Role Association / Film F

• The F Word (AKA What If?): Harry Potter meets the girl of his dreams but she's already got a boyfriend. Can they be Just Friends? With Kylo Ren as Harry's awkward (not to mention awkwardly tall) but extremely confident friend.
• Face/Off: Tony Manero and Ben Gates are an FBI Agent and terrorist who hold personal vendettas against each other.
  • Marvel Movie Version: Howard Saint and Ghost Rider are an FBI Agent and terrorist who hold personal vendettas against each other. Also starring Frank Castle/The Punisher.
• The Faculty: Aliens possess The T-1000, Xenia Onatopp, and Santanico Pandemonium in a bid to take over the world, but face resistance from Frodo Baggins, Mia Toretto, and Eben Oleson.
• Fail-Safe: Juror #8 learns about nuclear warfare from scientist Oscar Madison. Meanwhile, Major Tony Nelson is a fighter pilot, J.R. Ewing is the juror's interpreter, and Big Daddy Boo is a congressman.
• Fair Game (1995): Bibi Rockford and Serena van der Woodsen's dad (whose ex is Kitty Softpaws) go on the run from Henrik Vanger's lawyer.
• Fair Game (2010): When Real Life CIA spy Ann Darrow's identity is compromised, she and her husband Harvey Milk take on the government.
• The Fall Guy (2024): Ken is a veteran stunt performer who is recruited to locate the missing star of his director ex-girlfriend's big budget sci-fi film Mary Poppins, only to stumble upon a dangerous mystery that will require all his stunt skills in order to survive.
• Falling Down: Dr. Hank Pym has been recently fired from his job. And after things keep going wrong for him, he eventually snaps and goes postal around Los Angeles. Pym is hoping to see his daughter Twinkle Toes at her birthday party, but her mother Hillary Whitney won't let Hank see her as Hillary filed a restraining order against him. Seeing the rampage Hank has left around L.A., the police send Colonel Kilgore and his partner Melina to stop him. Along the way, Hank runs into a protestor who worked for a terrorist group that held an airport hostage, with Hank sympathizing with him. He also runs into Jay "Chef" Hicks, who runs a Nazi surplus store. Carol is Kilgore's troubled wife.
• The Family: Young Vito Corleone, his wife the first Catwoman and their children Quinn and Kevin are put into witness protection by Agent K.
• Family Business: Ferris Bueller and his granddad James Bond persuade Ferris's dad Captain Hook to join in a caper to steal science stuff from a lab and sell it to Dr. Henry Wu. Ferris's girlfriend and mother are Teri Campbell and Azetbur, respectively. Dropo is an ex-cop bar owner and Principal Strickland is a judge.
• The Family Fang: Satine and Michael are screwed-up adults thanks to their performance artist parents.
• Les Fantasmes (2021 French film): Two Bond Girls, Melina Havelock and Lucia Sciarra, are in a lesbian relationship.
• Fantastic Four (2005): Horatio Hornblower, his wife Dark Angel, her brother Steve Rogers, and Vic Mackey are given superpowers. Their evil colleague Doctor Christian Troy tries to do the same thing to himself, but gets disfigured in the process. As a side effect of his superpowers Vic's fiancée Olivia leaves him, but another Olivia steps up to support him.
  • The Rise Of The Silver Surfer: The world is doomed — so doomed that the Fantastic Four and Troy team up to save it from Morpheus' master.
  • Fantastic Four (2015): After an accident a high school basketballer's two friends gain superpowers, as do Tintin and an ambitious blonde lady reporter, who's also one of the two friends' sister(?) but not the one you'd expect.
• Fantasy Island (2020): 5 guests (Tori, Olivia, Francis, Bernard and Dick) are enjoying their fantasies on the island owned by Luis.
• Fantômas: Henri de Lagardère, Milady de Winter and Victor Pivert team up to stop a cunning supervillain.
• Farewell, My Queen: Madeleine Swann is the reader of Queen Bridget von Hammersmark.
