Auteur Watch - Gregory Hines

One of ... I wouldn't say childhood heroes, but he was in there, definitely.  He was just a luminous star, trying to do his thing.  Tried out directing a bit, but I guess it didn't take.  Seems like he could've directed Tap, a movie about ... oh.  Just read the plot description.  Yeesh.  It says "Just released from prison, Max Bialystock... I mean, Denzel Washington... I mean, Max Worthington must decide which of his previous professions to return to: burglar, or tap dancer."  Lemme guess... burglar for a while first, til all his friends get caught after the big, one last job, then back to tap dancer.  Right?  I should probably add that his episode of "Amazing Stories" called "The Amazing Falsworth" is a fond childhood memory, if only because I was probably too young to watch it, and because it took that very violent turn late in the Third Act.  Then, Hyams and Hines did Running Scared (1986) together.  I guess one only wants to work with Hyams twice, and that's it... but as of 2013, Jean-Claude Van Damme seems to be the lone exception!!

Dealing With Difficult People

Brought to you by Torrid.  Torrid!  Because fat chicks want to be slutty too.  Whelp, let's get right into it.  Taking advantage of the slow new year once again, which worked in 2016 for Split, the M. Night Shyamalan Night Train Back to Glory roars, nay, RAGES on as Glass hits #1 for the second week in a row.  All well and good, but if I were Bruce Willis, I wouldn't take more points on my next project just yet.  Meanwhile, James McAvoy hosted Saturday Night Live last night... didn't mention the movie in his monologue!  Took the time instead to promote Scotland, his place of birth.  Now that's confidence... has he hosted before?  Hey, I just thought of a terrific idea for a monologue joke, if someone else would care to do the statistics for it.  How about the One Timers Club?  Has McAvoy hosted before?  Anyway, the next host that's done it only for their first time, you get invited to the One Timers Club.  Why look!  They're all here!  George Clooney, John Turturro... who else?  Jon Lovitz could be the butler, and make a joke about having to kick Jim Belushi and Kevin Farley out all the time... that's yours for free, you Ivy Leaguers.
As for the debuts... there's a new one called The Man Kid Who Would Be King.  It's written and directed by Joe Wright's friend named... gotta look it up again... Joe Cornish.  Well, he's a sweetheart.  Someone the film nerds can really get behind.  Of course, the film nerds are all growed up now with a family, raising little film nerds of their own.  They took their kids to this nice PG-rated fare and pointed out all the little in jokes and shots with some of the crew accidentally in the frame... sorry, "accidentally" in the frame.  Well, pixel washing's expensive, dude!  And in this era of Kingsmen and Deadpool, sometimes you want that PG-rated family fare, what can I tell ya.
Ooh!  Looks like Green Book is enjoying a post-Oscar (TM) (C) (R) resurgence, hooray.  No producing credit for Effie Brown?  Duly noted.  Boo.  The only other debut to speak of this week is called Serenity... and no, it's not a 4k 1080p restoration of that ... that... what's his name?  My memory for names is clearly off this day.  Joss Whedon, that's it.  No, it's not a re-release of the 2005 classic of the same name, beautifully, tastefully restored in Real 3D, Dolby 5.1, 4p, 1080K what have you... rather, it's a modern re-envisioning of Cape Fear by way of A Perfect Getaway, starring Matthew McConaughey and still-out-of-rehab Anne Hathaway.  I guess Jennifer Garner was busy or something.  And speaking of Matthew McConaughey... did I see that right?  One of his car commercials where he plays the introspective wallflower at the Vanity Fair Post-Oscar (C) (R) (TM) party?  Say it isn't so, Matt McC!  You're not the wallflower!  You're the alpha male of Ghosts of Girlfriends Past!  Of Dazed and Confused and... probably others.  Same thing happened to Tim Allen in Christmas With the Kranks.  Of course, maybe he was just trying to get out of the movie while he was still in it.  That happens quite a lot.  Take Richard Pryor and Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life is Calling.  Dude tried to burn himself out of it!  ...something like that.  Guess I better quit while I'm ahead.

Auteur Watch - Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs

Now that is a name fraught with integrity and social bearing... can't think of words at midnight right now.  Regality?  You get what I'm trying to say.  He is of course best known for the L. A. Heat quartet.  I know this because his IMDb Top 4 says this.  In fact, according to his IMDb Top 4 as of this writing, it seems to favor the 70s and 80s quite a bit.  What, did the man's life end after "The Jacksons: An American Dream" or something?  I'm scanning the whole page to see a title I recognize... some, but one that I've actually seen.  Well, I did see parts of Death Wish, but I don't remember him as "Mugger in Park #2"... shouldn't that be "Mugger #2 in Park"?  Now that I had some time to think about it... not necessarily.  After all, I think there were several parks in Death Wish, certainly several muggings.  Never get caught on that staircase, that's one big lesson for big city living.  How about "Mugger #2 in Park #2"?

