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1/2 | Tom Cruise | Jerry Maguire |
| Cuba Gooding Jr. | Rod Tidwell |
| Renée Zellweger | Dorothy Boyd |
| Kelly Preston | Avery Bishop |
| Jay Mohr | Bob Sugar |
| Jerry O'Connell | Frank Cushman |
| Bonnie Hunt | Laurel Boyd |
| Jonathan Lipnicki | Ray Boyd |
| Regina King | Marcee Tidwell |
| Beau Bridges | Matt Cushman [Uncredited] |
| Todd Louiso | Chad The Nanny |
| Larina Adamson | Women's Group Member |
| Troy Aikman | Himself |
| Alberto Alfavo | Mariachi Band Member |
| Lisa Amsterdam | Patricia Logan |
| Alison Armitage | Former Girlfriend |
| Beaumont Bacon | Cleo |
| Brent Barry | Calvin Nack |
| Ingrid Beer | Anne-Louise |
| Drake Bell | Jesse Remo |
| Nada Bestopovich | Wendy |
| Dean Blasucci | Himself |
| Drew Bledsoe | Himself |
| Amaryllis Borrego | Former Girlfriend |
| Nada Bospotovich | Wendy |
| Klair Bybee | NFL Guest |
| Jerry Cantrell | Jesus Of CopyMat |
| Ki-Juana Carter | Himself |
| Christine Cavanaugh | Mrs. Remo |
| Brandon Christianson | Young Golfer |
| Kelly Coffield | Jan |
| Kerry Collins | Himself |
| Charlie Cronin | Hootie Fan |
| Alice Marie Crowe | Alice |
| Luis Damian | Mariachi Band Member |
| Dan Dierdorf | Himself |
| Roy Firestone | Himself |
| Wayne Fontes | Himself |
| Evelyn Fontes | Herself |
| Glenn Frey | Dennis Wilburn |
| Tom Friend | Himself |
| Stephanie Furst | Former Girlfriend |
| Tom Gallop | Ben |
| Frank Gifford | Himself |
| Angela Goethals | Kathy Sanders |
| Reagan Gomez-Preston | Tidwell's Cousin |
| Theo Greenly | Hootie Fan |
| Jesus Alberto Guzman | Mariachi Band Member |
| Lisa Ann Hadley | Former Girlfriend |
| Gale Hillman | Locker Room Athlete |
| Winnie Holzman | Women's Group Member |
| Toby Huss | Steve Remo |
| Jim Irsay | Himself |
| Meg Irsay | Herself |
| Lamont Johnson | Weepy Athlete |
| Rick Johnson | John Swenson |
| Michael James Johnson | Clark Hodd |
| Diana Jordan | Women's Group Member |
| Jared Jussim | Dicky Fox |
| Kymberly Kaill | Former Girlfriend |
| Mel Kiper | Himself |
| Richie Kortite | Himself |
| Kirsten Krueger | Draft Reporter |
| Lightfield Lewis | Room Service Waiter |
| Jonathan Lipinski | Ray Boyd |
| Lucy Liu | Former Girlfriend |
| Donal Logue | Rick (Junior Agent) |
| Russel Lunday | Doctor |
| Jeffrey Lurie | Himself |
| Dallas Malloy | Himself |
| Ivana Marina | Former Girlfriend |
| Tim McDonald | Himself |
| Al Michaels | Himself |
| Ivana Milicevic | Ex Girlfriend |
| Rick Mirer | Himself |
| Jim Moffatt | NFL Guest |
| Art Monk | Himself |
| Warren Moon | Himself |
| Rob Moore | Himself |
| Herman Moore | Himself |
| Juan Arnoldo Morales | Mariachi Band Member |
| Johnnie Morton | Himself |
| Susan Norfleet | Women's Group Member |
| Lauren Parker | Former Girlfriend |
| Mark Pellington | Bill Dooler |
| Susan Pingleton | Women's Group Member |
| Emily Procter | Former Girlfriend |
| Emily Proctor | Former Girlfriend |
| Thomas J. Reilly | Reverend |
| Rebecca Rigg | Former Girlfriend |
| Danny Rimmer | Sad Autograph Boy |
| Drew Rosenhaus | Himself |
| Jordan Ross | Art Stallings |
| Cha-Cha Sandoval | Women's Group Member |
| Erica Sergi | Herself |
| Stanley Sessoms | Shower Man |
| Samantha Smith | Former Girlfriend |
| Benjamin Kimball Smith | Keith Cushman |
| Aries Spears | Tee Pee |
| Lisa Stahl | Former Girlfriend |
| Golde Starger | Former Girlfriend |
| Eric Stoltz | Ethan Valhere |
| Jeremy Suarez | Tyson Tidwell |
| Rod Tate | "Baja" Brunard |
| Shannon Thornton | Pressbox Columnist |
| Mike Tirico | Himself |
| Leslie Upson | Flight Attendant |
| David Ursin | General Manager |
| Justina Vail | Former Girlfriend |
| Hynden Walch | Women's Group Member |
| Jann Wenner | Scully |
| Alexandra Wentworth | Bobbi Fallon |
| Mike White | Himself |
| Stacey Williams | Former Girlfriend |
| Katarina Witt | Herself |
| Lee Zick | NFL Guest |
| Jerry Ziesmer | Trainer |
| Cameron Crowe | Director, Producer, Screenwriter |
| Stephen F. Andrich | Camera Operator |
| Carrie Angland | Makeup |
| Rod Basham | Editor |
| Richard A. Benoit | Special Effects |
| Danny Bramson | Musical Direction/Supervision |
| James L. Brooks | Producer |
| Cinesite | Special Effects |
| Chuck Cohen | Camera Operator |
| Mitchell Dubin | Camera Operator |
| Gil Gagnon | Production Manager |
| Tom George | Consultant/advisor |
| Christopher Gerrity | Asst. Director |
| Tom Goral | Consultant/advisor |
| Clay Griffith | Set Decoration/Design |
| Paul H. Haines Jr. | Special Effects |
| Clayton R. Hartley | Art Director |
| Betsy Faith Heimann | Costumes/Costume Designer |
| Joe Hutshing | Editor |
| Bridget Johnson | Executive Producer |
| Janusz Kaminski | Cinematographer |
| Gail Levin | Casting |
| Stephen Lineweaver | Production Designer |
| Laurence Mark | Producer |
