a 1987 American comedy film , written by Leslie Dixondirected by Arthur Hiller and starring Shelley Long and Bette Midler

Outrageous Fortune is a 1987 American comedy film written by Leslie Dixon, directed by Arthur Hiller and starring Shelley Long and Bette Midler.

the Arthur Hiller

the Arthur Hiller directed comedy OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE (1987).

Arthur Hiller, a competent filmmaker whose best movie - ``The Inlaws'' - made Alan Arkin and Peter Falk into a triumphant new comedy team

``Outrageous Fortune'' was directed by Arthur Hiller, a competent filmmaker whose best movie - ``The Inlaws'' - made Alan Arkin and Peter Falk into a triumphant new comedy team.

Rose Lewin Franken

In 1943 Rose Lewin Franken wrote and directed Outrageous Fortune, a play about anti-Semitism and homophobia, casting against type to defy stereotypes, but despite praise from critics, the play closed after 77 performances.

Simon Bennett

television series director Simon Bennett known best for Outrageous Fortune.

Globetrotter Vanessa Alexander's CV

Globetrotter Vanessa Alexander's CV encompasses writing, directing (the debut episodes of both Outrageous Fortune and Agent Anna) and producing (short film Cargo).

Mark Beesley and Simon Bennett

The series was produced by Auckland company South Pacific Pictures; a number of those who worked on the show would have a big hand in South Pacific Pictures hit Outrageous Fortune, including co-creator Rachel Lang, directors Mark Beesley and Simon Bennett, and producer John Laing.

by Ita Fitzmahony

Written and performed by Carol Walsh, co-created and directed by Ita Fitzmahony, OutRAGEous Fortune is a clown show for adults.

by Courtney Hunt (Law & Order: SVU)

Directed by Courtney Hunt (Law & Order: SVU), with the script by Nicholas Kazan (Reversal of Fortune), Fortune stars Keanu Reeves, Renée Zellweger, Gabriel Basso, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Jim Belushi.

On making the transition from directing television to directing feature films working with John Astin on directing 'An Alan Smithee Film' and ; on directing 'Love Story' Arthur Hiller on how Arthur Hiller came to direct for Climax! Arthur Hiller on directing Climax

On making the transition from directing television to directing feature films; on directing 'Love Story' and on being nominated for an Oscar; on directing 'Hospital,' 'Silver Streak,' 'The In-Laws,' and 'The Lonely Guy' On directing 'Outrageous Fortune,' 'See No Evil, Hear No Evil,' and 'The Babe'; on directing 'An Alan Smithee Film' and working with John Astin; on directing 'Love Story' Arthur Hiller on how Arthur Hiller came to direct for Climax! Arthur Hiller on directing Climax!

Jarel Reisz

The original film, scripted by James Toback and directed by Jarel Reisz, told the story of a literature professor named Alex Freed who has a serious gambling addition.

Arthur Penn

This enormously entertaining movie was directed by Arthur Penn.

Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock directs the fizzy tale of a millionaire who pretends to lose Alfred Hitchcock's fortune to teach Alfred Hitchcock's wayward daughter a lesson.

Atom Egoyan

The film had enjoyed commercial success and became director Atom Egoyan's biggest moneymaker ever.

by the late Mike Nichols

Originally released in 1975 and somewhat forgotten ever since, The Fortune is a broad farce set in the ‘20s and directed by the late Mike Nichols.

Peter Evans

The director (Peter Evans) makes full use every actor’s talents for comedy, creating a cast of absurd caricatures, ranging from Orgon’s spoilt brats – the petulant daughter in pink Mariane (Sara Gleeson) and the barely contained emo son in orange Damis

Joel Schwartz

This silly swashbuckler finds a pre-fame Flynn (Thomas Cocquerel) in Papua New Guinea in 1930, discovering gold as a pre-fame Flynn leads wisecracking film director Joel Schwartz (Dan Fogler) through the jungle.

Stilicho , a Vandal,

Stilicho, a Vandal, directed the fortunes of the West until the Roman Emperor's death in 408, but the Empire of the East soon began to take a leading part, especially after the barbarians commenced to invade the West about 405, and to establish independent kingdoms within the boundaries of the Empire.

Jonathan Levine

The film was directed by Jonathan Levine who was to go on to great popular and critical success with the odd comedy, The Wackness.

James Rewucki

The film was written and directed by James Rewucki and produced by Absurd Machine Films.