LUC BESSON directs BRUCE WILLIS, GARY OLDMAN and IAN HOLM in a timeless story that takes a glimpse into a non-apocalyptic future.

The voices of an all-star cast (Ralph Fiennes, Julie Christie, William Hurt and Ian Holm) bring an aspiring perspective to the greatest story ever told- the life of Jesus Christ.

The voices of an all-star cast (Ralph Fiennes, Julie Christie, William Hurt and Ian Holm) bring an aspiring perspective to the greatest story ever told- the life of Jesus Christ.

In this adaptation of George Orwell's classic novel, the four-legged friends of Animal Farm decide to stage a revolt against human owner (Pete Postlethwaite) to be "free and equal." Animal Farm features the voices of Patrick Stewart, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ian Holm, Julia Ormond and more.

Renaissance is a breakthrough sci-fi thriller for a new millennium. Dare to enter a bold vision of the future in the tradition of Blade Runner and Sin City - drenched with state-of-the art animation and a gripping story. It's 2054 Paris and the city lives in the shadow of corporate giant, Avalon, which sells the irresistible promise of "ageless beauty." The sudden kidnapping of a gifted young scientist draws a tough-as-nails cop into a twisted underworld of corporate espionage, genetic research and organized crime. Featuring the stellar voice talents of Daniel Craig (Casino Royale), Jonathan Pryce (Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy) and Ian Holm (The Lord of the Rings trilogy).

Based on a true story, Chariots of Fire is the internationally acclaimed Oscar-winning drama of two very different men who compete as runners in the 1924 Paris Olympics. Eric Liddell (Ian Charleson), a serious Christian Scotsman, believes that he has to succeed as a testament to his undying religious faith. Harold Abrahams (Ben Cross), is a Jewish Englishman who wants desperately to be accepted and prove to the world that Jews are not inferior. The film crosscuts between each man's life as he trains for the competition, fueled by these very different desires. As compelling as the racing scenes are, it's really the depth of the two main characters that touches the viewer, as they forcefully drive home the theme that victory attained through devotion, commitment, integrity, and sacrifice is the most admirable feat that one can achieve. (Ian Holm was nominated for an Oscar as Best Supporting Actor in his role as Abrahams' coach), and this powerful film ended up with four Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Origin

New Zealand filmmaker Peter Jackson fulfills his lifelong dream of transforming author J.R.R. Tolkien's best-selling fantasy epic into a three-part motion picture that begins with this holiday 2001 release. Elijah Wood stars as Frodo Baggins, a Hobbit resident of the medieval Middle-earth who discovers that a ring bequeathed to him by beloved relative and benefactor Bilbo (Ian Holm) is in fact the One Ring, a device that will allow its master to manipulate dark powers and enslave the world. Frodo is charged by the wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) to return the ring to Mount Doom, the evil site where it was forged millennia ago and the only place where it can be destroyed. Accompanying Frodo is a fellowship of eight others: his Hobbit friends Sam (Sean Astin), Merry (Dominic Monaghan), and Pippin (Billy Boyd); plus Gandalf; the human warriors Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen) and Boromir (Sean Bean); Elf archer Legolas (Orlando Bloom); and Dwarf soldier Gimli (John Rhys-Davies). The band's odyssey to the dreaded land of

Dr. Putney (Ian Holm) gives Jerri Blank (Amy Sedaris) advise on how to help bring her father out of a coma.

Terry Rapson (Ian Holm) wakes Jack Hall (Dennis Quaid) with some grave news.

Jack Hall (Dennis Quaid) and Terry Rapson (Ian Holm) realize that the catastrophic storms are occurring world-wide.