Role Association / Film JK

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• J. Edgar: Jack Dawson is the director of the FBI and The Winklevossi is his "heterosexual" "life-partner". Chuck Bass is one of his agents. He meets Lorraine McFly at one point.
• Jack Reacher: Ethan Hunt is a 6'5" Determinator, who seeks to bring Jack McClane and the director of Grizzly Man to justice with the help of Miranda Frost.
• Jackie: Padmé Amidala is the young and glamorous First Lady of the United States... for a while.
• Jackie Brown: Foxy Brown, a burnt-out middle-aged flight attendant, routinely smuggles money across the border from Mexico for an American gun runner; during the course of the film, Foxy becomes entangled in the lives of said gun runner Mace Windu, his ex-convict friend Jack Byrnes, Jack's piece of hot tail Allie, bail bondsman John Cassellis an ATF officer Bruce Wayne, and an LAPD officer Buck.
• Jacob's Ladder: Phil Blumburtt is suffering from frightening delusions (some involving his late son Kevin) while trying to maintain a relationship with Mirage. George Costanza is also here.
• Jagged Edge: Nova Prime defends Obadiah Stane against charges of murder brought by Keys, and gets General William Grey to help her. Also appearing are Sandy Chester, Jeremitt Towani, Paladin (the radio version), Bishop, and Worf.
• Jailhouse Rock: Clint Reno gets arrested after getting in a fistfight. Later he becomes a popular singer.
• James and the Giant Peach: Joe Parker is an orphan abused by Patsy Stone and Juliet's Nurse, until Father Laurence gives him magical gift that causes a giant peach to grow, and inside the peach, he befriends a band of giant insects named Emanuel Schikaneder, Matt Hooper, Daphne Moon, Remus Lupin, Pomona Sprout, and Janet Weiss.
• James Bond:
  • Super Spy Dr. Jones Sr. / King / Simon Templar / Neville Sinclair / Sam / Lord Azreal gets his orders from an airy lady who is the successor of The Rocky Horror Picture Show narrator and his gadgets from King Harold. Among his allies are Mr. Blonde, a STARS commando (who was referred to as "Black Bond" in the commentary by Milla Jovovich), and Hagrid. His/their various loves include Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, Yu Shu-Lien, Emma Peel and Storm and Jean Grey. His adversaries range from Baron Bomburst to Dracula.
  • DC Comics special: Allan Quatermain, Jor-El, Dr. Niles "The Chief" Caulder, Kent Nelson/Doctor Fate and Connor Rooney have all been kickass British superspies. Only one hasn't been part of that club.
    • On the supporting roles side, Molly is a redhead diamond trafficker who loses a great deal of intelligence in the climax of her film, Nereus is a bodyguard for General Gogol as he confronts Max Shreck, the Barrel Organ Grinder is a Torture Technician with a Morally Ambiguous Doctorate, Catwoman is an unlucky NSA agent, James Gordon is Rooney's best friend from the CIA, Dexter Tolliver is a corrupt CIA agent, Major General/General Presidente Mateo Suárez is a brutal former Bolivian dictator who wants to control his country again.
  • Goldfinger: Dr. Henry Jones, Sr. must prevent Baron Bomburst from robbing Fort Knox. Kato is also in it.
  • On Her Majesty's Secret Service: Jor-El replaces Dr. Jones Sr. as Bond, as he woos Emma Peel while also trying to stop Kojak's newest diabolical scheme.
  • Live and Let Die: Simon Templar replaces William Forrester as James Bond and eventually meets and woos Michaela Quinn, who's working for drug baron Parker.
  • The Man with the Golden Gun: Saruman drives a flying car with Tattoo.
  • For Your Eyes Only: Beauregard Maverick must stop General Veers, with Tevye the dairyman as his ally.
  • A View to a Kill: For his last turn playing Bond, Simon Templar investigates crooked businessman Captain Koons with a little help from Midge Pinciotti. John Steed poses as his chauffeur.
