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All 29 Kenneth Welsh Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the captivating world of Kenneth Welsh with our comprehensive roundup of his memorable movies. From his earliest performances to his latest roles, we explore the diverse range of projects that have made the talented actor a staple in Hollywood.
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"Double Negative" is a gripping thriller movie that centers around a mentally tortured photojournalist, who is desperately seeking to avenge his wife's murder. As he digs deeper into the case, the photojournalist is plunged into a dangerous and twisted world of deceit, mystery, and danger.
Falling in Love, the 1984 drama-romance directed by Ulu Grosbard, follows the unexpected journey of two strangers, Michael (Robert De Niro) and Donna (Meryl Streep), who happen to keep crossing paths. Despite both living married lives and leading separate paths, destiny somehow brings them together. As fate would have it, their chance encounters seem to be a catalyst for a burgeoning friendship.
"Perfect" (1985) is a drama and romantic film starring John Travolta and Jamie Lee Curtis. A heart-pounding tale that blends passion and hard work, the movie follows the life of a female aerobics instructor and a male reporter in pursuit of a story on health clubs. As their paths cross, the chemistry between them is palpable - but love it's not, at least not at first sight.
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In 1986, the critically acclaimed comedy-drama 'Heartburn' was released, directed by Mike Nichols and written by Nora Ephron. Starring Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson, the film follows the story of a passionate yet volatile relationship between a successful, self-sacrificing magazine writer named Rachel (Streep) and a charming, infamous newspaper columnist named Mark (Nicholson). The couple's whirlwind romance and subsequent challenges are explored through their emotional ups and downs and the disillusionment that ensues.
"Radio Days, " directed by Woody Allen and written by Allen himself, takes a nostalgic look back at the golden age of radio in the 1940s. The film focuses on the lives of an ordinary family during these times, as well as the various performers who graced the airwaves. Set against a backdrop of a simpler era, "Radio Days" weaves a tale of innocence, excitement, and the profound impact of radio on people's lives.
In Woody Allen's "Another Woman" (1988), a woman facing a mid-life crisis rents an apartment next to a psychiatrist's office to focus on writing a new book. However, when she gets drawn into the life of a pregnant woman seeking that doctor's help, her world takes an unexpected turn.
"Champagne Charlie" is a 1989 adventure-drama film that takes us back to the era just prior to the American Civil War. The story follows Charles Heidsieck, a French winemaker, who unwittingly becomes a reluctant spy. He is captured and imprisoned by the Union, leading to a series of trials and tribulations.
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In "Physical Evidence" (1989), a gripping tale of crime, mystery, and romance unfolds as a police officer accused of murder fights for his life. Suspended from duty and facing the grim prospect of a murder charge, the embattled cop must join forces with his court-appointed attorney to piece together a deadly puzzle. With time running out and the truth eluding them, the duo races against the clock to find the missing link before it's too late.
"The January Man" is a quirky action-comedy crime thriller released in 1989. Directed by Pat O'Connor and written by John Patrick Shanley, the film stars Kevin Kline, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, and Susan Sarandon. Two years after being removed from the NYPD, a quirky police officer named Nick, played by Kevin Kline, returns to the force to investigate a serial killer whose brutal acts have taken the lives of 11 women.
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"The Freshman" is a 1990 comedy-crime film featuring an iconic cast including Marlon Brando and Matthew Broderick. When a New York City film school student takes a job alongside a mob-style godfather bearing striking resemblance to a famous Hollywood mafioso, things are bound to get both surreal and dangerous. From the director of "Blazing Saddles" and "The Secret Life of Benji, " this darkly humorous movie unravels a tale of loyalty, power, and young turks trying to navigate the treacherous waters of crime without taking a dive.
Legends of the Fall, a captivating 1995 drama, offers a tale of love, betrayal, war, and personal growth. Set in early 1900s Montana, the story revolves around the tight-knit family of three brothers and their father, each of whom experiences profound challenges in their lives. From battling unforgiving nature and the looming threat of war, to grappling with love, loss, and the burdens of guilt, this powerful film takes viewers on an emotional journey that transcends not only time but also physical boundaries.
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12. Hideaway (1995)
Witness the psychological and eerie thrills in Brett Leonard's 1995 film, "Hideaway. " After surviving a near-fatal car accident, protagonist Hatch (starring Jeff Goldblum) is given a mysterious resuscitation medicine, leaving him with chilling nightmares of seemingly murderous acts.
"Absolute Power" is a gripping action-thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Clint Eastwood takes on the role of Luther Whitney, a seasoned career thief who stumbles upon a horrifying crime involving U. S.
14. Vendetta (1999)
Dive into "Vendetta, " a gripping drama based on a true story, where power, corruption, and murder take centerstage. Set in New Orleans, Louisiana, this intense tale follows an Italian-American family caught up in a deadly cycle of revenge.