Wake Me Up When September Ends

Hah!  The rumours of my demise were just that.  Mere roum... rumors and gossip.  But let's jump right into it.  Thank GOD!  There is much happiness in Shyamalan-ville tonight, even though he won't want to admit it.  I saw that CBS Sunday Morning show!  I saw the flop sweat.  They could've been really, really cruel and called him a one-hit wonder... at least, until Split, that is.  No more.  Back on the map.  And now we have Glass.  See?  Some things are worth waiting three years for!  And so, the 19-year trilogy is complete.  Of course, it cost $50 mill in adverts just to get to that $40 million, domestic.  But M. Night is not one given to long periods of rest, because he's already hard at work on his next labour of love, which is called... oh.  Labor of Love.  I don't have IMDb Pro, so I don't know if the title is subject to change at all.  I dunno... sounds a bit like About Schmidt to me.
Meanwhile, back at the box office... an installment of the neverending Dragonball series is out in the theatres this week.  Well, fellow hardcore members of that college Anime club, it took 20 years, but we did it!  It was a slow week and this thing comes in at #3!  Boy, some of these demographic shifts are even starting to freak me out a little bit.  I kinda feel for the red states a little bit!  Of course, there's the government shutdown that's still happening.  If there aren't massive riots in the street by the time of the second paycheck missed... the 25th, right?  Boy!  I'm kinda relieved I don't work for the state right now!  Guess they were sparing me some heartbreak.  Personally, I think Drumpf is so freaked out by the Democrats in the House that he wants to keep the government shut down for two years.  You know, it's like what happened to Neo asking for his phone call, and Agent Smith saying "Tell me, how can you make a phone call if you are unable to speak?"

Auteur Watch - Jamal Hill

Still foundering, writer-director and all around Renaissance-type man Jamal Hill is enjoying a little bit of success in Hollywood.  The most exciting time of his life was clearly in 2007 and 2008, when he rubbed elbows with Will Smith and the Marvel (TM) (C) (R) universe.  Of course, Marvel (C) (TM) (R) wasn't quite as corporate back then, but still pretty darn corporate!  Yes, Hill's days of climbing the mountain, getting coffee for tempestuous movie stars and union heads, are long gone, a mere speck in the rear view mirror now.  But it gets lonely at the top!  I mean, put yourself in his place.  You're invited to the big DreamWorks Oscar (TM) (R) (C) party.  How do you introduce yourself?  Do you say you just finished directing "Coins for Christmas"?  Or do you tell people you did sh... stuff on Iron Man 1?  Discuss...

Opportunity Crisis

Despite the protestations of the various new social movements, Kevin Hart's latest film debuts at #1, domestic.  It's called The Upside of Anger... sorry, that's a 2005 Kevin Costner vehicle.  No, this one's called Upside Down... sorry, that's a 2012 movie starring Kirsten Dunst.  If you check out her IMDb Top 4, it includes 2002's Spider-Man, 1994's Interview With the Vampire, and of course her stint at the Cirque Lodge Treatment Center in Utah, saying that she sought help for depression, not for drug or alcohol abuse... sorry, I cut and pasted that from her IMDb bio page.  Is the egg showing or what?
...where was I?  Oh, right.  The #1 movie this week, domestic, is called Upside Down... sorry, that's a 2012 film directed by Ajay Singh.  The ACTUAL #1 movie is called Up the Down Staircase... sorry, that's the 1967 version of Dangerous Minds.  They all are grandchildren of The Blackboard Jungle, which is itself a ripoff of a classroom scene from the Laurel and Hardy 1931 feature-length two reel short, Pardon Us... featuring a young Kevin Bacon.  What is WITH me today?
(two hours later) Okay, after looking at the actual IMDb page a second time, it's called The Upside... hmm!  That title seems a little anti-climactic now, considering the personal journey I've just been on.  Whatever.  It's based on a French film, which at first glance you'd think might not play in the American market, but don't forget!  Nous sommes Charlie Hebdo, n'est ce pas?  So eat your hearts out, Luc Besson and Francis Veber, because this Éric Toledano is gunnin' for you!  Metaphorically, that is.  I also forgot to mention that "Breaking Bad" and "Malcolm in the Middle" star Bryan Cranston is rather blatantly gimping for Oscar (TM) (R) (C) gold, but who knows?  If he wins the Golden Globe (TM) (C) (R) (GmbH) for this, the Oscar (C) (R) (TM) is clearly not terribly far behind.  But really, the Oscar (C) (TM) (R) will be for "Breaking Bad," we all can see that.  Sadly, the "Oscar Gap" ... sorry, "Oscar (TM) (C) (R) Gap" phenomenon isn't readily available when you search for it with Lycos (TM) (R) (C).
But enough of this gay banter.  Our second debut this week is the biggest thing since Marley and Me.  It's the second of the W. Bruce Cameron dog trilogy and this installment is called Dog Caspian ...sorry, I'm getting my six-parters mixed up again.  No, it's called A Dog's Way Home.  And seeing as how it's debuted at #3, we'll get the rest of the installments soon enough.  Oddly enough, Amblin doesn't have a piece of this one!  I'm of course referring to A Dog's Purpose.  Yes, a toast to W. Bruce Cameron, the Nicholas Sparks of dog stories.  Let's move quickly on before the buzz wears off.
...no more debuts this week!  But I would like to give a brief shout-out to On the Basis of Sex, which I don't think I've seen yet.  I think it's making its debut in the top 10, even though it's been out for three weeks already.  Now judging from the title alone, you'd probably think this is some sort of 80s sex comedy along the lines of The Wild Life and Private Resort, but you'll be quickly disappointed, I'm afraid.  No, it's about the young Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and in the new tradition of biopics, they get a babe to portray her: Felicity Jones.  For some reason I was thinking of Rashida Jones, who would've been just as good, even though she's not British.  More symptoms of the current biopic market.  Meanwhile, in Lady Gaga news, according to my email she issued a formal apology for working with R. Kelly.  Oh, NOW she apologizes!  I guess because that new docuseries came out about him and all that.  Well, who knows how these new social movements work.  Cosby's finally in prison, Harvey Weinstein's not in jail but has been all but cast out of society, but somehow R. Kelly's managed to avoid all that.  Ted Nugent too.  Why is that?  Oh well.  Even Congress has its trends.  You hear that once in a while, a Congress man or woman will say that an issue won't play during this session.  Same thing with child molesters, I suppose.