  • The Living Daylights: Neville Sinclair takes over the role of Bond. This time, he helps Soviet General Charles Nichols defect, but all is not what it seems, as Nichols tells MI6 that Sallah is restarting an old Soviet anti-spy program and Ta'Ra, the girlfriend of Nichols, could be the key to understand what's going on. Also stars Mitchell as a shifty arms dealer.
  • Licence to Kill: After his best friend André Delambre is viciously attacked by drug baron Jake Fratelli, Prince Barin leaves MI6 to avenge him, with some help from CIA operative Jamie Ross. Fenster is one of Jake's dragons, and Admiral Dougherty is another associate. Shang Tsung is a Hong Kong narcotics agent posing as a Triads dealer.
  • GoldenEye: Stuart Dunmeyer is the new James Bond, who while tracking down a prototype helicopter stolen by Jean Grey, finds out about a much greater scheme involving his Not Quite Dead former colleague Boromir and Nightcrawler. Hagrid appears as a former KGB agent turned Russian mafia head.
  • Tomorrow Never Dies: Remington Steele returns. This time, he investigates a supposed Chinese attack on a British naval cruiser, which was really carried off by media mogul Governor Swann, who is Playing Both Sides to start a War for Fun and Profit. Steele eventually teams up with Chinese spy Shu Lien to take down Swann. Also stars Susan Mayer as Swann's wife and Steele's old love.
  • The World Is Not Enough: Dr. Fate is assigned to protect Princess Isabella from the terrorist Francis "Franco" Begbie. Carmen Ibanez also stars as a nuclear scientist.
  • Skyfall: Selene shoots at Lord Azreal (who is equipped by John Keats); Anton Chigurh torments him and their boss Aeron, who Voldemort and Narcissa Malfoy haul to a ministers committee for botching everything up.
  • Casino Royale (2006): Lord Azreal tries beating Hannibal at the poker table, while his love interest Artemisia turns out to have hidden motives.
  • Spectre: It's Hans Schultz's turn to screw with Lord Azreal, along with Persephone, Drax, Moriarty and Sabine Moreau!
  • No Time to Die: Tahno, Joi, Rapunzel's Prince and Maria Rambeau join the fray, and Freddie Mercury is the Big Bad.
• Jane Eyre:
  • Jane Eyre (1943): The second Mrs. de Winter falls for Charles Foster Kane. A young Cleopatra is her doomed childhood friend.
  • Jane Eyre (1970): Mrs. Cratchit falls for Ebenezer Scrooge.
  • Jane Eyre (1996): Stéphanie (who was Rogue as a child) falls for Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross.
  • Jane Eyre (1997): Mary, Queen of Scots falls for Grand Pabbie.
  • Jane Eyre (2006): Mrs. Coulter (who was Lucy Pevensie as a child) falls for Captain Flint.
  • Jane Eyre (2011): Alice Kingsleigh falls for Lt. Archie Lensherr.
• Jane's Got A Gun: In The Wild West, Padme Amidala gets her ex, young Obi Wan Kenobi, to deal with young Owen Lars (formerly young Magneto and Rocket Raccoon, respectively).
• Jaws: A great white shark terrorizes a New England town. Now it's up to Cloudy Russo, Mr. Holland, and Red Grant to stop it.
• Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back: Lester and the film's director find out about the internet from their friend Batman and discover Hollywood is making a movie about them, and worse, trolls are badmouthing them. In their quest to stop the movie, they hitch a ride with Nadia, Faith, Niki Sanders, and Emma Bunting, while Ron Burgundy chases them down for monkey theft. When they get to Hollywood, they find out Osmosis Jones is directing the picture.
• Jeanne du Barry: In 18th century France, the Diva Plavalaguna becomes the mistress and Royal Favorite of King Jack Sparrow.
• Jem and the Holograms (2015): Layla Grant, Lexi Reed, Raven Ramirez and Margo, the nieces and adopted kids of Anne Juergens, form a band who catch the eye of music executive Andrea Cornell; Layla, who disguises herself onstage, catches the eye of Jake. Dick Casablancas works as a guard; Andy Dwyer, Luke Hobbs and Cat Valentine have cameos.
