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The role John C. McGinley ended up playing on Scrubs for nine seasons semi-famously called for a "John C. McGinley type." McGinley began his career as a theater actor before making the leap to the big screen with the help of Oliver Stone, who cast him in Platoon and Wall Street. He's been ubiquitous in television and film over the past few decades, often playing law-enforcement agents and other authority figures, before finding a career-defining role as the irreverent but loving doctor/mentor on Scrubs.

Forget Scary Movie 5. Forget the tiger blood. Charlie Sheen has actually starred in a lot of great films.

The technique of simply staring at a computer screen is common amongst recent critically-acclaimed films that use information, math, data, code and the like as major elements in their plots. The information itself is only made fleetingly available, if seen at all. Instead, traditional dramatic techniques illustrate the dramatic affect of the information.

In honor of Black Friday, the nation's busiest shopping day, watch Sarah Jessica Parker, Isla Fisher, Julia Roberts, and more go on buying binges

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

A @VanityFair slideshow of the "The 25 Most Fashionable Films in Hollywood"

An inventory of movie lines we've effectively repeated to death

Thirteen overly-quoted movies.

Bankers have long gotten a bum rap on the big screen, says The @Guardian. A brief history, with film clips

Oliver Stone views America in his own unique, if sometimes contradictory ways. His track record is certainly marked by tremendous highs, definite lows and curious middles. A look at his portfolio here in @indiewire.