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You Can't Take My Daughter

U.S. 2020. Drama by Tori Garrett with Lyndsy Fonseca, Kirstie Alley, Hunter Burke. A lawyer fights in court against the man who raped and impregnated her while she was in law school, and who, six years later, claims custody of their daughter.

Runtime: 86 min.

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Baby Sellers

U.S. 2013. Drama by Nick Willing with Jennifer Finnigan, Kirstie Alley, Nicole Munoz. A federal police officer infiltrates the adoption agency of a business person suspected of running an international child trafficking ring.

Runtime: 120 min.

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Write and Wrong

U.S. 2007. Comedy by Graeme Clifford with Kirstie Alley, Eric Christian Olsen, Stacy Grant. In Hollywood, a screenwriter considered too old by the producers hires her nephew as a proxy.

Runtime: n/d

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While I Was Gone

U.S. 2004. Psychological drama by Mike Robe with Kirstie Alley, Peter Horton, Bill Smitrovich. A veterinarian leading an uneventful life reconnects with an old friend who reveals a secret that could turn her life upside down.

Runtime: 120 min.

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Family Sins

U.S. 2003. Drama by Graeme Clifford with Kirstie Alley, Will Patton, Deanna Milligan. A mother considered a model citizen turns out to be a corrupt sadist.

Runtime: 86 min.

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Profoundly Normal

U.S. 2003. Chronicle by Graeme Clifford with Kirstie Alley, Delroy Lindo, Rosemary Dunsmore. A disabled couple overcomes many obstacles to fulfill their dream of starting a family.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Salem Witch Trials

U.S. 2002. History by Joseph Sargent with Kirstie Alley, Henry Czerny, Gloria Reuben. In 1691, a Puritan village in Massachusetts is the scene of a trial in which several women are accused of witchcraft.

Runtime: 240 min.

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Blonde

U.S. 2001. Biography by Joyce Chopra with Poppy Montgomery, Kirstie Alley, Patrick Dempsey. The life and acting career of Norma Jean Baker, better known as Marilyn Monroe.

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Mario Puzo's The Last Don II

U.S. 1998. Crime drama by Graeme Clifford with Jason Gedrick, Kirstie Alley, Patsy Kensit. The tribulations of a new mafia godfather whose family has ruled a criminal empire for over thirty years.

Runtime: 188 min.

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For Richer or Poorer

U.S. 1997. Comedy by Bryan Spicer with Tim Allen, Kirstie Alley, Jay O. Sanders. Fleeing the IRS, a New York high society couple hides out in a community of rigorous farmers living without modern conveniences.

Runtime: 115 min.

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Deconstructing Harry

U.S. 1997. Mores comedy by Woody Allen with Woody Allen, Kirstie Alley, Elisabeth Shue.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Toothless

U.S. 1997. Fantasy comedy by Melanie Mayron with Kirstie Alley, Dale Midkiff, Ross Malinger.

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Suddenly

U.S. 1996. Psychological drama by Robert Allan Ackerman with Kirstie Alley, Jason Beghe, Colleen Camp.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Peter and the Wolf

U.S. 1996. Tale by George Daugherty, Jean Flynn with Ross Malinger, Lloyd Bridges, Kirstie Alley.

Runtime: 61 min.

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It Takes Two

U.S. 1995. Comedy by Andy Tennant with Mary-Kate Olsen, Ashley Olsen, Kirstie Alley.

Runtime: 101 min.

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Radiant City

U.S. 1995. Dramatic comedy by Robert Allan Ackerman with Kirstie Alley, Clancy Brown, Gil Bellows.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Village of the Damned

U.S. 1995. Science-fiction by John Carpenter with Christopher Reeve, Kirstie Alley, Linda Kozlowski.

Runtime: 98 min.

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Look Who's Talking Now

U.S. 1993. Satire by Tom Ropelewski with John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Olympia Dukakis. Two dogs newly adopted by a small family comment on their canine experiences and their relationships with humans.

Runtime: 92 min.

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David's Mother

U.S. 1993. Psychological drama by Robert Allan Ackerman with Kirstie Alley, Sam Waterston, Stockard Channing. A divorced mother who is raising her autistic son alone is disturbed by the arrival of a man who has fallen in love with her.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Sibling Rivalry

U.S. 1990. Comedy by Carl Reiner with Kirstie Alley, Bill Pullman, Jami Gertz. Disappointed by her family life and encouraged by her wild sister, a woman has an affair with a stranger whose sudden death leads to certain complications.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Look Who's Talking Too

U.S. 1990. Comedy by Amy Heckerling with Kirstie Alley, John Travolta, Elias Koteas. A toddler comments on his parents

Runtime: 84 min.

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Madhouse

U.S. 1990. Comedy by Tom Ropelewski with John Larroquette, Kirstie Alley, Jessica Lundy. Having finally fulfilled their dream of living in the suburbs in peace, a couple sees their peace of mind seriously disturbed by the arrival of unwelcome visitors.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Look Who's Talking

U.S. 1989. Sentimental comedy by Amy Heckerling with Kirstie Alley, John Travolta, George Segal. After breaking up with her lover, a young woman sets out to find a new father for her baby with the help of a cab driver.

Runtime: 96 min.

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Shoot to Kill

U.S. 1988. Crime drama by Roger Spottiswoode with Sidney Poitier, Tom Berenger, Kirstie Alley. With the help of a mountain guide, a police officer goes after a criminal through the Rockies.

Runtime: 111 min.

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Summer School

U.S. 1987. Comedy by Carl Reiner with Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley, Robin Thomas. A physical education teacher is assigned to give remedial English classes to young dunces during summer vacations.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Infidelity

U.S. 1987. Sentimental drama by David Lowell Rich with Kirstie Alley, Lee Horsley, Laurie O'Brien. The sentimental tribulations of a couple who, in order to get back at each other, commit infidelities.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Stark: Mirror Image

U.S. 1986. Crime drama by Noel Nosseck with Nicolas Surovy, Kirstie Alley, Dennis Hopper. A Kansas police officer travels to Las Vegas to unravel the mystery surrounding the murder of a colleague.

Runtime: 120 min.

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Prince of Bel Air

U.S. 1985. Sentimental comedy by Charles Braverman with Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley, Robert Vaughn. In Los Angeles, a womanizing bachelor's life is transformed by the meeting of a young artist.

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A Bunny's Tale

U.S. 1985. Mores drama by Karen Arthur with Kirstie Alley, Cotter Smith, Deborah Van Valkenburgh. For the purposes of a report, a journalist is hired as a hostess in a Playboy club.

Runtime: 104 min.

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Runaway

U.S. 1984. Science-fiction by Michael Crichton with Tom Selleck, Cynthia Rhodes, Gene Simmons. In a heavily robotized future world, a police officer must confront a malevolent saboteur.

Runtime: 99 min.

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Champions

G.-B. 1983. Sports drama by John Irvin with John Hurt, Jan Francis, Edward Woodward. Discovering that he has cancer, an English jockey decides to fight the disease.

Runtime: 115 min.

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Blind Date

U.S. 1983. Horror by Mastorakis with Joseph Bottoms, Kirstie Alley, James Daughton. A man who is blind unmasks a murderer who kills his victims with a scalpel.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

U.S. 1982. Science-fiction by Nicholas Meyer with William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Ricardo Montalban. The commander of a spaceship enters into battle with an old enemy.

Runtime: 116 min.