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Blues Brothers 2000 (1998) PG-13 (Feature Film - Comedy, Musical, Music, Sequel) |
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Eighteen years after the original "mission from God, " Elwood Blues is released from prison and sets out on the road with an 11-year-old orphan, determined to reform the old band and raise funds for hospital's children's wing. They're soon in trouble--pursued by Elwood's upstanding police officer cousin…
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John Landis ( aka. John David Landis) |
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Quiet as it's kept, John Landis must be counted among the more important mainstream Hollywood filmmakers to come to prominence in the late 1970s and early 80s. Though enormously successful and influential, Landis rarely turns up in film reference books--a
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Taj Mahal ( aka. Taj Mahal & The Phantom Blues Band) |
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Filmography Includes: Blues Country, Maze, Outside Ozona, Part 2, Sounder, Rumor Has It, Scott Joplin, Six Days, Seven Nights, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, Blues Brothers 2000, Brothers, Fire Down Below, Little Big Leagu...
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James Brown |
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Filmography Includes: Android, Be Cool, Black Caesar, Bones, Boomerang, Don't Say A Word, Elizabethtown, How High, Kangaroo Jack, Liberty Heights, Mr. 3000, Mr. Untouchable, Mrs. Doubtfire, Showtime, Soul Power, Steel, ...
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Isaac Hayes ( aka. Isaac Hayes Jr, Isaac Lee Hayes Jr) |
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Hayes started as an itinerant, young saxophonist in Memphis when he was hired to play with Floyd Newman. Soon, he was not only co-writing with Newman, but asked to join the staff at Stax Records, the Motown competitor some purists say did the better music
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Elmer Bernstein |
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Prolific, leading writer of over 90 film scores since the early 1950s, whose career took off when his driving jazz score on "The Man With the Golden Arm" (1955) and his epic tones for "The Ten Commandments" (1956) pushed him into the front rank of Hollywo
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Frank Oz ( aka. Frank Richard Oznowicz) |
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Oz originally found fame for giving voice and life to such widely-loved synthetic creations as Fozzy Bear, Miss Piggy and Yoda. He has since gained recognition as a multi-talented writer-director of comedies and children's fare. A longtime associate of mu
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Dan Aykroyd ( aka. Dan Akroyd, Daniel Edward Aykroyd) |
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Ayroyd is arguably the most formidable talent to emerge from "The Not Ready for Prime-Time Players, " the celebrated original ensemble of NBC's "Saturday Night Live" (1975-79). A surprisingly anonymous and protean writer-performer amid a cast that boasted
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Kathleen Freeman |
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Veteran character player, instantly recognizable and long beloved for her prolific assortment of portrayed steely mothers, dour maids and hard-hearted hannahs. Freeman's film career began with numerous nameless roles in the late 40s and 50s in such films
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