• The Fast and the Furious franchise:
  • The Fast and the Furious (2001): Riddick and his girlfriend Trudy are Car Fu experts. Jerry Shepard is a detective who's investigating Riddick under orders from Leland Stottlemeyer and Will Jeffries, but defects later on. Zao and Sgt. Wu are rival racers.
  • 2 Fast 2 Furious: Riddick is out and Sgt. Epps is in, helping Shepard take down drug dealer Benny under orders from Ajax.
  • The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift: Caleb Temple is sent to live in Japan where he meets Sybil and Brody Nelson. Han encourages him to do business with Yakuza men Dr. Choi and Hattori Hanzo.
  • Fast & Furious: Riddick's girlfriend Rain has been killed by Tsu'tey, so he goes to get revenge and discovers she's been working with Shepard. Wonder Woman decides to work with them.
  • Fast Five: Shepard and Trudy bust Riddick out of prison and Wall Street convinces them to rob drug dealer Felix Cortez. And then The Scorpion King got involved.
  • Fast & Furious 6: Rain is alive! However, she has amnesia and is working for Dracula while the Scorpion King works with Riddick, Shepard, and Natasha to capture them.
  • Furious 7: After Dracula is hospitalized, his brother Chev Chelios seeks revenge against Riddick and his crew. Stuntman Mike offers to protect them if they recover Missandei's person locating system.
  • The Fate of the Furious: Evil Queen Eileen gets Riddick to turn on his crew and Nathan Lambert joins the crew.
  • Hobbs & Shaw: The White Widow teams up with her brother Chev and Scorpion King to battle Implacable Man Stacker Pentecost. Deadpool and Peter are CIA agents and George Beard is an air marshal.
  • F9: Riddick learns his estranged brother Ferdinand the Bull is now a master thief and assassin; meanwhile, John Mak returns from the grave. Riddick's father EZ Reyes and his racing rival Hoyt Fortenberry appear in flashbacks.
  • Fast X: Riddick and his crew find their peaceful lives thrown into chaos once again with the emergence of a new enemy, Aquaman, whose criminal kingpin father they brought down in Rio twelve years ago. Now, with his team scattered across the globe, Riddick faces his greatest challenge yet as Aquaman prepares to take what is most precious to him: his son.
• Fat Albert: The story follows a lonely teenage girl named Maya whose foster sister, Calisto, is more popular than her and whose grandfather died before the events of the movie. After having another bad day, she tunes into Kenan Rockman and in the middle of one of their re-runs, she starts crying, causing a tear to hit the remote. This opens a portal between the cartoon world and the real world. Kenan Rockman notices this and, compelled to help her, enters the real world through the TV; soon, the gang follows. This causes all the characters to change from animated to real. However arrogant jock Fifteen Cent, begins to grow suspicious of Kenan Rockman and the gang.
• Fatal Attraction: Gordon Gekko has a one night stand with Cruella De Vil, who takes the "relationship" way too seriously.
• Father Figures: The potential fathers of Mobius and Stuart include Commissioner James Gordon, Terry Bradshaw, Captain Koons and Chief Jerry Reilly.
• Father of the Bride (1991): Inspector Clouseau, the owner of a shoe company who's married to Annie Hall, suddenly enters a mid-life crisis when he learns his daughter, Virginia, is about to get married to Sephiroth.
• The Fault in Our Stars: Tris falls in love with her brother Caleb who then whisks her away from her mother Ellie to visit the first Green Goblin in Amsterdam and have The Big Damn Kiss in Anne Frank's house.
• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: Rango and Larry Talbot do drugs and yell at inanimate objects while accidentally kidnapping Wednesday Addams and freaking out Peter Parker.
• Fences: Malcolm X (who also directs) and Amanda Waller deal with frustration and thwarted dreams.
