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Dvds by Title Nov 21, 2014 Brittany Pointe Library - DVD's by Title - Nov. 21 2014 DVD TITLE ACTORS/ACTRESSES TYPE 1 Akeelah and the Bee Angela Bassett Spelling Bee 2 Albert Nobbs Glen Close Drama/Comedy 3 All of Me Steve Martin, Lily Tomlin Comedy 4 Along Came a Spider Morgan Freeman Mystery 5 Amelia Hilary Swank, Richard Gere Romanace/Adventure 6 American Gangster Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe Adventure/Drama 7 American President, The Michael Douglas, Annette Benning Romantic Comedy 8 America's Sweetheart Julia Roberts Comedy 9 Anna and the King Jodie Foster Romance 10 Arsenic and Old Lace Cary Grant Comedy 11 Argo Ben Afleck Thriller 12 Australia (Missing) Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman Romance/Action 13 Aviator Leonardo DiCaprio Biographical Drama 14 Beautiful Mind, A Russell Crowe, Josh Lucas Biographical Drama 15 Because I Said So Dianne Keaton Comedy 16 Becoming Jane Ann Hathaway Biographical Drama 17 Bernie Jack Black, Shirley MacLaine Comedy 18 Bertie & Elizabeth James Wilby, Juliet Aubry Historical Drama 19 Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. (The) Judy Dench Comedy 20 Big Country Gregory Peck Western Adventure 21 Big Fish Albert Finney Fiction 22 Blind Side Sandra Bullock Biography 23 Blood Alley John Wayne, Lauren Bacall Drama 24 Bonanza Lenord Nimov, Michael Landon Western 25 Book Thief (The) Geoffrey Rush, Emily Watson War Drama 26 Bowfinger Steve Martin Comedy 27 Box, The Cameron Diaz Thriller 28 Brideshead Revisited Jeremy Irons Romance 29 Bridge of San Luis Rey Robert DeNiro, Kathy Bates Drama 30 Bridget Jones Renée Zellweger, Hugh Grant Romatic comedy 31 Bridget Jones' Diary Renée Zellweger, Hugh Grant Romatic comedy 32 Broken Trail Robert Duval Western Adventure 33 Bucket List (Missing) Jack Nicholson, Morgan Freeman Drama/Comedy 34 Butler, The Forest Whitaker, Oprah Winfrey Historical Drama 35 Calendar Girls Helen Mirren Comedy 36 Capote Seymore Hoffman Biographical 37 Captain Phillips Tom Hanks Thriller 38 Carousel Shirley Jones, Gordon MacRae Musical 39 Carrie Laurence Olivier, Jennifer Jones Drama 40 Catch Me If You Can Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks Biographical Drama 41 Charlie Wilson's War Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts Political Drama 42 Chicago Renee Zellwenger, Catherine Zeta-Jones Musical 43 Christmas with the Kranks Jamie Lee Curtis, Tim Allen Comedy 44 Cinderella Man Russell Crowe Sports Drama 45 Cinema Paradise Foreign Language--subtitles Foreign 46 Cisco Kid, Best of Duncan Renaldo Western 47 Class Action Gene Hackman, Mary Eliz Mastrantonio Drama Thriller 48 Clear & Present Danger Harrison Ford, Willem Dafoe Spy Action Thriller 49 Closer Julia Roberts, Jude Law, Natalie Portman Romatic Drama 50 Collateral Jamie Fox, Tom Cruise Crime Film 51 Comedy Collection Doris Day, Rock Hudson Comedy 52 Constant Gardener Ralph Fienman Thriller 53 Dave Kevin Kline, Sigourney Weaver Political Comedy 54 Da Vinci Code Tom Hanks Mystery/Drama 55 Day One Brian Dennehy, David Stratham Documentary Drama 56 Dear Frankie Emit Mortimer Romance/Drama 57 Death at a Funeral Irish Cast Comedy/Farce 58 Deep Blue Sea Thomas Jane Adventure 59 Departed Leonardo DiCaprio Thriller 60 Descendents George Cooney Drama 1 of 5 Pages Brittany Pointe Library - DVD's by Title - Nov. 21 2014 61 Desk