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Liev Schreiber

Liev Schreiber's work as covered on Movie Habit

  • Spotlight (2015)

    Liev Schreiber, Actor

    Keaton and Ruffalo shine the Spotlight on the Catholic Church Review by Robert Denerstein: A terrific film about true team work and the good that journalists can do

  • Repo Men (2010)

    Liev Schreiber, Actor

    Review by Robert Denerstein: Gore not the only reason to avoid Repo Men

    Review by Matt Anderson: Over-the-top bloodshed and some seriously compelling themes

  • Everything is Illuminated (2005)

    Liev Schreiber, Writer/director

    For Elijah Wood, Everything is Illuminated Review by Nick Reed: The most illuminated thing about the film is the casting; the actors fit their parts wonderfully

  • The Manchurian Candidate (2004)

    Liev Schreiber, Actor

    Live Schreiber is the Manchurian Candidate for president Review by Marty Mapes: Just when you think Demme lost it, a brilliant moment of phototography, lighting, or acting appears

  • The Sum of All Fears (2002)

    Liev Schreiber, Actor

    Freeman and Affleck tally The Sum of All Fears Review by Marty Mapes: Evidence accumulates as in a murder mystery, slowly building to an unforgettable climax

  • Kate and Leopold (2001)

    Liev Schreiber, Actor

    Meg Ryan dreams of Leopold Review by Marty Mapes: Kate & Leopold is the perfect film-product. Tastes great and won't go to your thighs.

  • Salt

    Liev Schreiber, Actor

    Review by Matt Anderson:

    Take it with a grain of salt and Angelina Jolie's latest is a perfectly good popcorn thriller.