Auteur Watch - Mark Hicks

Oh good!  Another easy one... or is it?  Better be careful who you insult in Hollywood.  I mean, even George Costanza is a black belt in something, right?  He doesn't like to have it on his IMDb bio, but he did talk about it on Letterman one time; never did make a "Seinfeld" episode about it.
(Monday, 1/14) - nope.  Well, let's just blurt out a little bit then.  Clearly, Mark hasn't taken to directing yet.  Just the one so far.  And judging from the IMDb plot description on the main page here, I'm guessing they're not fast-tracking his DGA membership.  I mean, read it for yourself here!  It says this "Afro Ninja" is based on a hugely successful YouTube video.  Of course, this was back in 2009, during YouTube's infancy; if they were doing it today, sure.  Instant DGA membership today right along with PewDeePie and ... whoever else is a big star on YouTube these days.  Angry Video Game Nerd, too.  I guess he's in no big hurry to hang out with anyone else besides Lloyd Kaufman.

Bloggy McBlogface

The first one of the new year!  Whelp, there must be some holiday I'm unaware of, because none of the IMDb staff have bothered to update the weekend box office totals... (Tuesday) okay, they're up now.  By the way, this blog post is brought to you by our sponsor: Bill O'Reilly's new book called "Bill O'Reilly's Bill Of Rights: A Cultural Warrior Lightly Treading the Exciting New Waters In and Of the #MeToo and #TimesUp Movement."  Neil Cavuto raves: "What a read!  I've already personally bought a few thousand copies of the thing, and I can't put it down!  What a page turner!"  Laura Ingraham says "It's been long enough, snowflakes!  Time to bring this cultural hero and icon of note back into the fold!  ...maybe after my time slot, though.  I'm not moving."  The only debut this week is a PG-13 rated version of Saw called Escape Room.  Now you're probably thinking that Aquaman director and creator of the Saw series James Wan would protest, but really, turnabout's fair play, as people other than me used to say when they were young.  After all, he did direct a reworking of Death Wish in 2007 called Death Sentence.

Short Reviews - January 2019

The Duke's Plan - With Owen Moore as Raoul.

The Elusive Robber - With Georges Saillard as Raoul.

A Common Mistake - With Jack Nelson as Raoul.

File No. 113 - With William Jefferson as Raoul.

Kvinden, han frelste - With Thorleif Lund as Raoul.

The Scarlet Runner - With Arthur Lehrman as Raoul.

Moon Madness - With William Courtleigh as Raoul.

Zon - With Maurice Lagrenée as Raoul.

Loves of an Actress - With Nils Asther as Raoul.

Violettes impériales - With Jean Reyma as Raoul.  Cinematography by (as Henry Roussell): Raoul Aubourdier.

La Glu - With Alfred Adam as Raoul.  Assistant Director: Raoul Bellon.

The Count of Monte Cristo - With Jacques Roussel as Raoul.

L'escalier sans fin - With Claude Gambier as Raoul.

The Catman of Paris - With Anthony Caruso as Raoul.

Brott i sol - With Curt Masreliez as Raoul.

Scandale - With Philippe Olive as Raoul.

Thirst - With Bengt Eklund as Raoul.