• Fear Street:
  • Part 1 1994: In Shadyside, the murder capital of the United States, yet another brutal, unmotivated massacre sends shivers down the spine. And, more and more, the unholy name of Sienna Lane, a cursed local witch, keeps popping up. Now, something evil has awoken, forcing a team of five teenage friends Moe Truax, Tennager Agnes Cully, John Calley, Hero Texter#4, Robin Buckley and Moe's younger brother Dariush summon up the courage to get to the bottom of a bloody, centuries-old secret and fight tooth and nail against unstoppable supernatural forces to stay alive. But in this dangerous cat-and-mouse game, someone else makes the rules. Can the young defenders lift the town curse and end it all?
  • Part 2 1978: Camp Nightwing is divided by the campers Nami, Ellie, Faith Waldrup, Travis Thomas, Jeanette Turner and counselors Dr. Grace Devlin who hail from the prosperous town of Sunnyvale and the campers and maintenance staffers from the downtrodden town of Shadyside. When horrors from the towns' shared history come alive, they must band together to solve a terrifying mystery before it's too late.
  • Part 3 1666: An unspeakable evil has cast its unholy shadow over Union, the original settlement before its division into Sunnyvale and Shadyside, ushering in a new era of misfortune and terror. Moe finds herself plagued by vivid, blood-curdling visions of death and decay, forcing Britta Perry, the only one who saw the sorceress and survived, after the bloody Camp Nightwing massacre to step in. Now, there is no turning back, and until body and hand unite, no one is safe from the fiery curse of damned Sienna Lane. But evil has no boundaries. What will it take to rid Shadyside of the witch's sin? Robert Langdon turned out to be The Big Bad.
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off: Adult Simba skips school for a day to hang out with his friends Stuart Bondek and Dr. Harleen Quinzell. However, Vice-Principal Skip Tyler's not amused with Simba's antics. Simba's sister is Baby Kellerman.
• The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu: It's Inspector Clouseau vs. Dr. Strangelove. Mr Banks and Mr. Ling are also in it.
• The Fifth Element: John McClane becomes embroiled in a Space Opera when Alice crashes into him and demands to see Bilbo so they can stop The End of the World as We Know It. Opposing them is Norman Stansfield. And "Uncle" Benny Chan sells Chinese food on a flying junk. The Parasite is John's former military commander that tries to pair him up with Rosika Miklos at one point. Dylan McKay has a cameo at the film's beginning. Deebo is the President of Earth.
• The Fifth Estate: Doctor Strange and Helmut Zemo establish a website dedicated to leaking confidential and often dark secrets to the public. The various individuals from around the world that get caught up in Strange and Zemo's efforts to bring the truth to the people include Rachel Stein, Falcon, Remus Lupin, George Harvey, Abigail Adams, Lara Croft, The Beast, Malcolm Tucker and Lieutenant Dr. Julian Bashir.
• Fifty Shades of Grey: A sadistic psychopath with mommy issues finds a vict-er, girlfriend, Susie Bannion.
  • Fifty Shades Darker: The other half of this dude's issues come from his "relationship" with his mom's (adopted, not the one he has issues with) best friend Holli Would.
  • Fifty Shades Freed: Susie and the psychopath are menaced by Susie's crazed former boss Whitney Fordman.
• Fight Club: (the second) Bruce Banner can't sleep until he meets and befriends Lt. Aldo Raine, a Sociopathic Hero who starts a club where men can work off their aggression by beating the crap out of each other. Both men fall for Bellatrix Lestrange while Aldo's plans grow more and more anarchic.
• Fighting with My Family: They are a wrestling family - of parents Danny and Katherine (ring names Ricky and Saraya respectively), brother Nikolai and daughter Yelena. The latter is best known as Paige. Both Yelena and Nikolai try out for WWE. Guess which one makes it. Yelena wrestle Zelina Vega for the WWE Divas Championship. Special cameo by Luke Hobbs, Jake Carter, and Norman Bates.
