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Crazy in Alabama

film by Banderas [1999]

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In Antonio Banderas: Hollywood success: Philadelphia and Interview with the Vampire
…directorial debut with the comedy Crazy in Alabama (1999), which starred his second wife, actress Melanie Griffith (the two divorced in 2015). In 2001 Banderas reteamed with Rodriguez on Spy Kids, playing a family man who is forced to return to his former career as a secret agent. The movie…
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In Melanie Griffith: Later work
Her subsequent films include Crazy in Alabama (1999), a comedy directed by Banderas; Forever Lulu (2000), which costarred Patrick Swayze; and the thriller Dark Tourist (2012). In 2003 she made her Broadway debut, starring in the musical Chicago. Griffith later had a recurring role (2014–16) on the TV series…
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