Cheers

Twentysomething decorator, Sean Crawley, isn't very good at painting. This hasn’t gone unnoticed by his boss, Duke, who offers him an alternative; an introduction to his boss in turn, Matthews, whose shady business interests may be threatened by a man he wants followed. When stalking turns to murder, the deal goes sour and Sean must take it upon himself to collect money owed to him for his completed side of the bargain. However, this decision not only carries heavy consequences, but is complicated by his attraction to the dead mans widow.
In one of the more bizarre cinematic pairings, King of the Ants sees the writing talents of Charlie 'Fast Show' Higson combined with the directing talents of Stuart 'Re-Animator' Gordon. Higson wrote the screenplay based on his novel of the same name (his only novel) apparently using his own early decorating days as literary fodder. George 'Cheers
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The producers just sent us this movie trailer from the new comedy “Saturday Morning” by director Rob Greenberg and starring Joey Piscopo, Louis Mandylor (My Big Fat Greek Wedding) and George Wendt (Cheers). Synopsis: Mild-mannered businessman Wes Selman (Piscopo) is not a morning person, especially on weekends. So, when a home renovation project forces him up and out of the house at the crack of dawn on Saturday, hes not exactly thrilled. Upon stepping outside, Wes is shocked to discover a whole new world a Utopia of sorts where he can achieve nearly everything, including winning the affections of the woman of his dreams (newcomer Valerie Feingold). The catch? The [...]
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The true-life Sam Malone is leaving Cheers. For almost 35 years, bartender Eddie Doyle was the guy who really did know everybody's name in Boston. Like so many in this country, he's been laid off.
Cheers, ran for 11 seasons on NBC and made stars of little known performers like Ted Danson, Rhea Perlman, George Wendt, John Ratzenberger, Kelsey Grammer, Woody Harrelson, Kirstie Alley, Shelley Long, Bebe Neuwirth, and Nicholas Colasanto.
Though the show performed very poorly in its first season, ratings-starved NBC stuck with it and the show soon became a hit and a cornerstone of the network's Thursday night line-up.
The Cheers bar was based on the Bull & Finch tavern near Beacon Hill in Boston. Though it looks quite different on the inside, millions of tourists have flocked there to see the inspiration for their favorite television watering hole.
  The bar was reasonably popular but once the sitcom
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