• Final Destination: In this five-movie series, Owen Elliot, Jennifer Jareau, Ramona Flowers, Seth Branson, and Harvey Dent respectively receive premontions of Death coming to claim them and their friends and must try to prevent it from doing so. The Candyman has a recurring role in the movies as a mortician.
• The Final Girls: Zoe Benson, Cato, Sam, Elena Gilbert, and Penn Zero end up trapped in a horror movie after a theater fire. They meet the characters from the movie — including horny jock Bumper, final girl Dana, and Silk Spectre II, who is played by Zoe's dead-in-real-life mom — and try to avoid death at the hands of Jason Voorhees Expy Billy Murphy.
• Final Score: Drax, a former soldier forced back into action when armed criminals led by The Punisher seize control of a stadium. The sporting occasion is a European cup semi-final match involving West Ham United of the English Premier League, which Drax is attending with his niece Wainswain. The bad guys demand the authorities hand over The Punisher's brother James Bond before the match ends, otherwise they will detonate bombs with the 35,000 strong crowd still inside. Also starring Jim Hutton, Kwok Ching and Ric Olie.
• Finder's Fee: The Green Lantern (2011) and Shaggy try to trick Darth Vader out of a winning lottery ticket.
• The Fighter: Jack Salmon is a Real Life wanna-be boxer who's been coached by his troubled (and emaciated) big brother Batman. He later has a Meet Cute with Giselle.
• Fire Birds: Castor Troy is on a mission to dismantle drug cartels in South America. Agent K is his mentor while Rachel is his love interest.
• Fireflies In The Garden: Van Wilder revisits his tortured relationship with his dad Norman Osborn when his mom Tess Ocean meets her maker; Trishanne is Van's sister, Trinity is his ex-wife and in flashbacks Tess's sister Claire Bennet is Van's Cool Big Sis. Meanwhile, Tess is/was having an affair with Mr. Fantastic and Claire grows up to look like Victoria Everglot.
• First Kid: Secret Service Agent Myron Larabee is assigned by Rafiki to protect Young Gordon Bombay, who's the son of U.S. President Michael Bower, from the vengeful Elliot Weston and Gordon's bully, Brad Taylor.
• Fist of the North Star: Bryan Fury must fight through Stanley Coopersmith, Nice Guy Eddie, Abobo, Big Van Vader, and Ludvig Borga to reach the man who took his girlfriend and left him for dead: Hoffman. He is aided in his quest by Jake Long and the spirit of his master Mad Mod.
• Fitzwilly: Bert the chimneysweep is the butler to an elderly woman who hires Agent 99 as her secretary. 99 suspects Bert to be involved in a scandal with Piglet and Mr. Roper.
• Flatliners: Jack Bauer, Vivian Ward, Ren McCormack, Brian McCaffrey, and Paul Bunyan all go under medical experiments that let them go through near-death experiences.
• Fletch: Gerald Ford is an investigative news reporter for the L.A. Times. Jonny Quest is an executive (and a bigamist!) who hires Gerald to kill him, and whose wife is Mattie Blaylock (plus his father-in-law is Franz Liebkind). Mitchell is a corrupt police chief, Prahka Lasa is Gerald’s editor, Norm is a beach bum/drug dealer, and Barbara Maitland is Gerald’s sidekick at the paper. Also along for the crazy hijinks are Larry, Col. Sandurz, Jim-Bob Walton, Roger Murdock, P.D. Loren Visser, Uncle Phil, General Catburd, and Lyle.
  • Fletch Lives: Gerald Ford is back, he’s inherited a rundown plantation in Louisiana! Along for the ride this go-around are Frankie Reed, Abraham Lincoln, Gunnery Sgt. Hartman, Sheriff Bart, Mike Ryerson, Det. John Munch, and The Anal-Retentive Chef.
• Flightplan: Clarice Starling is flying home to the US when her daughter Bella Swan suddenly vanishes, and she needs Captain Boromir's help finding her.