Le droit de l'enfant - With Christian Alers as Raoul.

The Texan Meets Calamity Jane - With Hugh Hooker as Raoul.

Chacun son tour - With Robert Arnoux as Raoul.

L'enfant des neiges - With Raymond Galle as Raoul.

Rue des Saussaies - With Raymond Raynal as Raoul.

"The Ford Television Theatre" - With Rick Jason.

Les amants maudits - With Jacques Dynam as Raoul.

"Cheyenne" - With Raoul De Leon as Don Ignacio Rodriguez.  Also with Alex Montoya.  Also with Raoul Freeman.  Series Writing Credits: Raoul De Leon.  Series Writing Credits: Raoul Freeman.

"Those Whiting Girls" - With Gene Gary.

The Purple Mask - With Glase Lohman as Raoul.

"The Scarlet Pimpernel" - With Thomas Heathcote.

"Plaisir du théâtre" - With Raoul Marco.  Also with Jean-Marie Binoche.  (play) (1 Episode, 1956): Raoul Praxy.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1963): Raoul Marco.

"Les cinq dernières minutes" - With Raoul Curet.  Also with Raoul Billerey.  Also with René-Guy Gérôme.  Also with Raoul Delfosse.  Also with Raoul Guylad.  Also with Raoul Marco.  Also with Raoul Isella.  Also with Jean Moussy.  Also with Raoul Ambiehl.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1996): Raoul Curet.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1996): Raoul Billerey.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1996): Raoul Delfosse.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1996): Raoul Guylad.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1996): Raoul Marco.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1996): Raoul Isella.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1996): Raoul Ambiehl.  Assistant Director (1 Episode, 1960): Raoul Sangla.

"The Dennis O'Keefe Show" - With Michael Forest.

"The DuPont Show with June Allyson" - With Nico Minardos.

"The Four Just Men" - With John Van Eyssen.

"Goede reis" - With Pim Dikkers as Raoul.

"My Three Sons" - With Pat Michenaud.

Filles d'Ève - With Robert Desroches as  Raoul.

The Gentleman from Epsom - With Jacques Marin as Raoul.

"L'inspecteur Leclerc enquête" - With Jacques Blot.  Also with Raoul Marco.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Raoul Marco.

The Organizer - With Renato Salvatori as Raoul.

Un drôle de paroissien - With Jean Poiret as Raoul.  Also with René-Jean Chauffard as L'inspecteur qui doit garder Raoul.

"Crane" - With Brian Badcoe.

"Brott i sol" - With Folke Sundquist as Raoul.

"Maupassant" - With Colin Campbell.

Laissez tirer les tireurs - With Gérard Darrieu as Raoul.

Freddy, Tiere, Sensationen - With Peter Mosbacher as Raoul.

Open the Door and See All the People - With Lester Judson as Raoul.

"The Wednesday Play" - With Roy Patrick.  Series Film Editing by (1 Episode, 1965): Raoul Sobel.

De l'amour - Avec Michel Piccoli son Raoul.

Marie Soleil - Avec Michel Piccoli son Raoul.

Bloody Pit of Horror - With Albert Gordon as Raoul.

The Wise Guys - With Mick Besson as Raoul.  Also with Sylvain Levignac as L'ami de Raoul (uncredited).

La ragazzola - With Giuliano Gemma as Raoul.

"Sens interdit" - With Michel Beaune as Raoul.

"Hereward the Wake" - With Clive Graham.  Also with Anthony Boden.

The Yellow Hat - With Pierre Dudan as Raoul.  Also with Valerie Frazer as Raoul's Customer.

"La tour de Nesle" - With François Timmerman as Raoul.

Der Revolver des Korporals - With Günter Junghans as Raoul.

Jeudi on chantera comme dimanche - With Raymond Avenière as Raoul.

"The Further Adventures of the Musketeers" - With Fergus McClelland.

"Le tribunal de l'impossible" - With Raoul Guillet.  Also with Guy Gerbaud.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1974): Raoul Guillet.

"It Takes a Thief" - With Lee Bergere.  Also with Bruce Belland.

Faut pas prendre les enfants du bon Dieu pour des canards sauvages - With Raoul Saint-Yves as Raoul.  Writing Credits (writer): Raoul Saint-Yves.

L'Enfance Nue - With Raoul Billerey as Roby.  Also with Henri Puff as Raoul.  Writing Credits (writer): Raoul Billerey.

Le mois le plus beau - With Raoul Saint-Yves as Raoul.  Writing Credits : Raoul Saint-Yves.

Liebe ist kälter als der Tod - With Howard Gaines as Raoul.

"Manhunt" - With John Savident.

Mon amie Pierrette - With Raoul Duguay as Raoul.  Writing Credits (writer): Raoul Duguay.

"Freddy" - With Jean Rebey as Raoul.

Männer sind zum Lieben da - Mit Horst Letten als Raoul.