• The Jerk: Neil Page is a dim-witted white man who leaves his adoptive Southern black family to make his mark on the world, working for Rabbi Krustofsky and winning the heart of Rita the cat along the way.
• Jerry Maguire: Sports agent Maverick must deal with issues at work and in his personal life, as only Doris Miller and Bridget Jones still want to work with him.
• Jersey Girl: Batman's wife Shira dies in childbirth, leaving him to care for their daughter Marisol. With the help of his father Rufus and Rufus's buddies Milton and Mental, he'll have to try and muddle through. Also appearing are Arwen Undomiel, Jim Levenstein and Lady Aberlin, with cameos by Muhammad Ali, Jason Bourne, Syndrome and Lieutenant Anita Van Buren. Directed by Silent Bob.
• Jimmy the Kid: P.I. Maxwell Smart recounts the tale of a gang of bumbling crooks (including Mickey Hughes, Mary Taylor, Minnie Castavet and Jacques and Jean-Michael Renault) who kidnap Princely Young Man Arnold Jackson. Arnold's father is Sheriff Bart and his driver is Mr. Miyagi.
• Jingle All the Way: The Terminator, who's always getting one-upped by his neighbour Lionel Hutz and hasn't got much time for his wife Nurse Lacey, is determined to get the year's hottest toy for his son Anakin Skywalker; Walter Oakes wants it just as badly. Governor Kevin, a guy with no last name and Jim West help and hinder (but mainly hinder) the Terminator in his quest, and Bull Shannon is the real-life version of the toy.
• Joe Somebody: Buzz Lightyear gets beaten up by Coach Barkin in front of Buzz's daughter Kairi; Buzz is inspired by colleague Denise Bauer to fight back, and goes into training with Jim. Along the way, Buzz and Richard Fish get attracted to Denise.
• John Carter: Gambit finds himself on Mars along with Kayla Silverfox, the (first) Green Goblin, and Sand Man.
• John Wick: Ex-assassin Neo goes on a Roaring Rampage of Revenge after Theon Greyjoy kills his dog and Theon's dad, a Swedish reporter, puts a bounty on Neo's head. He's assisted by mechanic Sid the Sloth, underworld hotel owner Blackbeard, concierge Johnny Basil and assassin J.P. Jopling; Lady Jaye is an opposing assassin while Erin Reagan is Neo's Lost Lenore.
  • John Wick: Chapter 2: Morpheus has business with Neo, after Neo comes into conflict with a hotel robber who wants him to kill his sister, Pontius Pilate's wife. The Tick is Neo's weapons supplier, while the Stonekeeper is a vengeful bodyguard and the first Batwoman is a mute henchman.
  • John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum: On the run, Neo seeks aid from the Grand High Witch and later Storm and Sameer. Meanwhile, Taylor Mason attempts to bring down Blackbeard and Morpheus's operations with the aid of The (American) Chairman.
  • John Wick: Chapter 4: In deeper trouble than ever with the High Table, Neo emerges from hiding seeking a definite end to his predicament. Al Swearengen, his old friend, provides Neo with a potential option: challenge Roman Godfrey, a member of the High Table, to single combat. Live or die, it provides a way out. Also starring Commander Tung, Yuri Boyka and Scorpion.
  • Ballerina: Evan Weber and Bel will meet again, it seems.
• Johnny English: Mr. Bean is a bumbling secret agent.
  • Johnny English Reborn: In the years since MI-7's top spy vanished off the grid, he has been honing his unique skills in a remote region of Asia. But when his agency superiors learn of an attempt against the Chinese premier's life, they must hunt down the highly unorthodox agent. Now that the world needs him once again, Mr.Bean is back in action. With one shot at redemption, he must employ the latest in hi-tech gadgets to unravel a web of conspiracy that runs throughout the KGB, CIA and even MI-7. With mere days until a heads of state conference, one man must use every trick in his playbook to protect us all. For Mr.Bean, disaster may be an option... Miranda Frost the behavioural psychologist at MI-7, and Bean's love interest. Wong is a fictional Chinese official who hired Vortex to assassinate Premier Choy and implicitly President Arren Sorn. Jigsaw was a fictional corrupt agent of MI-7 and also one of the three founding members (alongside Tobey Zigler and Goran) of Vortex, a shadow criminal organization of hired assassins.
