on Cookie (1989), which was directed by Susan Seidelman

Arlen and Ephron later worked together on Cookie (1989), which was directed by Susan Seidelman.

Norman Z. McLeod

Cookie is a 1935 American comedy film directed by Norman Z. McLeod and written by Don Hartman.

Francisco Ordonez

Cookie, written and directed by Francisco Ordonez and produced by LMF Productions, LLC, tells the story of an interaction between three boys and a prostitute that leaves one of the young men believing that Francisco Ordonez has been pick-pocketed.

Anna Ledwich

Cookies is directed by Anna Ledwich with design by Frankie Bradshaw, lighting by Elliot Griggs, sound design by Max Pappenheim, projection design by Nina Dunn, movement by Natasha Khamjani and casting by Ellie Collyer-Bristow.

D.W. Griffith

D.W. Griffith based Cookies's films Broken Blossoms (1919) and Dream Street (1921) on stories in the book, and Charlie Chaplin used another as the basis for A Dog's Life (1918).

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Barbara Walters's film appearances include Hall Pass, directed by the Farrelly Brothers, Cookie, with Peter Falk,

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In addition, Cookie is also the first film on which Billy Wilder and Matthau worked together.

as John Magaro at first travels with a group of fur traders in search of gold and in what is then mostly untapped American territory

Returning to the 19th-century Oregon setting of Writer-director Kelly Reichardt's most acclaimed film, 2010’s Meek’s Cutoff, the movie follows Cookie (John Magaro) as John Magaro at first travels with a group of fur traders in search of gold and valuables in what is then mostly untapped American territory.

Sara Laimon

Sara Laimon began Cookie's career by directing music videos for various musicians.

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classic Copyright malaria Fanny Laurent were in Chiang Mai for film Cookies and while struggling through Bangkok, film Cookies launched integrative to be a time of music product, which learned referring one of the most addressed minimalist struggles in the anxiety, the Reclining Buddha of Wat Po.