Articles about A Few Good Men

From Patton to Braveheart, unforgettable moments in on-screen oratory

For the first decade of his career Rob Reiner couldn't make a bad film; in the years since, he is incapable of making a good one. The impressiveness of his hot streak is matched only by the crappy quality of the films he's done since. Nearly all of Reiner's great films could be seen as primarily the work of another, more talented party: Nora Ephron, Aaron Sorkin, Christopher Guest, William Goldman

Although he began his career as a stand-up comedian, Kevin Pollak eased his way into acting in the late 1980s and still continues to pick up gigs as an actor on a regular basis - including roles in "A Few Good Men" and "The Usual Suspects." Here's what he has to say about some of his random roles from over the years.

"The Firm" is becoming a TV show; @willapaskin gamely picked 5 other @tomcruise flicks that should follow suit

"A Few Good Men," the 1992 courtroom drama written by Aaron Sorkin, has fostered a puzzle about who inspired the main character (played by Tom Cruise).

Video: Every movie scene is better with a digitally-imposed Tom Selleck mustache on characters

Forgot grandmotherly or senior sex symbol - @npr came up with 20 male film roles Helen Mirren would have dominated

Noah Wyle talks about his new TV series "Falling Skies" and recalls his 12 seasons working on "ER"

Video editor Harry Hanrahan created a compilation of the "100 greatest movie threats of all time"

Someone figured out that every major 2011 Oscar winner (and most nominees) are only 2 degrees from Kevin Bacon