Enter the thrilling world of "Witchblade" (2000), where New York detective Sara Pezzini, portrayed by Yancy Butler, sets out on a quest for justice. In this action-packed crime drama, Sara discovers an arcane weapon that grants her remarkable power, enabling her to battle Earth's darkest forces. As she learns to harness her newfound abilities, Sara must confront an array of sinister villains.
Matthew Blackheart: Monster Smasher is an action-packed, comic thriller that takes place in the heart of Manhattan, New York City. The film follows a soldier, who has been missing in action during World War 2, as he suddenly reappears in modern-day New York. However, this soldier has an unusual mission: to combat the city's power elite, who have transformed into terrifying monsters and now run the city.
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17. Ice Bound (2003)
Ice Bound is a thrilling drama that will test your limits and showcase the true strength and courage of one woman. Set against the backdrop of the icy terrains of the Arctic, this film explores the life of a dedicated video doctor who is fighting against a heartbreaking illness, breast cancer.
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In "The Day After Tomorrow, " paleoclimatologist Jack Hall faces an epic race against time as he embarks on a perilous journey from Washington, D. C. to New York City to save his son, Sam, who is trapped in the midst of a devastating international storm.
A captivating biopic from Martin Scorsese and John Logan, "The Aviator" dives into the early life of legendary director and aviator Howard Hughes, spanning from the late 1920s to the mid 1940s. Leonardo DiCaprio takes on the role of Hughes, offering a profound portrayal of the eccentric personality and relentless ambition. The film masterfully explores Hughes' life as an aviator, with thrilling test flights and daring pursuits of speed and altitude records. His career as a film producer also serves as the foundation for this gripping narrative.
20. Miracle (2004)
"Miracle, " a captivating 2004 biographical drama, delves into the true story of Herb Brooks, a talented hockey player turned determined coach. Set in the 1980s, the film follows Brooks as he leads the underdog U. S. Olympic hockey team, the Miracle on Ice, against the seemingly invincible Soviet squad.
21. The Fog (2005)
In 2005, a haunting fog descended upon the picturesque island town of Antonio, situated off the coast of Oregon. The fog, full of vengeful spirits, brought with it a dark and chilling secret. As the townsfolk scramble to uncover the truth behind their town's origins, they face the challenge of stopping the spirits from continuing their deadly revenge.
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"Four Brothers" is a powerful blend of action, crime, and drama directed by the renowned John Singleton, and starring Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson, and André 3000. The movie follows the journey of four adopted brothers who band together to solve the tragic death of their mother, a store clerk killed in a robbery. As they delve deeper into the case, they unravel a web of deceit and secrets that challenge their understanding of the truth.
The Covenant, a thrilling action-adventure fantasy from 2006, is a story of four young men born into a New England supernatural legacy. When the group is forced to confront a long-forgotten fifth power, their lives quickly become a battle for their existence. Alongside this dark reality, the bonds of friendship and the undercurrent of homoerotic tension threaten to tear them apart at every turn.
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24. Silk (2007)
Silk, a gripping drama and romance set in the 19th century, follows the life of a married silkworm merchant who transforms into a smuggler. Struggling with a devastating plague that has wiped out their African supply, the merchant travels to Japan, seeking a new source of silkworms for his town. Amidst his mission, he becomes infatuated with the captivating concubine of a local Japanese baron, entangling himself in a dangerous web of desire and passion.
"Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer" is an action-packed, adventure-fantasy movie released in 2007. The plot follows the Fantastic Four, a group of super-powered beings in the Marvel Universe, as they confront the powerful Silver Surfer and Galactus, the planet-eating fiend. The film's runtime is 1 hour and 32 minutes, making it a perfect watch for those looking for a thrilling, superhero experience.
Experience 1930s Cincinnati through the eyes of a resilient young girl in "Kit Kittredge: An American Girl. " Amidst the tumultuous Great Depression, Kit Kittredge helps her mother run a boardinghouse after her father loses his job. As they struggle to make ends meet, Kit uncovers mysteries in their own backyard.
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Grey Gardens, a mesmerizing biographical drama, takes a candid look at the lives of Edith Bouvier Beale and her daughter Edith. Set in the eccentric world of New York City, the story delves into the lives of these enigmatic characters, who just so happen to be the aunt and cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
"The Art of the Steal," released in 2014, is a captivating blend of crime, comedy, and drama directed by Jonathan Sobol. With a star-studded cast including Kurt Russell, Jay Baruchel, and Katheryn Winnick, this film centers around the story of Crunch Calhoun, a retired art thief who re-joins his old gang for a final high-stakes heist. As the crew navigates through an intense situation, they must outwit Interpol and keep the authorities at bay.
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"Cottage Country, " a 2013 Canadian comedy film directed by Peter Wellington, follows the tragicomic tale of a couple trying to make amends after an unfortunate and bloody accident. As a man unintentionally slays his brother with an axe, his fiancée is left to choose between love and morality, as she becomes determined to cover up the horrifying crime just for their happiness.