| Bringing Down the House | |||||
| Buena Vista (2003) | |||||
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| Steve Martin | Peter Sanderson | |
| Queen Latifah | Charlene Morton | |
| Eugene Levy | Howie Rottman | |
| Joan Plowright | Virginia Arness | |
| Jean Smart | Kate Sanderson | |
| Kimberly J. Brown | Sarah Sanderson | |
| Angus T. Jones | Georgey Sanderson | |
| Missi Pyle | Ashley | |
| Michael Rosenbaum | Todd Gendler | |
| Betty White | Mrs. Kline | |
| Steve Harris | Widow | |
| Jim Haynie | Ed Tobias | |
| Aengus James | Mike | |
| Jernard Burks | Widow's Bodyguard | |
| Bronzell Miller | Widow's Bodyguard |
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| Producer |
Ashok Amritraj
Jane Bartelme |
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| Writer |
Jason Filardi
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| Cinematography |
Julio Macat
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| Musician |
Lalo Schifrin
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Straight-laced lawyer, Peter Sanderson (Steve Martin) meets and falls in love with online chat friend "Lawyer-Girl", Charlene Morton (Queen Latifah), only to discover she's a convicted bank robber. Charlene escapes from jail and comes looking for Peter to help clear her name. |
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