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David Schwimmer is a priest in a New Mexican town that goes wild for a severed hand that grants miracles. Woody Allen is also there.

David Schwimmer plays a faithless priest whose New Mexico town is beset by the public at large when a blind woman discovers a chopped off hand that grants miracles. Woody Allen is also there.

David Schwimmer ekes through with his dignity intact in the awful anti-gun Pulp Fiction knockoff It's the Rage . In the film, he plays Andre Braugher's depressive lover who's erotically charged by guns.

David Schwimmer's fiancée is stranded on a tropical island with Harrison Ford in the survival rom-com Six Days, Seven Nights!

David Schwimmer's directorial career kicks off with a rocky start with Since You've Been Gone, the second high school reunion movie in the Friends on Friends canon. Schwim cast a few Hollywood stars like Teri Hatcher and Lara Flynn Boyle, then a lot of Chicago theater pals for this unfunny comedy that was meant for theaters but went straight to ABC.

Girls, you ever been stuck between Jason Lee and David Schwimmer in a romantic triangle? No matter your answer, then Kissing a Fool is the movie for you! A nice base-hit romcom with some laughs, some genuine chemistry and a handful of good creative decisions.

David Schwimmer and Chris Cooper invent the breast implant in this early HBO original film. Bad wigs, a rushed plot, and more boobs than Danielle's ever seen in a movie before!

David Schwimmer tackles his first leading role by amping his Rossitude up by a million in Matt Reeves' debut film, The Pallbearer. Schwimmer plays Tom Thompson, a wannabe architect who is asked to be a pallbearer at his childhood friend's funeral. Just one problem. He has no memory of this friend. Some nice awkward comedy gets bogged down with an overly sincere love plot.

Mark and Simon think you'll love Origins with Cush Jumbo. In this podcast, Cush meets some of the stars of stage and screen, and so they're giving you a little taster of what you can expect to hear. Here's an exert from Cush's episode with David Schwimmer, a master of comedy, who we all feel we know insideout as Ross Geller. He appeared in 236 episodes of Friends, runs his own theatre company (for the last 36 years!), is a dad and also a great friend of Cush's. They discuss his early jobs before Friends, and a serious role he had to turn down decades ago, that might have changed everything. If you enjoy this teaser, head over to https://pod.link/1761431583 and follow the show so you don't miss an episode. A Sony Music Entertainment production Find more great podcasts from Sony Music Entertainment at sonymusic.com/podcasts and follow us at @sonypodcasts To bring your brand to life in this podcast, email podcastadsales@sonymusic.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Schwimmer comes into possession of Twenty Bucks in this wide-ranging dramady that follows the travels of a $20 bill as it passes from hand to hand. Schwimmer plays a struggling hair-tonic salesman dating writer Elizabeth Shue. Appearances from Brendan Fraser, Gladys Knight, Steve Buscemi, Christopher Lloyd, and William H. Macy!

If you were asked ‘What is the London Stock Exchange Group, (LSEG)?’, most investors would answer, ‘the London Stock Exchange, of course.’ Yet, the correct answer would be, “well that’s only 5% of revenues today”, and then you might pause and wonder what the rest is… In this conversation with David Schwimmer, a veteran of Goldman Sachs, and CEO of the LSEG since 2018, we examine an organisation that today has revenues of £8bn, an operating income of £2.8bn and a market capitalisation of approximately £50bn. LSEG is the 14th largest company in the UK, employing 25,000 people in 70 countries, and is now 4% owned by Microsoft (as of May 2024). David explains the LSEG business today, how they are the no.1 globally in real time financial data, how they serve customers in areas from risk-analytics, FX, bond trading, KYC, ALM verification. He discusses the partnership with Microsoft, and the rapid shifts in technology, as well as their impact on business execution and enhancing productivity. Finally we have an earnest conversation about the UK, which has the second largest pension market in the world, London’s enviable position, and why persistent negative press around delisting may have created a stronger narrative than the facts would suggest. ​​The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by Schroders , IFM Investors and the World Gold Council . Sign up to our Newsletter | Follow us on LinkedIn | Watch on YouTube

David Schwimmer is spot on when it comes to Hamas!

Samira Ahmed is joined by Friends star David Schwimmer and comedy writer Nick Mohammed. David Schwimmer is one of the most recognisable faces on television. His iconic role as Ross Geller in all 236 episodes of Friends has made him TV royalty. And beyond the global cultural impact of Friends, Schwimmer is a seasoned stage actor and has gone on to direct the hit comedy Run Fatboy Run and gain critical acclaim as Robert Kardashian in American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson. For his latest project, Schwimmer crossed the pond to collaborate with the British writer, comedian and actor Nick Mohammed. Together they star in the workplace comedy sitcom Intelligence, created by Mohammed, which chronicles a disastrously humorous partnership between a pompous NSA agent (Schwimmer) and an inept GCHQ computer analyst (Mohammed). In this conversation they join Samira Ahmed to talk about what shaped them and how they found their voices. This podcast was recorded in 2021. David Schwimmer and Nick Mohammed return in Intelligence for a one of special this Saturday on Sky Comedy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Plays that grapple with the issues of our times – race, class, gender, civil and human rights, etc. – have been a rich strand of Lookingglass’ history. Productions of The Jungle, Race: How Blacks and Whites Think and Feel About The American Obsession, Trust, Plantation!, Beyond Caring and Her Honor Jane Byrne are just some of the company’s works that hold a looking glass to the problems that chronically bedevil our country. But can plays really make a difference in this increasingly complex world? Lookingglass Ensemble Member David Schwimmer and Director Alexander Zeldin talk about the plays they’ve created at Lookingglass and elsewhere, and why they believe theatre can change hearts, minds, and maybe even our world.