  • Johnny English Strikes Again: When a cyber-attack reveals the identity of all active undercover agents in Britain, Mr.Bean becomes the secret service’s last hope. Called out of retirement, Bean dives head first into action with the mission to find the mastermind hacker. As a man with few skills and analogue methods, Mr.Bean must overcome the challenges of modern technology to make this mission a success. James Lester are Bean's former assistant, Camille Montes is a Russian Spy, Richard Semco is a billionaire and Sybill Trelawney is the Prime Minister.
• Joker (2019): Johnny Cash plays a mentally ill loner whose mother is Ruth Fisher and whose girlfriend is Domino. Rupert Pupkin plays a talk-show host.
• Jonah Hex (2010): George W. Bush and Mikaela star in a film based on a character you might remember from the Wild Wild West-style episode of Batman: The Animated Series.
• Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008): Rick O'Connell, his son Peeta, and Jane Seymour go on an adventure.
  • Journey 2: The Mysterious Island: Appropriately, in the second movie Rick is replaced by The Scorpion King. Peeta's grandfather Alfred Pennyworth, Rene Calderon and the latter's daughter Blondie come along as well; Peeta's mother Charlotte York doesn't.
• Joy (2015): Tired of her dead-end job, a young widow decides to become an entrepreneur, though her sports-obsessed father is doubtful. A bipolar divorcee gives her support.
• The Joy Luck Club: Dr. Mulan is one of four Chinese/American mother-daughter pairs; she learns about her deceased mother as well as her twin half-sisters who had to be abandoned in China.
• The Judge (no relation to below): After Tom Hagen (the title judge) apparently shoots someone, Tony Stark defends him from wily prosecutor Jigo the monk. Also starring Edgar and Norma.
• Judge Dredd: John Rambo is Judge, Jury, and Executioner, with Martha Kent as his Number Two.
  • Dredd: Eomer Vaako is Judge, Jury, and Executioner with constant Mask Power while Gorgo Lannister is the Big Bad.
• Judgment Night: Billy the Kid, Tre Styles, Roland West, and Ari Gold are on their way to a boxing match in an RV when they get Caught in the Bad Part of Town. They witness a murder of a man who stole money from the drug lord Diego. Diego shifts his attention to the four and goes after them to Leave No Witnesses.
  • Disney version: Gordon Bombay, Buck, and Harv try to escape from the vicious drug lord Francis.
• Julie & Julia: Half Based-On-A-True-Blog and half Bio Pic, the story follows Giselle's year of cooking while corresponding with Felicity Fox's rise in the cooking world with the support of her husband, a child rapist/murderer and her sister an evil cheerleading coach.
• Jumanji: The Genie helps Sally Carrera, Claudia, and Miles "Tails" Prower defeat Sealed Evil in a Can while J. Bruce Ismay tries to kill them.
  • Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle: Calvin, Bob, Dewey, and Nebula explore a mysterious jungle.
  • Jumanji: The Next Level: More adventures of Calvin, Bob, Dewey, and Nebula. This time Frank and Roger Murtaugh are stuck playing as Calvin and Bob, while Calvin's previous player is Goh Peik Lin. The big trouble for the players is Sandor Clegane.
• Jungle Cruise: Dr. Smolder Bravestone takes adventurous scientist Mary Poppins and Asterix on a dangerous river ride, with Paz and Kurt around to cause trouble. Chairman Alonzo Drek is a "crusty harbormaster".
• The Jungle Book (1994 version): David Kawena is an adult Mowgli, who after years of living in the wild, finds himself back in civilization, and reunited with Queen Gorgo, the daughter of British colonel Vasili Borodin. David was attracted to Gorgo as a child, however the snide British soldier Westley is hoping to win her heart too. Also stars Basil Fawlty as a linguist who teaches David to speak English, Dr. Jekyll as Westley's colleague, and Capt. Robau as David's father.