"De unge på 80" - With Jørgen Buckhøj as Raoul.

"Zenés TV színház" - With László Lippai.

"Kung Fu" - With James Victor.

"Van der Valk" - With Richard Rees.

Les yeux fermés - With Jean Carmet as Raoul.  Also with Raoul Billerey as Bernard.  Writing Credits : Raoul Billerey.

"Nasrin oder Die Kunst zu träumen" - With Bernd Hall as Raoul.

Dirty Weekend - With Bruno Cirino as Raoul.

"A Picture of Katherine Mansfield" - With Joseph Blatchley.

"Les deux maîtresses" - With Michel Beaune as Raoul.

"The Zoo Gang" - With Stephan Chase as Raoul (1 episode).

La gammick - With Gilbert Chénier as Raoul.  Also with Rachel Cailhier as La secrétaire de Raoul.

"Bronk" - With Carl Miranda.

Il caso Raoul - With Stanko Molnar as Raoul.  Also with Alberto Capobianco as Raoul at age 10.  Also with Alessandro Monti as Raoul at age 5.

Il pleut sur Santiago - With Lyubomir Dimitrov as Raoul.

Incorrigible - With Charles Gérard as Raoul.  Also with Laetitia Alphand as Une petite fille de Raoul (uncredited).  Also with Hélène Cinque as Une petite fille de Raoul (uncredited).  Also with Dominique Magloire as Une petite fille de Raoul (uncredited).  Also with Julie Mate as Une petite fille de Raoul (uncredited).

"Le passe-montagne" - With Claude Robin.

L'Eden Palace - With Michael Lonsdale as Raoul.

Le grand soir - With Arnold Walter as Raoul.

Kristina Talking Pictures - With Ivan Rainer as Raoul.

Shadow of Angels - With Rainer Werner Fassbinder as Raoul.

Grand-Papa - With Albert Millaire as Raoul.

"L'homme d'Amsterdam" - With Clément Thierry.

Arrête ton char... bidasse! - Avec Stéphane Hillel son Raoul.

"Les rebelles" - With Richard Morrow as Raoul.

The Boys from Riverside Drive - With Marcel as Raoul.

"La mossa del cavallo" - With Luigi Pistilli.

Perversions - With Charlie Schreiner as Raoul.

"Dallas" - With Tony Garcia.  Also with William Marquez.  Also with Charles Escamilla.

"Mork & Mindy" - With Joshua Raoul Brody.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1982): Joshua Raoul Brody.

La barricade du Point du Jour - With Albert Dray as Raoul.

"The Pirate" - With Ali Kiani as Raoul.

Get Out Your Handkerchiefs - With Gérard Depardieu as Raoul.

Manny's Orphans - With Xavier Rodrigo as Raoul.

"Watch Your Mouth" - With Luis Figueroa.

"Hello, Larry" - With Lee Delano.

Twice a Woman - With Arnold Gelderman as Raoul.

The Face with Two Left Feet - With Angelo Infanti as Raoul.  Also with Angelo Ragusa as Scagnozzo di Raoul.  Also with Franco Ukmar as Scagnozzo di Raoul.

"Les dames de la côte" - With Bruno Devoldère.

"Les 400 coups de Virginie" - With Jean-Pierre Delage.  Also with Raoul Curet.  Also with Raoul Guylad.  Series Writing Credits (6 Episodes, 1979-1980): Raoul Curet.  Series Writing Credits (6 Episodes, 1979-1980): Raoul Guylad.

"Miss" - With Raoul Curet.  Also with Raoul Guillet.  Series Writing Credits: Raoul Curet.  Series Writing Credits: Raoul Guillet.

"Le dernier train" - With Olivier Picq as Raoul.

"Histoires de voyous: La belle affaire" - With Pierre Doris as Raoul.

"Le mal bleu" - With Marcel Roche as Raoul.

"Bosom Buddies" - With Richard Fasciano.

"The Dream Merchants" - With Michel Pitton.

The Party - With Jacques Ardouin as Père de Raoul.  Also with Arielle Sémenoff as Belle-mère de Raoul.  Also with Alain Beigel as Raoul.

"Papa Poule" - With Jean Lescot.

Fernand - With André Lacombe as Raoul.

"Achtung Zoll!" - With Serge Spira.  Also with Raoul Guillet.  Also with François Mouren-Provensal.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Raoul Guillet.

Kick, Raoul, la moto, les jeunes et les autres - With Frédéric de Pasquale as  Raoul.

"Service Natur" - With Freddie Highmore.

"Bergerac" - With Barrie Ingham.  Also with James Laurenson.  Also with Stephen Lawrence.

"Falcon Crest" - With Israel Juarbe.  Also with Valente Rodriguez.

"Gimme a Break!" - With Richard Beauchamp.

"Knight Rider" - With Eloy Casados.

