American actor Johnny Galecki made his acting debut with television miniseries ‘Murder Ordained’ (1987). He featured in many other television productions and films, but he is best recognised for portraying David Healy in the American sitcom ‘Roseanne’ (1992-1997) and Dr. Leonard Hofstadter in American sitcom ‘The Big Bang Theory’ (2007-present). The latter fetched him a Satellite Award and nominations for a Primetime Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award. Other notable works of Galecki includes television sitcom ‘American Dreamer’ (1990–1991) and films like ‘National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation’ (1989) and ‘Prancer’ (1989).
Johnny Galecki may be a well-known name today, but he too had to face initial hiccups to garner substantial and major roles in both films and television. His career span of three decades saw him playing some of his best roles in popular television series and commercially successful films, but at the same time some of his works have also disappointed the critics who marked those as his worst performances.
Filmography of Johnny Galecki includes his starring roles in popular TV series like ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and top-grossing films like ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ (1997) and ‘In Time’ (2011) as also box-office bombs like ‘Suicide Kings’ (1997).
Clark Griswold begins his plans for a "fun old-fashioned family Christmas" by driving with his wife Ellen and two children Audrey and Rusty to a country farm and securing the biggest tree. However, he struggles to keep his Christmas spirit up after unsophisticated relatives show up at his house and his boss denies his much-awaited bonus.
A Dog’s Journey is an adventure comedy drama film which tells the story of Bailey, an Australian Shepherd, living happily with his owners, Ethan and Hannah, as well as their little granddaughter and her mother, Gloria. However, his life takes a turn when Gloria plans to take her daughter away, whom Bailey is very close with.
Suicide Kings is a crime drama mystery film which tells the story of four individuals who kidnap a respected Mafia boss Charlie in order to pay the ransom for another unrelated kidnapping. However, soon they begin to suspect that one among them may be involved in the first kidnapping.
A rich playboy David meets and falls in love with Sofia. His ex-lover Julie is jealous and ends up killing herself and severely disfiguring David’s face in a car accident. Medical help and Sofia’s love appear to heal David but there are strange incidences happening which David cannot understand. Difference between reality and dream becomes difficult to discern.
Time is the currency in the futuristic setting of In Time; people stop aging at 25, with only a year left to live, unless they can afford more time. Wrongfully accused of murder for having more time than he should, factory worker Will Salas goes on the run with a hostage, who proves to be key to challenging the system.
Mamie had given up her only son for adoption as the father was Maime’s stepbrother. Ironically, she is now working as a counselor at an abortion clinic. However, her life takes a turn when one day, an aspiring filmmaker, tells her that he has information as well as proof of her son’s identity.
After her stepfather passes away, a teen girl named Dede moves in with her half-brother Bill who is gay. She finds herself attracted to Matt, Bill’s partner, and starts seducing him. Soon their lives turn upside down.
John Hancock is a drunk, clumsy superhero who, even though well-intentioned, does more harm than good, causing havoc by recklessly using his powers. After he saves PR executive Ray, the latter helps him improve his public image and gain popularity, but for some reason, Ray's wife is not happy that her husband brought Hancock home.
In New York City, in the 1970s, Hilly Kristal is going through several crises. Not only is he going through a divorce, but he was also forced to file bankruptcy for the second time. Along with his business partner, Kristal tries to convince his mother to lend them money to establish a bar named CBGB. He intends to turn it into a country music venue.
To get rid of Mr. Bean, the board of directors of the ‘Royal National Gallery’ ask him to represent them while a US $50 million painting is being transferred to Los Angeles’ ‘Grierson Art Gallery’. Unfortunately, Mr. Bean not only defaces the painting but makes the curator’s life a living hell.
Buddy Amaral, an advertising executive, gives his ticket to Greg Janello, at the airport, as the latter wants to go home soon to his family. However, later that night, he finds out that the plane has crashed. Feeling guilty, he decides to pay a visit to Greg’s family, and soon finds himself attracted to Greg’s wife.
Four friends Julie, Ray, Helen, and Barry run over a pedestrian on a coastal byway and decide to dump the body in the water. A year later, Julie receives a letter informing her that their crime was witnessed. Soon a figure wearing a raincoat and wielding a hook starts stalking and killing them.