• Junior: The Terminator who, with his partner The Penguin, develops a drug that is supposed to help against miscarriages. After being denied research funding and a test subject, The Terminator agrees to carry the baby after some convincing from The Penguin. Although it was initially to be a three-month test, he ends up carrying the baby to full term. No, really. He gives birth and everything. We get to see him all the way through the pregnancy. It's played mostly straight, but at least gives a somewhat interesting Character Development by breaking The Terminator out of his shell. The baby also has a mother, Nanny McPhee, who had (unknowingly) donated the ovum. The Terminator and McPhee start an unconventional family by the end.
  • Last Action Hero Version: Jack Slater who, with his partner Whiskers, develops a drug that is supposed to help against miscarriages. After being denied research funding and a test subject, Jack agrees to carry the baby after some convincing from Whiskers. Although it was initially to be a three-month test, he ends up carrying the baby to full term.
• Juno:
  • Kitty Pryde gets pregnant by George Michael Bluth, much to the chagrin of her father, a white-supremacist newspaper editor and stepmother, C.J. Cregg. She arranges to have the child adopted by Sidney Bristow and George Michael's dad (who turns out to be a creepy Manchild (Man Teenager?))
  • Ariadne gets pregnant from Scott Pilgrim much to the surprise of her father, Commissioner James Gordon.
• Jupiter Ascending: Boromir Stark and Magic Mike are after Lily, the future queen of the universe — if she survives past her birthday. Also starring Newt Scamander and King Arthur's servant/horse.
• Jurassic Park:
  • Jurassic Park: Seth Brundle and Dr. Weir and his assistant Ruth Holdo are invited to evaluate a dinosaur theme park. Unfortunately, park computer engineer Newman has his own plans which endangers everyone else's lives. Mace Windu is eaten by raptors. Pepe Le Pew explains how the dinosaurs were cloned from their DNA.
  • The Lost World: Jurassic Park: Seth is sent to another island inhabited by dinosaurs in order to rescue Clarice Starling 2.0, and he's accompanied by Norman Bates and Toby Ziegler.
  • Jurassic Park III: Dr. Weir is tricked into going to the same island as the second movie by a nefarious car dealer and his wife Madam Secretary to help find their son... unfortunately he's never been on the second island.
  • Jurassic World: The first Gwen Stacy is in charge of a shiny new Jurassic Park complex where Master Builder Star-Lord helps ensure that everything is safe and that giant carnivorous chimera they can't control can't possibly escape, no siree! Edgar Goren, Doctor Shang, Nick Miller, Susan Fischer, Morgana Le Fay and an unlikely caregiver are also involved in what will be a totally problem-free regular day!
  • Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom: Gwen and Star-Lord are joined by Tim Goodman, Sophie Deveraux and Dudley Smith in their quest to protect the dinosaurs from both a volcano and the machinations of DC Andy Cartwright, Shang and Dr. Arnim Zola.
  • Jurassic World Dominion: Joined by pilot Nola Darling, Gwen and Star-Lord meet Seth, Ruth and Dr. Weir in a world now overrun by unrestricted dinosaurs, while Mark Usher is an unscrupulous CEO.
    • Dan Forester, Grace Margaret Mulligan, Lakeisha Watkins, Sandy Williams, Vasily Borodin and the Grandmaster find themselves confronting Richard Parker and his nefarious ecological disaster plans.
• Just Friends: Deadpool used to be overweight, with a hopeless crush on Jules Harbor. Flash forward ten years, where he, after dropping the weight, has to escort moronic pop star Cindy Campbell to a gig, and ends up landing in his old hometown. But he finds a bit of a rival in Oz.
• Just Go with It: Happy Gilmore convinces Rachel Green to act as his wife to impress a lady who digs married men.

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• K-19: The Widowmaker: Han Solo and Qui-Gon Jin are two Russian officers trapped aboard a malfunctioning nuclear submarine.
