Kelsey Grammer

When Allen and Marcus suspect a high-end wedding planner is taking advantage of same-sex couples, Marcus sees this is an opportunity to help a young couple. While Allen sees the lucrative potential in cornering the market on future same-sex divorces.

After Allen (Kelsey Grammer), a blue-blood Chicago lawyer, is fired from his father's law firm, he is brought down to this courthouse to be punished; there he runs into Marcus (Martin Lawrence), a man-of-the-people community lawyer.

When Allen brings Marcus to his prestigious law school reunion, Allen finds himself sidelined by his friends and unexpectedly outshined by his partner.

When Allen and Marcus decide to make a commercial for their practice, Allen's inflated ego takes the helm and creates a disaster.

When Marcus hires a former client and recently paroled ex-convict to work in the office, Allen suspects the once-criminal to have ulterior motives.

As Allen carefully assembles the jury for their next case against an old rival, Marcus dives back into the dating scene for the first time since his divorce.

Jack finds himself adrift after his father, legendary Coach Davis, cuts him from his renowned soccer club. Estranged from his dad, at odds with his brother and desperate for purpose, he turns to his ex-girlfriend Sofia. Inspired by her tough love and unwavering pursuit to become a recording artist, he takes one last shot at his lifelong dream, by trying out for a rival soccer club.

For more than twenty years, Kelsey Grammar played the brilliant but fussy psychiatrist Frasier Crane, first on Cheers, then on the wildly successful spinoff, Frasier. During those two decades, Grammer received 17 Emmy nominations, winning four as the psychiatrist-turned-radio host and another one for providing the voice of Sideshow Bob on yet another television classic, The Simpsons. In So Far... Grammar recounts his life and career in a frank and...

This noir classic by the "superb storyteller" is the basis for the movie named the best British film of all time by the British Film Institute (The New York Times).   Almost-broke pulp author Rollo Martins sets out for Vienna after receiving an invitation from his old friend Harry Lime, who might have a financial opportunity for him. But when he arrives, he's shocked to learn that Lime is dead in what appeared to be an accident-and that his pal...

Gambling addiction bring the stories of three otherwise unconnected people together as it destroys each of their lives in this critically acclaimed drama from Academy Award nominated director Mark Rydell (On Golden Pond).