Lotte and Maxine successfully hail down a car, and Craig runs up to them arguing that his willingness to sacrifice being John Malkovich proves his love for his former business partner. He is ...

Maxine sees the discovery as a cash cow ... if not exactly fame, “Being John Malkovich” is most obviously a riff on modern celebrity culture. But the first-person view from inside Malkovich ...

Craig and Maxine take advantage of this common desire ... where everyone looks like him and only says his last name. Being ...

In 1999, writer Charlie Kaufman and director Spike Jonze joined forces to make Being John Malkovich ... partner Maxine (Catherine Keener), who believes she has fallen for Malkovich.

“So Being John Malkovich always has to be referred to ... In the film, Lotte becomes as smitten with Maxine as her husband, swiftly making plans to discuss “sexual reassignment surgery ...

Being John Malkovich deviously treats us to — and ... Before co-founding J.M. Inc., Maxine (Catherine Keener) is forced to inquire of her business partner: “Who the fuck is John Malkovich?” ...

And each, in “Being John Malkovich,” director Spike Jonze ... Before long, Craig and a co-worker, Maxine (Catherine Keener), are charging people $200 a pop to take Malkovich for a spin ...

Instead, Being John Malkovich is understandably normally associated ... and his vampish colleague Maxine (Catherine Keener) invade after they inadvertently discover a miniature portal into his ...

Maxine (Keener) come up with a plan to make money off the portal by charging people hundreds of dollars for the 15-minute experience of “being John Malkovich.” But it’s more complicated than ...

Maxine and Lotte from Being John Malkovich miss being part of a relationship that involves body snatching, and they cross paths with Roman Armitage, the creator of the mind-transplant procedure in ...