Bridget Fonda, Matt Dillon, Kyra Sedgwick and Campbell Scott in an "exuberant romantic comedy" (Rolling Stone) about Seattle twenty- somethings searching for-and running from-love.

PATRICIA CLARKSON , PETER SARSGAARD and CAMPBELL SCOTT, star in this critically acclaimed tale of lust, power, corruption, betrayal and revenge set in the seductive world of the Hollywood elite.

Set in Manhattan, Roger Dodger takes a comic look at the male ego and the art of manipulating women. Campbell Scott stars as Roger, a sharp-witted advertising copywriter who can talk his way into any skirt. Which is exactly why his nephew, Nick, pays him a visit. With Nick's virginity at stake, Roger takes him out for a one-night crash course in seduction, only to realize he still has quite a lot to learn about women...and himself.

Released in 2006, the story is set in 1994 and The Handy Kaufmans, New Jersey's foremost underachieving rock band, are about to embark on one final tour. Either they make it big this time, or they resign themselves to a life of 9-to-5 mediocrity. Lee (CHRISTIAN CAMPBELL, Trick), their drummer, is a control freak and being pushed out by his retiring parents (MARK HAMILL, Star Wars; SALLY KIRKLAND, Anna). Donnie (J.P. PITOC, Trick, Six Feet Under), lead singer and compulsive lothario, and Big Frank (JAY LEGGETT, Ally McBeal), the incompetent but gold-hearted manager, are always causing trouble. Mike (SCOTT BURKHARDT), the chief songwriter, tries to emulate the tortured-artist lifestyle of the icons he idolizes. While their bassist, Jim (BRET DOMROSE, Dogstar), electrocutes himself in a drunken pissing contest, the band is joined by last-minute replacement Trixie (LARA BOYD RHODES, Lava Lounge), a wild beauty and bassist who sparks up Lee's dormant romantic instincts. Will they be able to overcome themselves in

Released in 2006, the story is set in 1994 and The Handy Kaufmans, New Jersey's foremost underachieving rock band, are about to embark on one final tour. Either they make it big this time, or they resign themselves to a life of 9-to-5 mediocrity. Lee (CHRISTIAN CAMPBELL, Trick), their drummer, is a control freak and being pushed out by his retiring parents (MARK HAMILL, Star Wars; SALLY KIRKLAND, Anna). Donnie (J.P. PITOC, Trick, Six Feet Under), lead singer and compulsive lothario, and Big Frank (JAY LEGGETT, Ally McBeal), the incompetent but gold-hearted manager, are always causing trouble. Mike (SCOTT BURKHARDT), the chief songwriter, tries to emulate the tortured-artist lifestyle of the icons he idolizes. While their bassist, Jim (BRET DOMROSE, Dogstar), electrocutes himself in a drunken pissing contest, the band is joined by last-minute replacement Trixie (LARA BOYD RHODES, Lava Lounge), a wild beauty and bassist who sparks up Lee's dormant romantic instincts. Will they be able to overcome themselves in

Directed by Joel Schumacher, Dying Young was adapted from a novel by Marti Leimbach. When Victor Geddes (Campbell Scott) discovers that he is suffering from leukemia, his wealthy family hires pretty, young Hillary O'Neil (Julia Roberts) to help nurse him through his chemotherapy treatment. As the two struggle through the debilitating effects of Victor's treatment, they fall in love and attempt to make the most of their time together. Campbell Scott's real mother, the late Colleen Dewhurst, plays his reel mother in the film. ~ Iotis Erlewine, All Movie Guide.

Campbell Scott is both star and co-director of this elaborate (albeit economically produced) four-hour TV version of Shakespeare's immortal tragedy {+Hamlet, Prince of Denmark}. The film is based on Scott's earlier theatrical production of the same play, with several of the same actors repeating their same roles. Updated to 1900 New York, the text remains substantially the same as it has always been: Hamlet (Scott), the melancholy Danish prince, discovers to his horror that his late father, the King, was murdered by his brother (and Hamlet's uncle) Claudius (Jamey Sheridan), who upon ascending to the throne, added insult to injury by wedding Hamlet's mother, Gertrude (Blair Brown). Though his desire for revenge is strong, Hamlet does not want any more bloodshed, and concocts an elaborate scheme to catch the conscience of Claudius and force him into a confession. Part of this scheme involves Hamlet's feigned descent into madness -- which, as interpreted by Scott, may not be as feigned as he thinks it is. Caugh

The 4400 Creator Scott Peters Shows You Around The New Sets Created For Season Four

The 4400 Creator Scott Peters Escorts You Around The Set