MY FAVORITE TEN GARRY MARSHALL FILMS

Garry Marshall was probably one of the best film makers in my opinion. He had a incredible knack of casting the right people; playing the right and developing character. You wanted to care about these people. You wanted to see them win. Full three dimensions flushed out with human skin. Easily relatable in most cases. Ironically, Marshall only would be behind the camera for about twenty two films. Honestly, he was better known as an actor of Television and film. Quite funny in fact.

10. ‘Dear God’ - 1996

Con man working at a post office answering letters sent to God.

9. 'How Sweet It Is’ - 1968

A dysfunctional family vacation.

8. ‘Beaches’ - 1988

A undying friendship between a privileged girl and a show biz actress through the good and bad times of childhood to adulthood.

7. ‘Nothing In Common’ - 1986

A man must decide what is more important, making business partner at a firm or taking care of his parents.

6. ‘Frankie and Johnny’ - 1991

Two people who have plenty of baggage, that work at a restaurant find a kinship in their bumps along the way.

5. ‘Overboard’ - 1987

Rich spoiled heiress hits her head losing her memory. A cheated out of his money carpenter decide to teach her humility by pretending that they are married. In time, she learns the truth but becomes a better person and real love grows.

4. ‘Georgia Rules’ - 2007

Damaged teenager goes to,live with Grandmother, and learns to face the truth regarding abuse at the hands of her step father.

3. ‘Runaway Bride’ - 1999

Reporter wants to fix his reputation by writing a story about a small town woman who has a reputation of ditching her fiancees at the altar. In the process we see that both are much more a like.

2. ‘Pretty Woman’ - 1990

Rich businessman learns humanity from a prostitute who he hires to stay with him for a week at a fancy hotel. There is a good in him but lacks people skills which he finds along the way.

1. ‘The Other Sister’ - 1996 Carla is the youngest of three daughters to a wealthy family. Her mom does not know how to relate to her as Carla is mentally disabled, spending her younger days in an institution. Carla's older sister is gay trying to find acceptance from their mother and the middle child is spoiled rotten. The truth is that the daughter with the disabilities is actually better adjusted to the world then her family.