• Flight Of Fury: Air Force pilot Lt. Colonel Austin Travis must stop the plans of a former trainee of his, Corlys Velaryon.
• The Flintstones: Walter Sobcack and his wife Celia Hodes experience an upswing in status while their best friends and neighbors Wayne Szalinski and his wife Turk are reduced to living in the middle of nowhere. The financial disparity is due to Corrupt Corporate Executive Special Agent Dale Cooper and his duplicitous Sexy Secretary Catwoman, who are scamming their boss Capt. Cragen. With Maggie "The Cat" as Celia's mom and Bugs Bunny as Walter and Celia's pet dinosaur.
  • In the flashback prequel, the couples are King Robert Baratheon & Sally Solomon and David Filby & Jenna Marone, with Agent Hotchner as Sally's beau, Alexis Carrington as Sally's mom, and Nightcrawler as an alien (and also a Mick Jagger expy).
• Florence Foster Jenkins: Donna wants to sing and she's amazing at it — amazingly bad. She perseveres thanks to the encouragement of her husband, the Prime Minister and voice coach Howard Wolowitz.
• Flubber: The Genie creates the title object. Also featured are Jame Gumb and Hakon. Ariel is the Genie's Robot Buddy.
• Focus: Deadshot and Harley Quinn are con artists who get in over their heads.
• The Fog (2005) (2005 remake): Ghosts (one of whom is the hunter guy from the 1998 remake of Mighty Joe Young) come back to exact revenge on the descendants of an Oregon town's founders, which include Clark Kent, Shannon Rutherford, and Liz Sherman.
• For Colored Girls: The lives of Tiana, Mrs. Huxtable, Guinan, Sheldon, Dame Vaako, and Kay Amin intersect in various ways.
• For Ellen: Eli Sunday is a rock star who wants custody of his daughter; unfortunately his lawyer Napoleon Dynamite is utterly incompetent.
• For Richer or Poorer: Tim Taylor and Rebecca Howe are an unhappily-married NYC socialite couple who are forced to go into hiding in Amish country after their accountant, Newman, steals millions from them and files false tax returns, sparking the attention of the IRS, who send field agent Dee Jay to apprehend them, along with inspector Dean Richmond.
• The Forbidden Kingdom: Will Stronghold who finds himself in ancient China after discovering the Monkey King's magical staff. He accompanies Chon Wang and Wong Fei-hung on their quest to return the staff to its rightful owner while trying to avoid the minions of the evil Seraph. Also starring Mulan.
• Forbidden Planet: Drebin and his crew land on a planet where the only inhabitants are Mr. Gruffydd and his daughter Honey West.
• The Forger: Peeta Mellark is a troubled kid and gifted artist taken in and exploited by Doc Ock; can Kairi help him find love and redemption? Number Six, Pippin, the Pretender's mother and Vivian Rutledge are also involved.
• Forrest Gump: Chuck Noland is an Alabama man with a low IQ who fights in Vietnam alongside (and later captains a shrimp boat with) Lieutenant Mac. Buttercup is Chuck's hippie/druggie love interest with a Freudian Excuse. Chuck's mother is a housecat named Sassy. Cole Seer is Chuck's son.
• Foxcatcher: Michael Scott and his gigantic nose (like, seriously, it's The Penguin-level huge) is Detective Greg Jenko's creepy wrestling sponsor. Things escalate when Greg's brother the Incredible Hulk gets involved.
• The Founder: Bat-BirdMan begins a fast-food empire by taking over Ron Swanson and his brother's hamburger stand.
• The Fountain: Wolverine tries to prevent his Egyptologist wife's untimely death.
• Four Against the Bank: Hugo Stiglitz, Ludwig Dieter and Professor Karl-Friedrich Boerne (who's married to Traudl Junge) get screwed by a bank and rob it as retaliation with the help of Woody (German dub). Faora-Ul investigates the robbery.
• Frank: Young Magneto is an eccentric masked musician. The 2nd Rachel is his icy bandmate, while General Hux is trying to figure out what his deal is.