| Donald Marks | Camera Operator |
| J. Michael Mendel | Associate Producer |
| Jeffrey Moorad | Consultant/advisor |
| David Moritz | Editor |
| Mark Pellington | Consultant/advisor |
| Bruce S. Pustin | Co-producer |
| Virginia Randolph | Art Director |
| Richard Sakai | Producer |
| Amy Schmidt | Asst. Director |
| John D. Schofield | Co-producer |
| Leigh Steinberg | Consultant/advisor |
| Lisa Stewart | Associate Producer |
| Tricia Tomey | Casting |
| Warren Turner | Asst. Director |
| Jeff Wexler | Sound Mixer |
| Nancy Wilson | Songwriter |
| Nancy Wilson | Songwriter |
| Ken Wolfe | Consultant/advisor |
| Jerry Ziesmer | Asst. Director |
a very dramatic but heart warming comedy with Tom Crusie and Renee Zellweger makes you laugh cry a very sweet romantic dramatic comedy quote you had me at hello
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Posted October 1, 2010
Jerry Maguire holds up well. It might not be the best movie ever, the way it might have felt the first time around, but it's pretty darn good. People who are interesting behaving in funny and wrenching ways. Of course, the soundtrack is very strong. I went right out and bought the soundtrack too. A convincing mix of popular genres, great performers, maybe not enough jazz.
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Posted October 1, 2010
There are so many wonderful moments in this movie, it's hard to know where to start. The action away from the action is terrific. Renee's facial expressions and body language when Tom has his back turned are subtle but wonderful. The exchange between Cuba and Renee after she sees Tom's struggle on the wedding day is great. And, the interplay between Dorothy and her sister is just wonderful. Of course, the main action is pretty spectacular, too. I love this movie. See the DVD. The commentary is lots of fun.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I've been spending the last six hours watching the DVD of ''Jerry Maguire.'' It is really fun, especially watching Cameron, Tom, Renee and Cuba as they watch the film and talk about it. When I saw this film originally in 1996, I literally cried the last twenty minutes of the film. This time through, it was only on and off for the last 20 minutes. What an emotional film. I love the script, the little touches and the performances. This is a great film and the DVD that does it justice.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Tom Cruise is at the top of his game with this movie. He's perfect for the role of a sports agent, mainly because of his long-term star status, dealings with agents, and high school athletic background, enough said. Renee Zellweger comes across as the perfect screwed up girl-next-door, loyal to a fault, but the character widens as the story goes along. A good point to bring up is the inclusion of Paul McCartney's ''Junk'' (there are two: ''Singalong Junk,'' and ''Junk'' both on the ''McCartney'' album and I suspect that ''Junk'' is the actual song used as I didn't hear the lyrics, maybe it's in the credits and I missed it. The movie is about a fired sports agent who is trying to hold on to his one client (Cuba Gooding, Jr.,) his girlfriend (Zellweger) and his new business. Cruise seemed to bottom out after ''Born on the Fourth of July'' and bombed with ''Days of Thunder'' (which I thought was a good ''Top Gun'' on wheels. Through a series of good moves (Anne Rice's ''Interview with a Vampire,'' ''A Few Good Men,'' and Grisham's ''The Firm,'' he has come out unscathed. Jerry McGuire is as much a classic as ''Top Gun.''
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Posted October 1, 2010
We all come to those points in life where we question what we do. In this case, Jerry Maguire is that person, questioning his carreer as a sports agent, who only seems to care about the job, rather than the people he represents. After being fired for writing his ideas in a mission statement, a woman who works in his profession quits with him, and they begin a new company. In the process of loosing all he knows in life, he realizes how painful and hard life can be, and how important loyalty, friendship, and love are. This film is one of the best movies of 1996. As well as a wonderful romantic comedy, that speaks the truth about life, and love.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Get beyond the phrase du jour, ''Show me the money'' and you'll find this to be a gem of a picture. Tom Cruise almost steals the film from Oscar winner Cuba Gooding, Jr.(Best Supporting Actor)...thanks to a generously superb script by director Cameron Crowe who gets the most from all his players. Jay Mohr shines as a weasel sports agent. A complete film experience.
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