Dug is the Real Hero of Disney/Pixar’s “Up”
"Up" features one of Pixar's few Asian-American heroes and explores the institutionalized hardships elderly people face. Also, Dug is a good boy.
The Acting Class (2000)
A comedy about an exceptionally dysfunctional acting class. Playing unsuspecting college students, Liz and Jill set off to find the most influential acting teacher of the decade and soon discover a heralded guru named Kenneth LaPoubelle. After a visit to Ken's class and a series of interviews with his present and former students, they realize that Ken's reputation might exceed his talent.
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A comedy about an exceptionally dysfunctional acting class. Playing unsuspecting college students, Liz and Jill set off to find the most influential acting teacher of the decade and soon discover a heralded guru named Kenneth LaPoubelle. After a visit to Ken's class and a series of interviews with his present and former students, they realize that Ken's reputation might exceed his talent.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jill Hennessy
In Theaters:4/29/2000
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Jill Hennessy, Elizabeth Holder
Director
Jill Hennessy
Amanda Smythe/Jill/Anonymous
Elizabeth Holder
Liz
Jody Booth
Starr De Moore
Ken Murton
Kenneth LaPoubelle
Jacqueline Hennessy
Jacquie Everton
Will Arnett
Will Bennett
Paolo Mastropietro
Paolo Conte
Austin Pendleton
Bobby Austin
Chris Noth
Martin Ballsac
Jerry Orbach
Self
Alec Baldwin
Self
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