• Fred Claus: Santa Claus, a schlubby hitman and his wife, a vengeful enchantress, have to deal with Santa's brother Fred, Norman Bates, who wants to pursue a relationship with an attractive Egyptologist without the burden of, well, being Santa Claus's brother. Santa and Fred's mom is Annie Wilkes.
• Freaked: Bill S. Preston becomes the spokesperson for a company that produces toxic chemicals that's run by Colonel Stuart. While on a trip to South America to see the effects of the chemicals, Bill runs into a freak farm ran by Alameda Slim, who turns Bill into another one of his freaks. Among Almeda's freaks are Ted Logan, Clubber Lang, Chief Quimby, Mark O'Brien, and Officer Zed McGlunk. Bill later appears on a TV show where he's interviewed by Susan Keane.
• Freaky Friday (2003): Laurie Strode and Cady Heron bodies suddenly switched to other side at Freaky Firday after they accidentally ate Chinese cookies.
• Freaky: Lucy Stevens, a bullied high school student who finds herself in... a serial killer Normal Bates body in a darker Freaky Friday version!!
• Freddy vs. Jason: Enraged at being forgotten, Adrian Toomes tricks Jason's vengeful stunt double into wrecking havoc in his name. A group of teens, including Dipper Pines, Grady Tucker, Evan Ross, Kat Mertens, and a pop star from Destiny's Child struggle to survive the carnage while Stunt-Jason and the Vulture engage in a bloody battle for supremacy.
• Free Fire: Hey! Scarecrow, Captain Marvel, The Lone Ranger, and Chappie are giving out free bullets! Holy shit! (in reference to this◊)
• Free Guy: Deadpool is an MMORPG NPC who acquires a degree of sentience, attracting the attention of player Villanelle, programmer Steve Harrington and game owner Viago, the latter of whom has definitely never met Deadpool before. Rod the TSA Agent is Deadpool’s best friend.
• Freeheld: The second Clarice Starling loves Kitty Pride.
• Freejack: Race car driver Gordon Bombay is transported to a Bad Future where he is pursued by the lead singer of The Rolling Stones, who happens to be hired by Hannibal Lecter.
• The French Connection: Lex Luthor is a cop in pursuit of a drug dealer.
• The French Dispatch: A nice James Bond reunion with Dario, Madeleine Swann, Ernst Stavro Blofeld, CIA agent Felix Leiter, and Dominic Greene. Dario even sleeps with Madeleine, who then tells him she doesn't love him.
• Frenemies: Belle Walker and Chani create a web magazine called "GeeklyChic".
• Frida: Rita Escobar is a beautiful but eccentric bisexual artist married to Dr. Octopus. During their lives they meet with capitalist Bruce Banner, Communist Capt. Barbossa, and Commie sympathiser Zorro.
• Friday: It tells the story of Darius Stone, a UPS worker that ends up getting fired on his day off as the film opens; as a result, Darius hangs around the porch of his house for pretty much the whole day. Darius' friend James Carter joins him as the duo observes the other oddball characters in the neighborhood. Things take a drastic turn when Carter is revealed to owe money to a drug dealer named Jamal Abdul Jackson, who gives Carter until nightfall to pay him for the weed he was supposed to sell (Carter ended up smoking it instead). Darius ends up getting pulled into the mess, and the duo frantically try to think of a way to earn the money before the deadline.
• Friendly Persuasion: A four-years-younger Norman Bates struggles with whether or not to commit violence — because he's a Quaker during the Civil War. One poster for a re-release◊ actually emphasizes this connection despite the movie's overall lightheartedness: "Full of Fun... Laughter and Happiness. Star of PSYCHO."
• Friends with Benefits: King Arthur moves to New York after breaking up with his girlfriend Olive Penderghast - this at the request of Jackie Burkhart, who has just broken up with her boyfriend Rod Kimble. Arthur and Jackie start a sex-only relationship.