Set Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy Romatic comedy 62 Devil Wears Prada Meryl Streep Comedy/Drama 63 Disraeli Ian McShane Historical Drama 64 Doubt Meryl Streep Suspense Drama 65 Down Periscope (Missing) Kelsey Grammer Comedy 66 Dream Girls Jamie Fox, Eddie Murphy Musical 67 Eight Below Dog Story Disney 68 Elf Will Ferrell, James Caan, Ed Asner Christmas comedy 69 Elizabeth: the Golden Age (Sequel) Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush Historical Fiction 70 Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Three Movies 71 Englishman Who Went Up A Hill Hugh Grant Comedy 72 Enough Said Julia Louis-Dreyfus, James Gandolfini Romatic comedy 73 Evan Almighty Steve Carell, Morgan Freeman Comedy 74 Excalibur Nigil Terry, Helen Mirren Drama 75 Eye of the Needle Donald Sutherland, Kate Nelligan Mystery 76 Family Man Nicolas Cage Comedy/Drama 77 Fiddler on the Roof Topol Musical 78 Firestarter Drew Barrymore, George C. Scott Thriller 79 Firewall Harrison Ford Thriller 80 First Wives Club (Missing) Goldie Hawn Comedy 81 For Richer or Poorer (Missing) Tim Allen Comedy 82 Forty Two (42) Chadwick Boseman, Harrison Ford Baseball Biography 83 Four Seasons Alan Alda Comedy 84 Four Weddings & a Funeral Hugh Grant, Andie MadDowell Romantic Comedy 85 Fracture Anthony Hopkins Thriller 86 Freedom Samuel Jackson Thriller 87 Fried Green Tomatoes Mary Masterson, Jessica Tandy Comedy 88 Gettysburg Thomas Bellenger, Martin Sheehan History 89 Girl with the Dragon Tatto Michael Nyqvist--subtitles Mystery 90 Girl with the Pearl Earring Scarlett Johansen Drama 91 Good Night Good Luck George Cooney, David Strathaim Drama 92 Good Shepherd Matt Damon Drama 93 Gosford Park Maggie Smith, Helen Mirren Mystery 94 Grand Budapest Hotel Ralph Fiennes, Edward Norton Comedy 95 Gravity Sandra Bullock, George Clooney Science Fiction 96 Grease John Travolta Musical 97 Great Debators Denzel Washington, Forest Parker Drama 98 Guard Gleeson and Scheadle Murder/Comedy 99 Guns of Honor Martin Sheen History 100 Happy Feet Penguins Animation 101 Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets Daniel Radcliff, Emma Watson Fantasy 102 Harry Potter, Goblet of Fire Daniel Radcliff, Emma Watson Fantasy 103 Harry Potter, Prisoner of Azkaban Daniel Radcliff, Emma Watson Fantasy 104 Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone Daniel Radcliff, Emma Watson Fantasy 105 Haunted Mansion Eddie Murphy Comedy/Mystery 106 Heaven is for Real Greg Kinnear, Kelly Reilly Christian Docudrama 107 Help, The Emma Stone Drama 108 High Crimes Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd Thriller 109 His Girl Friday Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell Comedy 110 Hitchcock Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren Biographical Drama 111 Hole in the Sky, (The Ranger, the Cook and) Samuel Elliott, Jerry O'Connell Thriller 112 Holiday, The Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law Christmas comedy 113 How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days Kate Hudson Comedy 114 Hyde Park on the Hudson Bill Murray, Laura Linney Historical comedy 115 I Don't Know How She Does It Sarah J. Parker Comedy 116 Identity John Cusack, Amanda Peet Horror 117 Illusionist Paul Giamatti Drama 118 In Good Company Dennis Quaid, Scarlett Johansson Comedy 119 In Her Shoes Shirley McClain Comedy 120 In-Laws, The Michael Douglas Comedy 121 Inn of the Sixth