• Kaamelott: Premier Volet: Centurion Mordicus doesn't want to become king again. Lacking an army, the Big Bad hires mercenary Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen and his Saxon soldiers. Jurisconsult Jacquouille is in his service.
• K-PAX: Kevin Flynn is a psychiatrist who ponders whether or not Lex Luthor is an extraterrestrial.
• The Karate Kid (1984): The Emperor of China teaches karate to Timmy Brisby.
  • The Karate Kid Part II: Timmy has broken up with Jennifer and is being set up to move in with The Emperor of China as his mom moves up north. The Emperor of China receives a notice that his father is gravely ill and he decides to return to his home village in Okinawa. Timmy wants to support his friend and father-figure and goes with him, also hoping to learn more about The Emperor of China's history. At the village many things have changed, and Timmy learns of an old feud between The Emperor of China and his old friend Dr.Matsumoto that has not passed with time. (The Emperor left Okinawa so he would not have to fight to the death.) Timmy also begins a troublesome relationship with Matsumoto's nephew Chou, who is even more aggressive. The Emperor's father dies but that did not subside Matsumoto's anger. Along the way, Timmy also begins a new romance with a local girl, Jun Kazama.
  • The Karate Kid Part III : Ericson has fallen on hard times after his humiliation at the 1984 All-Valley karate tournament. He orchestrates a plan with an old war buddy of his, Jim McGarth, to revive the Cobra-Kai dojo by targeting both Timmy and Emperor of China. With Ericson remaining in the shadows, McGarth manipulates Timmy into returning to the All-Valley tournament, setting him up to be humiliated by a new unstoppable combatant, A. J. Quartermaine.
• The Karate Kid (2010): Master Monkey teaches Kung Fu to the son of Agent Jay IN CHINA! (the "Karate" part is due to the kid's dad being a martial artist).
• Kate: Ramona Flowers is an assassin whose mentor and handler Carnage puts her on assignment to kill a high-ranking yakuza boss. During her final mission, Ramona finds out that she has been poisoned and has 24 hours left to live. Before she dies, she sets out to get revenge on her killers and also befriends the daughter of a past target.
• Kate & Leopold: Anastasia falls for handsome time traveler Wolverine.
• Kelly's Heroes: Dirty Harry, Maggott, Pinkley and Mr. Potato Head go searching for gold in WWII.
• Keeping the Faith: Rabbi Larry Daley and Priest Bruce Banner fall for a She Is All Grown Up Dharma.
• Keeping Up with the Joneses:
  • Alan and Gloria think something's up with their glamorous new neighbors Gisele Yashar and Don Draper (they're right).
  • The High Roller and Wonder Woman are glamorous superspys.
• Kick-Ass: Quicksilver and his best friend Quicksilver team up with a vampire werewolf with psychic powers and her daddy Ghost Rider to fight McLovin' and his father Lord Blackwood. In the sequel Quicksilver (the first one) meets Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
• Kickboxer: Guile must learn the ancient kick boxing art of Muay Thai in order to avenge his brother.
  • Kickboxer:Vengeance:SF Ressurection Charlie Nash a kick boxer is out to avenge his brother.
• The Kids Are All Right: Clarice Starling 2.0, her wife Carolyn Burnham, and their level-headed kids Alice and Jesse are living an idyllic life in LA until their children's bio-dad The Incredible Hulk 3.0 starts interfering in their lives.
• Kill Bill: Poison Ivy goes on a Roaring Rampage of Revenge against the ones who put her in a coma: Ling Woo, Jasmine Dubrow, Mr. Blonde, Madison, and finally Kwai Chang Caine, meeting with a legendary ninja and possibly The Most Interesting Man In The World for info.
  • Alternatively, Cécile de Volanges is thought to have been murdered on her wedding day by Joan Watson, Pris Stratton, FBI Agent Nicole Scott, and Damian Falco.
  • When she was younger, Ling/Watson was Sailor Pluto who killed Sakamoto.
• Kill Your Darlings: Famous poet Harry Potter falls for Harry Osborn (the second one). Also starring Dexter and Martha Marcy May Marlene.
