These John Cusack movies include some of the best films of the past few decades, including his works with famed filmmakers such as Spike Lee and Terrance Malick, as well as other first-class auteurs.

Everything that John does has substance,” said the Saturday Night Live legend, who appeared John Cusack movies, 1997’s Grosse Pointe Blank and 2008’s War, Inc.

In honor of tonight's event, Westword revisited the filmography of John Cusack and hand-picked his most definitively Cusackian roles. These movies are each thoroughly entertaining on their own ...

8. Being John Malkovich (1999) Craig Schwartz: Cusack is charming as a puppeteer who gets a job in an odd little office and then finds a portal through which he can jump into the titled actor's brain.

Digital Spy takes a look at five of John Cusack's best movie roles below: Say Anything… (1989) Cameron Crowe found Cusack to be the perfect leading man for his directorial debut Say Anything.

You can listen to Cameron Crowe talk about Say Anything more in depth on the Audible original from Gunpowder & Sky, The Film ...

John Cusack's motivation for his latest film grew out of something he did not see — flag-draped caskets returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Pentagon policy bans media coverage of America's war ...

Cusack, on the other hand, already had worked with some Hollywood heavyweights like Rob Reiner, John Sayles, John Hughes and James L. Brooks. But Cusack was won over by the newbie's passion.

With a filmography littered with teenagers, bachelors and guys trying to get the girl, John Cusack the dad is a new entry. In two new films this fall, Cusack plays parts where fatherhood is central.

Actor John Cusack turns 55 on Monday, and Tubi has a selection of movies to help celebrate his birthday. Cusack is famous for his roles in "Sixteen Candles" and "Being John Malkovich." ...

Actor John Cusack, who grew up outside Chicago, also spoke, and chalked up any negative talk to "manufactured political controversy." The reason he agreed to participate, he said, was because Lee ...