"Remington Steele" - With Francisco Lagueruela.

La Boum 2 - Avec Alain Beigel son Raoul.

The End of August - With Adrian Boyes as Raoul.

Personal Best - With George De La Pena as Raoul.

Waltz Across Texas - With Jorge Cervera Jr. as Raoul.

Qu'est-ce qui fait craquer les filles... - With Bouboule as Raoul.

"Ils ne se quitteront jamais" - With Christophe Malavoy as Raoul.

Les Femmes préfèrent les grosses - With Gérard Couderc as Raoul.

L'ami de Vincent - With Alexandre Rignault as Raoul.

Premiers désirs - With Stéphane Freiss as Raoul.

Biquefarre - With Roger Malet as Raoul.

Curiosity Excited the Kat - With Reed Loggerhead as Raoul.

"Péchés originaux" - With Christophe Malavoy.

"La vie de Berlioz" - With Redjep Mitrovitsa.

To Love Again - With Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia as Raoul.

"On ne le dira pas aux enfants" - With Gérard Hernandez as Raoul.

Covergirl - With Al Maini as Raoul.

"Brothers" - With John Vargas.

Le dernier glacier - With Robert Gravel as Raoul.

"He's Fired, She's Hired" - With Howard E. Rollins Jr. as Raoul.

The Little Drummer Girl - With Avi Keiddar as Raoul.

The Blood of Others - With Michel Robin as Raoul.  Also with Raoul Guylad as Médecin Allemand prison.  Writing Credits: Raoul Guylad.

Spitfire - With Raymond Lester as Raoul.

"Berrenger's" - With Daniel Eden.

"The Golden Girls" - With Marcelo Tubert.

La baston - With Michel Constantin as Raoul.

Das Wunder - With Michael Simbruk as Raoul.  Also with Lutz Bajohr as Raoul's Father (as Lutz Bajor).  Also with Christiane Maybach as Raoul's Mother.  Film Editing by (as Raoul Sternberg): Gabriele Kröber.  Film Editing by (as Raoul Sternberg): Eckhart Schmidt.

"D'amour et d'eau chaude" - With André Dozot as Raoul.

Thunder Run - With Ernesto Sears as Raoul.

"Hot Shots" - With Raymond Accolas as Raoul (1 episode).

The American Way - With Julian Littman as Raoul.

Hostage - With At Botha as Raoul.

"Der Landarzt" - With Edvin Kohlsaat.

Cayenne Palace - With Jack Jamet as Raoul.

Nightforce - With Cork Hubbert as Raoul.

Beatrice - With Robert Dhéry as Raoul.

Who's That Girl - With Coati Mundi as Raoul.  Also with Michael Scott Henderson as Raoul's Driver.

A Cor do seu Destino - With Marcos Palmeira as Raoul.

San Fernando Valley Girls - With Herschel Savage as Raoul.

"La croisade des enfants" - With Jean-Claude Drouot as Raoul.

"My Secret Identity" - With Edward Heeley.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit - With Joel Silver as Raoul (J. Raoul!!).

Buy & Cell - With Tony Plana as Raoul.

The Little Thief - With Simon de La Brosse as Raoul.  Also with Raoul Billerey as Rouleau.  Writing Credits (adaptation): Raoul Billerey.

"La belle Anglaise" - With Pierre Tornade.

Bille en tête - With Patrick Raynal as Raoul.  Also with Marie-France Mignal as La maîtresse de Raoul.  Also with Fabienne Lareido as La secrétaire de Raoul.

Hiver 54, l'abbé Pierre - With Robert Hirsch as Raoul.

The Return of the Musketeers - With C. Thomas Howell as Raoul.

Alien Space Avenger - With Robert Cicchini as Raoul.

Laura Ley - With Maurits Martijn as Raoul.

"Beverly Hills, 90210" - With Pete Leal.  Also with Raoul N. Rizik.  Series Writing Credits: Raoul N. Rizik.

"Ferris Bueller" - With Dale Raoul.  Also with Valente Rodriguez.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 1991): Dale Raoul.

"Gabriel's Fire" - With Marco Hernandez.

"Good Grief" - With Sheldon Feldner.

"Law & Order" - With Roberto De Felice.

Marked for Death - With Joe Renteria as Raoul.

Postcards from the Edge - With Pepe Serna as Raoul.

"Le déjeuner de Sousceyrac" - With Paul Guers as Raoul.

"Oppassen!!!" - With Mattijn Hartemink.  Also with Raoul Boer.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Raoul Boer.

Génial, mes parents divorcent! - With Florentin Millour as Raoul.  Also with Patricia Malvoisin as Raoul's mother.  Also with Philippe Sturbelle as Le père de Raoul.

"The Hidden Room" - With Jerry Ciccoritti.

The Dark Backward - With Clifford Streit as Raoul.

"De kotmadam" - With Wouter Van Lierde.

