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So so so so so happy to have seen this in theaters. A fantastic concept, a ton of laughs, the most full I've seen my local theater since moving here. The idea of making a movie with your family is so insane to me I can't believe this is a real thing.
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A dead beat dead dad
Haunts family through mirrors
Except one daughter
Thank God It's Friday (1978)
Thank God It’s Friday (1978, Robert Klane)
5/27/22
1991 - Beverly Hills, 90210 - 1x14 - East Side Story
Episode aired 14 February 1991
The Walshes allow a young Latino girl named Karla Montez (Karla Montana), (their maid Anna's niece) to use their address so she can attend West Beverly High School.
Brandon becomes intrigued with Karla, but he suspects that she's hiding something due to her wariness and a strange man following her around.
Later, when Jim arranges a party for one of his clients, a sportswear designer (Mark Lonow), Brandon causes a scene when he finds Karla at the party serving drinks and thinks she's being used as cheap labor.
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OY! in the Family: The Lonow Ranger, The Personal, the Political, the Proletariat and Pleasantries
OY! in the Family: The Lonow Ranger, The Personal, the Political, the Proletariat and Pleasantries
JEWS, CHRISTIANS AND SCREWING STALIN Theater Review
Director/co-playwright/red diaper baby (of sorts) Mark Lonow’s semi-autobiographical Jews, Christians and Screwing Stalin cleverly interweaves the comic and the tragic, the personal and the political. Lonow claims that his grand-uncle Yakov Sverdlov had the distinct honor and pleasure of shooting Czar Nicholas II, and this two-acter has…
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