• Fright Night (1985): Discovering that his neighbor Prince Humperdink is really a vampire, Herman Brooks enlists the help of Cornelius to stop him before Humperdink turns Herman's girlfriend Marcy into a vampire as well.
  • Fright Night Part II: Prince Humperdink's sister Linda Styles and her minions Pumbaa and The Alien Bounty Hunter target Herman, his new girlfriend Janine/Ofwarren and Cornelius to avenge his defeat.
• Fright Night (2011): Bored vampire Tony #4 scares the crap out of Mr. Chekov, his mom Tara, and his girlfriend Ashley Wednesday For the Evulz. The 10th Doctor is also involved. McLovin becomes one of Tony #4's minions.
• The Frighteners: Marty McFly can see dead people, and hires three ghosts—Gomez Addams, Kimmy the Geek, and Principal Steven Harper—to haunt people's houses so he'll be called in to perform an exorcism. Marty then has to battle a ghost posing as The Grim Reaper, who turns out to be Ace Levy, all the while fighting off paranoid FBI agent Herbert West. Oh, and Marty has a little help from Meg March.
• From Hell: Detectives Ichabod Crane and Hagrid try to find Jack the Ripper (who is actually Bilbo Baggins) before he kills Felicity Shagwell, but not before she is evicted by Fox from Farthing Wood.
• From Paris with Love: Edna Turnblad and Ethan Hunt's backup beat up everyone in Paris.
• From the Hip: John Bender is a Bunny-Ears Lawyer who schemes to get ahead in the prestigious firm he works for, with the help of fellow lawyers Pee Wee Morris and Carl Bentley. But he’s in over his head when his superiors Mayor Barkley and Carl Kolchak assign him to be the lead defense attorney in Garrick Ollivander’s murder case. Bender’s wife is Wilma Flintstone.
• The Front Runner: After an unsuccessful presidential campaign in 1983, Senator Van Helsing regroups for another run in 1987. This time the political climate is in his favor with his rugged charm and Colorado background, the presidency feels within reach. A series of events end up with several journalists finding evidence of him having an affair with aspiring fund-raising activist Aquamarine. What would otherwise be a slow news day instead starts snowballing into a rising scandal, and once it starts negatively impacting his family Van Helsing cancels his campaign.
  • Marvel Universe Version: Wolverine is a former Senator, Eleanor Bishop is Wolverine's wife , J.Jonah Jameson is a campaign manager and Dr. Octopus is a journalist.
• Frost/Nixon: Lucian is a usually comedic British interviewer who gets the interview of a lifetime with controversial ex-president Perry White. Cathy's husband, Justin Hammer, and a rebellious dancer are also there.
• The Fugitive: Indiana Jones is accused of murdering his wife Lily and goes on the run. He's chased by Agent Kay and his partner Cypher, and helps a future Clarice Starling. The murderer is really Commander Tomalak, who was hired by Indy's colleague General Koskov.
  • U.S. Marshals: Kay & Co. find themselves chasing Blade along with new guy Iron Man.
• Full Metal Jacket: Martin Brenner and Detective Goren are trained as Marine recruits by Wa-Wa. Brenner goes on to fight in Vietnam alongside Jayne Cobb.
• Fun Size: Tori Vega loses her kid brother and tries to find him with the help of Tessa Altman, Kevin Tran, and a guy whose best friend is in a mental hospital before her mum Trish finds out. Deputy Trudy Weigel and Sheila Shay turn up as well, as does a guy who likes hurting himself.
• Funny People: Happy Gilmore befriends B.O.B. and woos Andy Stitzer's drunken date.
• The Fury (1978): Ned Land enlists Sue Snell, who now has psychic powers of her own, to help him find his son, who's been abducted by Guy Woodhouse.
• Fury: Lt. Aldo Raine leads D'Artagnan, Sam Witwicky, The Punisher and Luis into brutal tank warfare. Also starring Lucius Malfoy.

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