Movies Starring Joe Dolinsky
Total movies found: 7, viewing from 1 to 7
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Ceremony
[ 2010, USA ] starting from $1.99Genres: Comedy
Actors: Uma Thurman, Lee Pace, Michael Angarano, Rebecca Mader, Jake M. Johnson, Reece Thompson, Brooke Bloom, Nathalie Love, Harper Dill, Joe Dolinsky, Oscar J. Castillo, David Boston
Directors: Max Winkler
A perpetual adolescent stumbling through his 20s with inflated self-confidence, Sam (Michael Angarano) clings to the naive notions of love and romance that he immortalizes in a series of unpublished children’s books. With his sensitive, sycophantic best friend Marshall (Reece Thompson) in tow, he heads to the Hamptons to make a last-ditch effort to woo the object of his infatuation. Thirty-something publisher Zoe (Uma Thurman) is about to marry Whit (Lee Pace), a self-important documentary filmmaker who’s an outrageous cross between Jacques Costeau and “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin. Sam refuses to accept that anyone else could be the love of Zoe’s life and, dressed to the nines in a crumpled burgundy suit, crashes Zoe and Whit’s wedding reception, determined to prove his point. Like its lead character, "Ceremony" is dressed for laughs, clothed in all the finery common to romantic comedies: geeky best friends crashing a party in search of revelatory adventure; an egotistical buffoon as the lead character’s romantic competition; a younger sibling ("Paper Heart"’s Jake M. Johnson – heartfelt and hilarious in every scene) who’s satisfied being a loser since the role of overachiever has already been taken; and of course, a lovelorn lad who clings to his romantic delusions until they blow up in his face. Yet the heart of the film is deep, complex and ultimately more serious than its initial trappings may suggest. Showing startling maturity for a first-time writer-director, Max Winkler is less concerned with easy laughs and poppy punchlines than with peeling back the layers of his characters’ insecurities, revealing the damaged heart beating beneath the surface and the wounded ego that struggles to gain attention. Is Sam searching for true love or for unconditional acceptance from a mother figure? When we engage in the ceremonies of courtship, are we following our hearts or being led astray by our desires? Drawing seamlessly upon these themes while eliciting pitch-perfect performances from a terrific cast, Winkler announces himself as a talented director capable of plumbing the depths of human relationships.
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The Other Guys
[ 2010, USA ] starting from $1.99Actors: Derek Jeter, Samuel L. Jackson, Dwayne Johnson, Eva Mendes, Roy T. Anderson, Sara Chase, David Gideon, Joshua Church, Rob Riggle, Damon Wayans Jr., Michael Keaton, Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Michael Delaney, Alison Becker, Steve Coogan, Warren Kelley, Bobby Cannavale, Zoe Lister Jones, Adam Phillips, Ray Stevenson, Tess Kartel, C.C. Taylor, Zach Woods, Jake Quinn, Andy Buckley, Elizabeth Kaledin, Will Lyman, Rob Huebel, Peter R. Thewes, Robin Ng, Natalie Zea, Brett Gelman, Malachy McCourt, James Archie Worley, Thomas McDonnell, James O'Donnell, Lindsay Sloane, Shakiem Evans, Danielle Cell, Brianne Moncrief, Rosie Perez, Patrick Ferrell, Adam McKay, Oliver Wood, Patrick Crowley, Ben Schwartz, Tara Copeland, Eamon Speer, Patrick Reale, Zak Orth, Pete Antico, Viola Harris, Jamie Dugal, Chris Gethard, Michael Fawcett, Pilar Angelique, Ai Kiyono, John Boonin, Scott J. Klein, Travis Cloer, Rosemary Howard, Sara DeRosa, Joe Dolinsky, John Farrer, Benjamin Kanes, Anne Heche, Ice-T, Michael Jeremiah, Arnold Y. Kim, Tony Kost, Shelby Kovant, Bill Kurtis, Dustin LaValley, Samantha Maldonado, Tracy Morgan, Angel Picard-Ami, T.J. Quicksilver, John J. Schneider, Harry L. Seddon, Skip Shea, Josef Sommer, Paul Thornton, Emmanuel Todorov, Naeem Uzimann, Steven Weisz, LeRoy Wilson Jr.
Directors: Adam McKay
Terry Hoitz's past mistakes in the line of duty and Allen Gamble's reluctance to take risks have landed them the roles of the "Other Guys", disgraced New York City police detectives relegated to filling out paperwork for cocky hero cops Danson and Highsmith. The mismatched duo must look past their differences when they take on a high-profile investigation of shady capitalist David Ershon and attempt to fill the shoes of the notoriously reckless officers they idolize. Written by The Massie Twins
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Cop Out
[ 2010, USA ] starting from $1.99Actors: Bruce Willis, Tracy Morgan, Juan Carlos Hernández, Cory Fernandez, Ana de la Reguera, Jason Hurt, Jeff Lima, Sean Cullen, Kevin Pollak, Adam Brody, Guillermo Díaz, Alberto Bonilla, Robinson Aponte, Jeremy Dash, Mando Alvarado, Michelle Trachtenberg, Jason Lee, Francie Swift, Rashida Jones, Keith Joe Dick, Seann William Scott, Ernest O'Donnell, Jim Norton, Susie Essman, John D'Leo, Adrian Martinez, Marcus I. Morton, Fred Armisen, Hannah Ware, Ephraim López, Mark Consuelos, Jayce Bartok, Larissa Drekonja, Jacinto Taras Riddick, Jeff Chena, Jordan Carlos, Robb Cullen, Ray Quinlan, Ryan Quinlan, Michael Pitt, John Auer, Kevin Cannon, JR Carter, Chazz Menendez, Stracy Diaz, Joe Dolinsky, Aristedes Philip DuVal, Elli, Eddie J. Fernandez, Joey Giambattista, Chris Haemmerle, Omar Hernandez, Tanzeel Kayani, Anna Kuchma, Dennis Larkin, Hans Marrero, Jacqueline Murphy, Michael Angelo Ortiz, Michael Perez, Elliot Santiago, Harry L. Seddon, Richard Shankman, Philip J Silvera, Bill Walters, Steven Weisz, Deantre Williams
Directors: Kevin Smith
Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan team up for the Warner Bros. police buddy movie Cop Out in this Kevin Smith-directed production. From a script by Robb and Mark Cullen, the picture focuses on a detective duo who investigate the disappearance of a baseball card.