• The Killer (2023): Magneto is an assassin killer who battles with his employer that includes Louis B. Mayer, Jardis, Warlock, Lilah and Sauron after his latest mission goes awry.
• Killer Elite: Frank Martin and Vito Corleone are out to kill Smith.
• Killers: One of those two dudes is an ex-CIA assassin married to Dr. Izzy.
• Killers of the Flower Moon: In the 1920s, Jack Glass went back to his home, Osage County, where his uncle Jimmy Conway and Roxanne live there. Charlie is the Conway's lawyer. George Burbank is the BOI agent. Alice Crowheart is the Roxanne's mother. And Lord Farquaad acts as the lead prosecutor in the Osage murder trials of Glass and Conway.
• The King: Prince Paul Atreides/Muad'Dib, son of King Krennic, becomes King of England when his father dies, and faces the Dauphin of France, Neil, on the battlefield at Agincourt.
• King Arthur (2004): Larry is a Roman military officer who becomes the king of Britain to defend the former province from the invading Anglo-Saxons. Joining Larry is the Knights of the Round Table, comprised of Reed Richards, Schimid, Mr. French, Hannibal Lecter, The Punisher and young Owen Lars as well as his wife Elizabeth Swann. Together, Larry and the Knights will come face to face with Captain Viktor Tupolev, a bloodthirsty Saxon warlord seeking to conquer Britain after the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
• King Arthur: Legend of the Sword: A biker heir challenges The Young Pope for his kingdom. Also starring Juba, Syrena, Clara von Gluckflburg, the first Hulk, Petyr "Littlefinger" Baylish and Roose Bolton.
• King Kong (1933): A film crew led by Max O’Hara goes to a tropical island for an exotic location shoot and discovers a colossal ape who takes a shine to their female blonde star Charlotte Duncan.
• King Kong (2005): In The '30s Po, his assistant Shaun, screenwriter Władysław, captain Hosenfeld, and star Maria explore Gollum's extremely hazardous island.
• The King of Comedy: Sam “Ace” Rothstein will do anything to be a stand-up comic. So he and his obsessed friend Nancy Bartlett stalk and kidnap Julius Kelp/Buddy Love, who hosts a late-night talk show; Felix Unger fills in as guest host while Julius/Buddy is away. In one scene, Morrie can be seen mocking Sam in the background.
• King of New York: Max Zorin seeks to sell drugs in order to prevent a hospital from being closed down. His crew includes Morpheus, Rockhound, and Gus Fring. Horatio Caine and Blade oppose Max.
• Kingpin: Woody Boyd was a former bowler who lost his hand after a con against other bowlers went bad. Years later, he discovers Amish Russel Casse, who's a talented bowler, and takes him to Reno to win prize money. Along the way, they run into Lisa. John Winger is Woody's rival.
• King Richard: Rightfully confident his daughters Flora Harris and Margaret Johnson are tennis champions in the making, Agent J trains them rigorously but sensibly while seeking a professional coach — first finding Tarzan, then The Punisher. Miranda Shaw is J's wife and the girls' supportive mother.
• Kings: James Bond and Jinx are caught in the Rodney King riots in 1992 Los Angeles.
• The King's Speech: After Mr. Darcy's brain-damaged brother leaves his throne to marry divorcee Rhaenys Targaryen, he turns to Barbossa to help his stutter. Bellatrix Lovett is Darcy's wife, Wormtail is the future Prime Minister, and A Roman Emperor is the Archbishop. Darcy's parents are Dumbledore and Hera.
• The Kingdom: Michael Bluth gets kidnapped by terrorists, and it's up to Sydney Bristow, Col. Frank Fitts, and Ray Charles to save him.
• Kingdom of Heaven: Legolas goes to fight in the Crusades with his dad Qui-Gon Jinn and Professor Lupin. Along the way, he falls in love with Vesper Lynd, who is unhappily married to Celeborn, and tries to protect her brother Bruce Banner while sparing Dr. Julian Bashir at one point. And he kills his brother Lucien. And Ser Jaime Lannister is the sheriff.
