TV Guide: Tom Wilson

Listing: Procrastination; I'm with Stupid

Sun, 07 Sep 2008 17:00:00 +0000

Sun Sep 7 05:00 PM NIK A wacky dream provides SpongeBob with the inspiration for his boating-school essay. Later, he plays dumb to impress Patrick's parents.

Video: They Shoot Movies, Don't They?

Video Detective — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 08:32:58 +0000

They Shoot Movies, Don't They? is a mockumentary about Tom Paulson (Tom Wilson), a filmmaker attempting to get financing to complete his feature film, entitled Mirage. The director, Frank Gallagher, narrates, describing how Paulson was a hot baseball prospect before an injury ended his athletic career. Paulson then turned to film, and got a development deal at Universal right out of college. Frustrated with waiting for the studio to approve one of his projects, Paulson gave up his lucrative deal at Universal and threw all his money into his own independent production. The film picks up as Mirage wraps. Paulson has a distribution deal in place, but the distributor backs out at the last minute, giving Paulson a choice. Either he can turn over control of postproduction to the distributor, or the deal is dead. Paulson refuses to relinquish control of his film, leaving him 80,000 dollars short of completion. He turns to a friend, successful businessman Ari Barak, who offers to come up with half the completion mone

Video: Clambake

Video Detective — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 04:29:55 +0000

Elvis Presley plays Scott Heyward, the son of a Texas oil millionaire in this thin storyline. Scott changes places with the poor but honest water-skiing instructor Tom Wilson (Will Hutchins) to find out if women love him for himself or his money. Tom goes to the posh penthouse previously occupied by Scott, and Scott takes over as the instructor. Scott's father Duster (James Gregory) blows a gasket when he finds out what his son is doing. Boat builder Sam Burton (Gary Merrill) talks Scott into driving his new boat in the big race. Elvis delivers 8 songs in one of the more lackluster vehicles of his 1960s film catalogue. A bevy of beauties, some exciting race scene, and glossy production all help this one across the finish line. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide.

Video: Let's Get Harry

Video Detective — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 21:55:00 +0000

Stuart Rosenberg, under the guise of Alan Smithee, directed this action film concerning a soldier of fortune sent into a South American country to rescue a kidnapped American during a revolutionary upheaval. Harry Burk Jr. (Mark Harmon) and United States Ambassador Douglas (Bruce Gray) are held hostage by Colombian drug dealers who demand the release of associates who are imprisoned in the United States. But the U.S. government refuses to negotiate with the drug dealers. In disgust, Harry's brother Corey (Michael Schoeffling) and three of his friends (Tom Wilson, Glen Frey, and Rick Rossovich), along with an adventurous auto dealer named Jack (Gary Busey), hire mercenary soldier Shrike (Robert Duvall) to sneak into Columbia and rescue Harry. ~ Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide.

Photo: Help Me Help You - "Sasha's Birthday BBQ" - Lindsay Sloane, Tom Wilson and Jane Kaczmarek

courtesy Michael Becker/ABC

Help Me Help You, Lindsay Sloane, Jane Kaczmarek, Tom Wilson

Photo: Help Me Help You - "Sasha's Birthday BBQ" - Ted Danson, Jane Kaczmarek and Tom Wilson

courtesy Michael Becker/ABC

Help Me Help You, Ted Danson, Jane Kaczmarek, Tom Wilson

Photo: Help Me Help You - "Sasha's Birthday BBQ" - Ted Danson and Tom Wilson

courtesy Michael Becker/ABC

Help Me Help You, Ted Danson, Tom Wilson

Photo: Help Me Help You - Ted Danson, Jane Kaczmarek and Tom Wilson

courtesy Richard Cartwright/ABC

Help Me Help You, TED DANSON, JANE KACZMAREK, TOM WILSON

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