Patrick J. Adams is a Canadian actor, director, and photographer. He is best known for playing ‘Mike Ross’ in the hit drama ‘Suits’ (2011-19). Adams moved to Los Angeles at the age of 19, after his parents were divorced. He made his acting debut in a short film titled ‘For the Record’ in 2001. He appeared in brief roles in films such as ‘Christmas in Boston’ (2005), ‘2:13’ (2009) and ‘Weather Girl’ (2009) before he finally had significant roles in films such as ‘Car Dogs’ (2017) and ‘Clara’ (2019). He made his TV debut in the TV film ‘The Dealership’ (2009) as ‘Jack Carson.’ He had his breakthrough role in ‘Suits,’ a show that established him as a successful actor in the industry. His other shows include ‘Luck’ (2011-12), ‘Orphan Black’ (2014-15) and ‘Commander in Chief’ (2006). He will next be seen in an upcoming drama show ‘The Right Stuff’ in 2020.
After learning that his girlfriend frequently engages in orgies behind his back, Mitch Martin joins his two friends Frank and Beanie, who are also dissatisfied with their personal lives, to re-live their past glory days. They turn Mitch's new house near a college campus into a fraternity, but draw the ire of the college dean Pritchard.
A young Dewey Cox accidentally kills his brother with a machete. The trauma makes him develop an affinity for playing blues. Dewey grows up to become a drug-fuelled, alcoholic, but massively successful musician. While a final machete duel with his father awaits him, he must also sort through his messy life to find what really matters.
This teen comedy film revolves around Mike and Fred, two teenagers, who want to begin a physical relationship with their girlfriends. Things get complicated when they arrive at the wrong apartment and meet a woman named Betty, who might be able to fulfill their sexual desires.