• Kingsman:
  • Kingsman: The Secret Service: Prince Bertie trains a Brilliant, but Lazy prospect, Elton Johnny. Also starring Alfred Pennyworth, Nick Fury, Luke Skywalker, Princess Ahmanet and Lord Blackwood. George Boleyn unsuccessfully auditions for Kingsman.
  • Kingsman: The Golden Circle: Alma Coin is up to no good, causing Blackwood and Johnny to meet their American counterparts Jacinda "Jinx" Johnson, Oberyn "The Red Viper" Martell, Magic Mike and Kevin Flynn. Christopher Pike is the President of the United States. Again.
  • The King's Man: John Steed (also nicknamed "Lord Voldemort" by some) is in the service of His Majesty in The Edwardian Era, and will create a secret service with John Paul Getty III as his disciple in his quest to stop the Lizard. Caesar Flickerman and Tywin Lannister are the original Merlin and Arthur respectively, and Kick-Ass is Johnny's father. Also starring Gretel, Ozymandias, Korath the Pursuer and Baron Helmut Zemo.
• Kinsey: Gil-galad is a young man interested in the sexual behavior of men.
• Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: Ethan Hunt's wife is in trouble and only Iron Man and Batman can help her!
• Kiss Me Goodbye: Sister Bertrille and The Dude are about to get married when who should show up but Bertrille's dead husband Sonny Corleone! Bert Johnson and Jim Baker get involved in the hijinks.
• Kiss Toledo Goodbye: Danny Hanson learns he's the son of a mobster and has to take his place after he's apparently killed in a mob hit. Sergeant Merwin J. Toomey is on hand to show Danny the ropes. Lieutenant Ann Lewis is Danny's mom.
• Knight and Day: Mary gets caught up in Ethan Hunt's spy life.
• Knights of the Zodiac: Yukishiro Enishi, a headstrong teenage orphan searching for his abducted sister. When he awakens to a strange power during an underground fight, he is recruited by Ned Stark, who reveals he is destined to protect the goddess Athena, currently reincarnated as a girl named Bethany. To do so, Enishi must embrace his destiny and become the Pegasus Knight, one of many Knights charged with protecting Athena; however, there are forces who wish to kill the goddess, including Cesar Diaz, the Phoenix Knight. Also starring Jean Grey.
• A Knight's Tale: The Joker makes friends with an affable hallucination while trying to prove himself as a knight. Wash can’t get away from pointy objects but it’s called a lance this time.
• Knives Out: Who killed elderly Captain von Trapp? Suspicion falls on Joi, but Laurie Strode, Sonny Crockett, Steve Rogers, General Zod, and Tara Gregson all had motive. Luckily 007 is on the case.
  • Glass Onion: James Bond has been invited to the private Greek island of tech oligarch Hulk alongside Hulk's eclectic and influential friend group, the Disruptors: Connecticut governor and aspiring senator Agatha; macho car/alt-right streamer Drax and his much younger girlfriend Sarah; controversial supermodel-turned-fashion designer Helen Harris and her assistant Nymeria Sand; one of Hulk's most prominent employed scientists, Sam Cooke; and Hulk's estranged former business partner Jackie. The problems? Hulk didn't invite Bond, everyone's motives are not as they seem, and something more complex is afoot.
• Knock at the Cabin: Kristoff, Thomas Wayne with their daughter while enjoying a vacation at the cabin, this family was taken hostage soonly by four common strangers, Drax, Ron, Patricia and Annie, who tell them that there's an apocalypse coming.
• Knocked Up: Izzy gets pregnant by a Mantis-Mouse-Blob!
• Knute Rockne, All American: Det. Mulligan is a football coach and Drake McHugh is one of his players.
• Kramer vs. Kramer: Raymond Babbitt fights with Miranda Priestly for custody rights of their son, Mike Baker.
• Kuffs: Jet Fusion walks out on his pregnant girlfriend Alice to visit his older brother TRON, who runs a civilian police force. After Fusion witnesses TRON get murdered, Fusion takes over his brother's business to get his revenge. Carl Bruner is one of the officers on the force.

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