"Maigret" - With Raoul Delfosse.  Also with Jean-Louis Tribes.  Also with Raoul Schránil.  Series Writing Credits (2 Episodes, 1994-1995): Raoul Delfosse.  Series Writing Credits (2 Episodes, 1994-1995): Raoul Schránil.  Series Cinematography by (1 Episode, 1992): Raoul Coutard.

Undine - With Christopher Buchholz as Raoul.  Also with Pascal Breuer as Raoul (voice).  Film Editing by (as Raoul Sternberg): Eckhart Schmidt.  Costume Design by (as Raoul Sternberg): Sibilla Pavenstedt.

"Highlander" - With Antonio Miceli.  Also with Raoul Ganeev.  Series Writing Credits (unknown Episodes): Raoul Ganeev.

"The Larry Sanders Show" - With Patrick Bristow.

Das war der wilde Osten - With Tom Pauls as Raoul.

"Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful" - With Moses Sequeira as Raoul.

"Terror on Track 9" - With Victor A. Young as Raoul.

"Julie Lescaut" - With Hubert Saint-Macary.  Also with Jérémy Sanguinetti.  Series Production Design by (2 Episodes, 2001): Raoul Albert.

"Les Cordier, juge et flic" - With Francis Renaud.

Change of Heart - With Gerry Mendicino as Raoul.

"The Feds: Seduction" - With Gonzalo Arellano as Raoul.

"La Treizième voiture" - With Jean-Claude Will as Raoul.

Les ténors - With Jean-Pierre Castaldi as Raoul.

"Le secret d'Elissa Rhaïs" - With Emmanuel Salinger as Raoul.

"Don Fumino" - With Giancarlo Ratti.

"Les mercredis de la vie" - With Vincent Grass.

'Return of the Phantom' - With Stuart W. Howard as Raoul (voice).  Also with Charles Shenton as Raoul.

"Chicago Hope" - With Ariel Felix.  Also with T.J. Evans.  Also with Drancy Jackson.  Also with Raoul N. Rizik.  Series Writing Credits (1 Episode, 2000): Raoul N. Rizik.

"ER" - With Raoul N. Rizik.  Series Writing Credits: Raoul N. Rizik.

"Dragstrip Girl" - With Luis Contreras as Raoul.

Giorgino - With Richard Claxton as Raoul.  Also with Anne Lambton as Mère Raoul.

L'histoire du garçon qui voulait qu'on l'embrasse - With Julien Collet as Raoul.  Also with Jean Lescot as Raoul's father.  Also with Marie-Claude Mestral as Raoul's mother.

Nostradamus - With Serban Celea as Raoul.

"Lili & Marleen" - With Victor Geerincks.  Also with Rudy Morren.

"Lili & Marleen" - With Victor Geerincks.  Also with Rudy Morren.

"Les enfants du faubourg" - With Benjamin Sachs as Raoul.

Raoul et Lili - With Jacques Roussillon as Raoul.  Also with Agnès Deau as La fille de Raoul & Lili.

"Rosa Roth" - With Simon Werner.

Le repos du guerrier - With Danielle Daven as La femme de Raoul.  Also with Fernand Kindt as Raoul.

"JAG" - With Raoul Max Trujillo as Drug Boss (1 episode).  Also with Sam Vlahos as Raoul (1 episode).

Va mourire - With Roland Marchisio as Raoul.  Also with Luisa Maris as La grand-mère de Raoul.

"Dangerous Minds" - With Jeffrey Garcia.

"Goudkust" - With Bas Frenkel Frank.

"The Sentinel" - With Raoul Max Trujillo.  Also with Jesus Nebot.  Also with Raoul Ganeev.  Series Writing Credits: Raoul Max Trujillo.  Series Writing Credits: Raoul Ganeev.

La belle verte - With Valentin Merlet as Raoul.

"Les vacances de l'amour" - With Jean Dalric.

"Zero Guilt" - With Pierre Hiessler as Raoul.

"Vacances bougeoises" - With Diogo Infante as Raoul.

"Chicago Sons" - With Bruno Campos.

"Johnny Bravo" - With Joe Lala.

Sleeping Dogs - With Jaroslav Peterka as Raoul.

The Wedding Party - With Jacek Koman as Raoul.

"Pensacola: Wings of Gold" - With Ramón Franco.

The Man in the Iron Mask - With Lieutenant Andre as Raoul.  Also with Peter Sarsgaard as Raoul.

"Andrea und Marie" - With Luc Choley as Raoul.

Hurrah - With Marton Csokas as Raoul.

"SeaChange" - With Greg Saunders.

Comme une bête - With Jean-Yves Lafesse as Raoul.

"First Wave" - With Alfonso Quijada.

Ça n'empêche pas les sentiments - With Régis Laspalès as Raoul.

Pleasure (And Its Little Inconveniences) - With Roland Marchisio as Raoul.

