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The most iconic image of actor John Cusack remains a scene from the 1989 movie Say Anything.

John Cusack stumbles on a curious government cover-up that's about to blow sky high in Roland Emmerich's '2012.' Columbia Pictures John Cusack is a reliably interesting actor, and if his movies are not always up to the standards of his best - " among them, Say Anything... and High Fidelity - " they are at least watchable.

Those that were eating Rice Krispies as they watched the CBS "Early Show" Thursday heard a lot more than snap, crackle and pop during Harry Smith's interview with movie star John Cusack.

There's a little quiet indie movie being released this week called 2012 . If you haven't heard of it, check your local arty theater for more details.

John Cusack has been a certain kind of hero for decades now-- every guy wants the guts to serenade his crush like Lloyd Dobler in Say Anything , or the limitless pop culture knowledge of Rob Gordon in High Fidelity .

Say Anything 20th Anniversary Edition : John Cusack's much-loved romantic comedy-drama returns in a new special edition and makes its Blu-ray debut.

The 'Crash' actress - who has two daughters, eight-year-old Ripley and Nico, four, with her husband, writer Ol Parker - has strong friendships with her male pals because she never tries to manipulate them with her sexuality.

He doesn't have to say anything about world peace. Chicago native John Cusack will take a moment and find the deeper meaning to his new disaster film '2012.' ABOVE: John Cusack plays a writer and divorced father who tries to save the world from collapse in the Roland Emmerich-directed disaster film '2012.' BELOW: 'That movie has a life of its own,' ...

Thankfully, Peter Gabriel realized the error of his ways: Would Lloyd Dobler be the same without In Your Eyes? Anniversaries offer time for reflection, and is there any medium more reflective than the silver screen? This week saw the release of two celebratory reissues: Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest turns 50; Cameron Crowe's Say Anything ...

U.S. film star John Cusack says he is happy people still love his classic teen romance "Say Anything" two decades after he made it.

Twenty years ago Cameron Crowe's " Say Anything " made a generation of women swoon and a generation of guys wonder what the hell John Cusack was doing holding up a boombox while it played Peter Gabriel .

In his latest film, John Cusack plays a man whose marriage failed because he spent too much time dreaming about being a writer and not enough time with his family.

This week marks the 20th anniversary of the beloved film Say Anything. To commemorate the milestone , a hoard of guys dressed up as Lloyd Dobler swarmed various areas of New York City to re-create the famous scene set to Peter Gabriel's "Your Eyes." While these guys can't possibly compare to the original, lovable underdog Dobler , they still make ...

Prepare yourselves, hopeless romantics: To commemorate today's 20th-anniversary edition Blu-ray and DVD re-release of Say Anything , Twentieth Century Fox will be "Mobler"-izng a veritable army of Lloyd Dobler lookalikes to descend upon New York City's Times Square later today, boom boxes outstretched and hearts worn proudly on their trench-coated ...

Now that the detritus of Halloween has been cleared away, it's time to gear up for the prime romantic opportunities of the holiday season.

Diane Court has worked her entire life toward certain goals, to graduate first in her class, gain access to the finest colleges, and be a massive success.

Actor John Cusack made his name in edgy, offbeat films and is known for his outspoken political views.

After their first date, Diane Court tells Lloyd Dobler she likes him because he's "basic." She regrets calling him that, but it really is the best word to describe the underachieving kickboxer -- as well as what makes Say Anything... such a beautiful film.

When Cusack does this, it's cute and heartfelt. But when the CIA uses the same technique, it's cruel and heartless.

It began with a knock on the door. Cameron Crowe turned the knob, and there was Lowell Marchant, a beaming 19-year-old freshly relocated from Arkansas to Los Angeles.