as Lester and his group file into the Malkovich door. Lotte and Maxine successfully hail down a car, and Craig runs up to them arguing that his willingness to sacrifice being John Malkovich proves ...

Being John Malkovich was the feature debut of director ... While filing, Craig discovers a hidden door, and when he crawls inside, he finds himself inside the body of real-life actor John ...

and a door that leads into the mind of John Malkovich. As realised by first-time director Spike Jonze, this joyously anarchic yet carefully plotted comedy is the most original mainstream film in ...

Being John Malkovich came out in 1999, 18 years before Get Out, and involves three people who find a small door that, when entered, allows them to inhabit the mind of real-life actor John Malkovich.

In "Being John Malkovich," Cusack is an out-of-work puppeteer who takes a file clerk job, where he discovers a secret door behind a file cabinet leading to a portal into the actor's mind.

Though the film’s appeal hasn’t died down, it’s fair to claim that some fans and newcomers rank Being John Malkovich among the greatest movies of all time. Are they right? Or has time not ...

Yet Being John Malkovich is much more than an inside-out and upside-down high-concept gimmick. The film’s inventive visual style made the surreal seem mundane and everyday. While it is very ...

At this point, actor John Malkovich is probably best known for, well, being John Malkovich ... JOHN CUSACK: (As Craig Schwartz) There's a tiny door in my office, Maxine, and it takes you inside ...

Looking back further into the director’s filmography brings us to his feature debut Being John Malkovich, directed by Jonze and written by Charlie Kaufmann. In recent years, researchers at ...