'Grim Fandango' - With Aitor as Raoul.  Also with 2nd Thunder Boy as Raoul.  Also with Raoul as Olivia Ofrenda.

"Search for Treasure Island" - With Enrique Neant.

"Les rives du paradis" - With Richard Bohringer as Raoul.

"Telle mère, telle fille" - With Volodia Serre as Raoul.

"Marceeel!!!" - With Alain MacMoy as Raoul.

"The Sopranos" - With Omar Chagall.

Gierig - With Wolfgang Wimmer as Raoul.

Dropouts - With Jerry Rijstenbil as Raoul.

"Tribe" - With Robert Rabiah.

"Eine Liebe auf Mallorca" - With Sebastian Gerold as Raoul.

"La route à l'envers" - With Roger Van Hool as Raoul.

Les passagers - With Sébastien Charles as Raoul.

"Once and Again" - With Benito Martinez.

"Relic Hunter" - With James Callis.

Nautilus - With JD Roberto as Raoul.

Rosita - With Dominique Abel as Raoul.

Family Audit - With Domingo Vara as Raoul.

Bedazzled - With Rudolf Martin as Raoul.

"Pa heeft een lief" - With Ernst Van Looy.

"Strong Medicine" - With J. Anthony Pena.

"Sheena" - With J. LaRose.

"Le bois du Pardoux" - With Claude Brosset as Raoul.

"The Zack Files" - With Don Francks.

"The Weakest Link" - With Simon Bailey.

"Küss mich, Frosch" - With Kevin Leisner as Raoul.

Noël et les garçons - With Aline Grassaud as Valérie, la fille de Raoul.  Also with Brian Bensoussan as Bernard, le fils de Raoul.  Also with Bruno Solo as Raoul.

Les morsures de l'aube - With James Arch as Raoul.  Also with Tony D'Amario as Le malabar du roi Raoul.

The Mexican - With Daniel Escobar as Raoul.  Also with Dale Raoul as Estelle.  Writing Credits (written By): Dale Raoul.

Chaos - With Vincent Branchet as Raoul.

15 août - With Jean-Pierre Darroussin as Raoul.

Mystery Troll, un amour enchanté - With Arnaud Meunier as Raoul.

"The Guardian" - With Saafir.

Mein Vater, die Tunte - With Darrel Toulon as Raoul.

"Leap Years" - With Hugo Jansuzian.

"MegaMan: NT Warrior" - With Mark Gibbon.

Die Another Day - With Emilio Echevarría as Raoul.

Panic Room - With Dwight Yoakam as Raoul.

Safe Conduct - With Henri Attal as Raoul.

Le doux amour des hommes - With Renaud Bécard as Raoul.

The Good Thief - With Gérard Darmon as Raoul.  Set Decoration by: Raoul Albert.

Le fils - With Kevin Leroy as Raoul.

Un honnête commerçant - With Patrick Hastert as Raoul.

Flash - With Two-Kae as Raoul.  Film Editing by: Raoul Duke.

"La victoire des vaincus" - With Julien Rochefort as Raoul.

Toothpick - With Roel Janssens as Raoul.

Exposed - With Pepe Serna as Raoul.

Bon voyage - With Yvan Attal as Raoul.

Toutes les filles sont folles - With Antoine Duléry as Raoul.

Moi et mon blanc - With Tom Novembre as Raoul.

Sunset Motel - With Sean Costello as Raoul.  Also with Diza Diaz as Raouls Begleiterin.  Film Editing by (as Raoul Sternberg): Eckhart Schmidt.  Casting By (as Raoul Sternberg): Tony Savant.  Casting By (as Raoul Sternberg): Isi ter Jung.

Le Monde de Raoul - With Lionel Tavera as Raoul.

Once Upon a Time in Ottawa - With Jim Oliviera as Raoul.  Also with Jon Welch as Delivery Man / Young Raoul.

Cassandras Blutige Lust - With Horst Baron as Raoul.

The Phantom of the Opera - With Patrick Wilson as Raoul.  Also with Max Thomas as Young Raoul (uncredited).

Sawtooth - With Russell Friedenberg as Raoul.

Tout le plaisir est pour moi - With Aurélien Wiik as Raoul. 

Knuckle Sandwich - With Vincent Young as Raoul. 

Le bonheur c'est une chanson triste - With Marco Ledezma as Raoul. 

Crumple - With Richard Hahn as Raoul. 

Suite 48 - With Nigel Vonas as Raoul. 

Baby Don't Stop - With Raoul Bhaneja as Raoul.  Writing Credits : Raoul Bhaneja.  Music by: Raoul Bhaneja. 

Diamond Zero - With James Lee Hymes as Raoul. 

Hitch - With Maulik Pancholy as Raoul. 

The Ape - With Danny Molina as Raoul. 

"Committed" - With Bernardo Verdugo.