout the week their love grows.
© 2024 Dodge Media Productions | Privacy Policy | Web Design by Edge One Media