Happiness Ingrid Bergman Drama 2 of 5 Pages Brittany Pointe Library - DVD's by Title - Nov. 21 2014 122 Interpreter Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn Thriller 123 Invictus Morgan Freeman Biographical Drama 124 Iron Eagle Lou Gossert, Jr. Adventure 125 Iron Lady Meryl Streep Biographical Drama 126 Italian Job Mark Wahlberg Adventure 127 It's Complicated Meryl Streep Comedy 128 J.Edgar Leonardo DiCaprio Political Drama 129 Jackal Bruce Willis, Richard Gere Suspense Drama 130 Jersey Girl Ben Affleck Comedy 131 Joyful Noise Dolly Parton Musical 132 Julie and Julia Meryl Streep, Ann Adams Biography/Fiction 133 King and I Yul Brenner Musical 134 King's Speech Colin Firth Biography 135 La Femme Mustakeer Michael York/Susan Amy Swashbuckler 136 Ladder 49 John Travolta, Joaquin Phoenix Drama 137 Ladies in Lavendar Judi Dench, Maggie Smith Drama 138 Larry Crowne Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts Romantic Comedy 139 Last Holiday Queen Latifa Comedy 140 Last Sumari Tom Cruise Oriental Epic 141 Last Time I Saw Paris/Charade Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson. Donna Reed Romatic Drama 142 La Vien Rose Marian Potillard, (Edith Piaf story) Musical 143 Laws of Attraction Pierce Brosman Comedy 144 Le Divorce Kate Hudson, Glenn Close Comedy 145 Legends of the Fall Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins Family Chronicle 146 Les Miserables Musical Drama 147 License to Kill Denzel Washington Court Room Drama 148 License to Wed Robin Williams Comedy 149 Life of Pi Suraj Sharma, Infan Khan, Tabu 3D Adventure Drama 150 Lillies (8 shows) Terry Hayes British Drama 151 Limitless (Missing) Robert DiNiro Manhattan Project 152 Lincoln Daniel Day Lewis, Sally Field Historic Drama 153 Lion King (with childrens movies) Disney Animation 154 Lions for Lambs Meryl Streep, Tom Cruise, Robt. Redford Thriller 155 Little Miss Sunshine Gregg Kinnear Comedy 156 Love Actually Hugh Grant, Liam Neeson Romantic Comedy 157 Love Happens Aaron Eckart, Jennifer Annison Romance 158 Lovely Bones Saoirse Ronan Mystery 159 Malcom X Denzel Washington Biography 160 Mama Mia Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan Musical Comedy 161 March of the Penguins Narrated by Morgan Freeman True Life Nature Adventure 162 March of the Wooden Soldiers Laurel and Hardy Comedy 163 Mash (complete series, separate cabinet) Alan Alda Korean War Medical Story 164 Match Point Scarlett Johansen Thriller 165 Matchstick Men Nicolas Cage Comedy/Thriller 166 Memento Guy Pearcew Mystery 167 Memories of a Geisha Zyly Zhany Drama 168 Midnight in Paris Kathy Bates, Michael Sheen Romatic comedy fantasy 169 Millions Little Boys Comedy 170 Mirror Has Two Faces Barbra Streisand, Jeff Bridges, L. Bacall Romatic comedy 171 Miss Congenialty Sandra Bullock, Michael Caine Comedy 172 Miss Potter Renee Zellweger Biography 173 Missing Jack Memmon, Sissy Spacek Drama 174 Monarch of the Glen, 7 volumes (sep. cab) British Family Saga 175 Money Ball Brad Pitt Baseball 176 Monster-in-Law Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda Comedy 177 Monte Walsh Tom Selleck Cowboy 178 Monument Men George Clooney, Matt Damon, Bill Murray War Drama 179 Morning Glory (Missing) Diane Keaton, Harrison Ford Comedy 180 Moulin Rouge Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGreger Musical 181 Mr. and Mrs. North Barbara Briton,
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