Cusack plays Rob Gordon, the owner of a specialist record store where the geek/fan boy helpers aren't much help.

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When puppeteer Craig Schwartz goes for a job interview on a half-height floor you know that surreality is the order of the day. His home life is not the best, his plain-jane wife (Cameron Diaz) is unhappy, and work life becomes complicated when he falls for a co-worker. Then one day he finds a small hidden door and down the rabbit hole he goes ... right into John Malkovich's head. Suddenly he discovers that he has found a way to take over Malkovich's life for a short time.

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as Nelson Rockefeller

"You land a million planes safely, then you have one little mid-air and you never hear the end of it": Air Traffic Controller New York Tracon.

Nick Falzone is the top gun at New York Tracon where they are responsible for more lives in a shift than a surgeon does in an entire career. Forget aeroplane drivers, these ATCs are the best of the best. When his pre-eminence is threatened by an even more eccentric controller (Billy Bob Thornton) Falzone's behaviour and life take a nose dive.

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As Captain John Gaff Details

Animated tale of the Russian princess.

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Based on the experiences of writer John Kelso (Cusack), this is the story of a scandalous murder trial in eccentric old Savannah. So extraordinary are the characters, in fact, that one is self-portrayed. Also appearing are Kevin Spacey. Directed by Clint Eastwood.

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At the end of this movie it's almost impossible to remember what John Cusack does as U.S. Marshal Vince Larkin -- a waste of his talents.

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Martin Q. 'Marty' Blank is a remorseless, conscienceless contract killer -- trained by the government when they discovered that he had a certain "moral flexibility". Now on the eve of his high school reunion he is heading back home, to do a job, evade the spooks, avoid a self-proclaimed union organiser (Dan Ackroyd), and to resolve things with his high school sweetheart.

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