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190 JURASSIC PARKUniversal, 1993PRINCIPAL CASTDIRECTORPRODUCERSSCREENWRITERSSam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Richard AttenboroughSteven SpielbergKathleen Kennedy, Gerald R. MolenMichael Crichton, David KoeppDinosaurs are recreated from genetic material for a theme park on a remote island.Chaos erupts during a test run when the dinosaurs break free and prey on the parkguests. Landmark visual effects brought dinosaurs back to life.191 THE KIDFirst National, 1921PRINCIPAL CASTDIRECTORPRODUCERSCREENWRITERCharles Chaplin, Jackie CooganCharles ChaplinCharles ChaplinCharles ChaplinChaplin as “The Little Tramp” combines comedy with heart-tugging poignancy whenhe adopts young Coogan, the first of the great child stars.192 THE KILLING FIELDSWarner Bros., 1984PRINCIPAL CAST Sam Waterston, Haing S. NgorDIRECTORRoland JofféPRODUCERDavid PuttnamSCREENWRITER Bruce RobinsonWaterston is the real-life New York Times reporter who reluctantly leaves hisVietnamese colleague, Ngor, behind in war-torn Cambodia. His seemingly futilesearches to find him pay off when they are reunited in the film’s emotional climax.193 THE KING AND ITwentieth Century-Fox, 1956PRINCIPAL CAST Deborah Kerr, Yul Brynner, Rita Moreno, Martin BensonDIRECTORWalter LangPRODUCERCharles BrackettSCREENWRITER Ernest LehmanThe East and West collide in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical based on the truestory of a 19th century English school teacher who teaches the children of the verystubborn, yet forward thinking, King of Siam. Getting to know each other is a hardearnedlesson, etc, etc, etc!64 American Film Institute
194 KING KONGRKO, 1933PRINCIPAL CASTDIRECTORSPRODUCERSSCREENWRITERSFay Wray, Robert Armstrong, Bruce CabotMerian C. Cooper, Ernest B. SchoedsackMerian C. Cooper, Ernest B. SchoedsackJames Ashmore Creelman, Ruth RoseWith a mixture of live action, animation, and special effects, this film follows theplight of a giant ape whose love for the beautiful Wray leads to his death, as hetopples from the Empire State Building. But it wasn’t the airplanes that killed themighty Kong—“It was beauty killed the beast.”195 THE KING OF COMEDYTwentieth Century-Fox, 1983PRINCIPAL CAST Robert De Niro, Jerry Lewis, Sandra BernhardDIRECTORMartin ScorsesePRODUCERArnon MilchanSCREENWRITER Paul D. ZimmermanAmerica’s infatuation with fame is satirized in Scorsese’s dark comedy. In a crazedattempt to get a foothold in show business, deranged would-be comedian De Nirokidnaps late-night talk show host Lewis and demands an appearance on his show.Bernhard is De Niro’s wealthy Lewis-obsessed accomplice.196 KRAMER VS. KRAMERColumbia, 1979PRINCIPAL CAST Dustin Hoffman, Meryl Steep, Justin HenryDIRECTORRobert BentonPRODUCERStanley R. JaffeSCREENWRITER Robert BentonStreep walks out on Hoffman, who is suddenly faced with raising their child alone.After a rocky start, the father-son relationship grows until Streep returns to reclaimher role as mother, provoking a custody battle.American Film Institute 65
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