8 Simple Rules "Opposites Attract: Part 2" (February 17, 2004)

Screencaps from the ABC sitcom “8 Simple Rules” (2002-2005) from S2E14.

Bridget Hennessy (Kaley Cuoco) & Jeremy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas).

“Opposites Attract: Part 2”

Directed by James Widdoes

Written by Tracy Gamble, Paul F. Ciancarelli, & David S. SiPietro

Season 2, Episode 14

Airdate: February 17, 2004

Rating: TV-PG

Synopsis: 

C.J.’s van burns down so he has to share a room with Gramps. Bridget needs no more tutoring, but wants to "win" Jeremy, so she enlists Kerry to take her go to the geek academic party Jeremy is going to. But does Bridget interest Jeremy?

(ABC/2004)

8 Simple Rules "Opposites Attract: Part 1" (February 10, 2004)

Screencaps from the ABC sitcom “8 Simple Rules” (2002-2005) from S2E13.

Bridget Hennessy (Kaley Cuoco) & Jeremy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas).

“Opposites Attract: Part 1” 

Directed by James Widdoes

Written by Tracy Gamble & Gayle Abrams

Season 2, Episode 13 

Airdate: February 10, 2004

Rating: TV-PG

Synopsis:

Bridget gets assigned as a geek's lab partner, hires him as a tutor and finds herself oddly attracted to this Jeremy when Dylan gets sick. It's Kerry and Kyle's first Valentine's Day together. Rory has trouble figuring out a gift for Missy.

(ABC/2004)

Disney Channel UK Interview (1998)

Jonathan Taylor Thomas guest appears on the Disney Channel UK alongside host Nigel Mitchell in 1998 for a quick interview.

(Video sourced from YouTube)

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Filmography: "The Extra" (2006)

The Extra

Release: June 23, 2006

Director: Michael Pacheco

Writer: Michael Pacheco 

Genre: Comedy/Short

Runtime: 12 minutes 

Starring:

Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Director

Ryan Stiles as Clyde

Lezlie Rice as Alyssa

Synopsis: 

Most actors dream of fame and wealth. For Clyde Baker, fulfillment finds form in volunteering as a background actor in student films. Not one to take his craft lightly, Clyde's preparation and dedication is second to none. On the other hand, his execution, leaves room for improvement- A whole lot of improvement! (Sourced from IMDb)

(Trailer sourced from IMDb)

On set of "Tilt-A-Whirl" (2005)

Actor & producer Stu Brumbaugh photographed with Jonathan Taylor Thomas on set of the 2005 short film “Tilt-A-Whirl” directed by Cameron Thor. 

(Photograph from Stu Brumbaugh via Facebook)

Filmography: "Tilt-A-Whirl" Short (2005)

Tilt-A-Whirl 

Release: May 9, 2005

Director: Cameron Thor

Writer: Christian Canterbury

Genre: Drama/Short

Runtime: 12 minutes

Starring: 

Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Customer #3

Jessica Schatz as Gina 

Vince Duvall as Clay

Tyler Nimmons as Troy

Christina Applegate as Customer #1

Chris Klein as Customer #2

Justin Guarini as Customer #4 

Synopsis:

A Hollywood producer (Vince Duvall) has a nervous breakdown in front of a coffeeshop girl (Jessica Schatz), leading him to question the meaning of his existence.

(Video sourced from YouTube)

"People: Celebrate the 90's!: The Stars, the Fads, the Moments You'll Never Forget" (2006)

 

• JONATHAN TAYLOR THOMAS

Home Improvement, 1993

JTT headed to Harvard in ’01 to study history and philosophy. 

(Jonathan Taylor Thomas mentioned in “People: Celebrate the 90’s!: The Stars, the Fads, the Moments You’ll Never Forget.” Published on August 29, 2006 by People Magazine).

Filmography: "Common Ground" (2000)

Common Ground 

Release: January 29, 2000

Director: Donna Deitch

Writers: Paula Vogel, Terrence McNally, Harvey Fierstein

Genre: Drama

Runtime: 1 hour 30 minutes

“Mr. Roberts” Starring:

Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Tobias “Toby” Anderson

Eric Stoltz as Johnny Burroughs

Steven Weber as Gil Roberts

Scott McCord as Gus

Caterina Scorsone as Peggy

Christine MacInnis as Laura

Dan Lauria as Coach Davis

Synopsis:

Three short stories dealing with the theme of homosexuality throughout the century. In “A Friend of Dorothy”, Dorothy Nelson (Brittany Murphy) joins the Navy during the 1950’s and discovers lesbianism. In “Mr. Roberts”, a teacher, Mr. Roberts (Steven Weber), in a 1970’s classroom struggles with his closeted gay status when a student of his, Tobias “Toby” Anderson (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), wishes to confide in him about his own sexuality. Finally in “Amos and Andy”, a father wrestles with his own emotional acceptance of a present day wedding between his son, Amos (James LeGros), and another man.

Production Companies:

Showtime Networks

Winsome Entertainment

Distributors:

Showtime Networks

Filmography: "Walking Across Egypt" (1999)

Walking Across Egypt

Release: December 17, 1999

Director: Arthur Allan Seidelman

Writers: Clyde Edgerton, Paul Tamsay

Genre: Drama/Comedy

Runtime: 1 hour 40 minutes

Starring:

Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Wesley Benfield

Ellen Burstyn as Mattie Rigsbee

Mark Hamill as Lamar N. Benfield

Judge Reinhold as Robert Rigsbee

Patrick David as Johnny

Edward Herrmann as Rev. Vernon

Gail O’Grady as Elaine Rigsbee

Synopsis:

An elderly Southern widow, Mattie Rigsbee (Ellen Burstyn), begrudgingly starts to acknowledge that she can’t live on her own. Mattie enlists the help & befriends local dog catcher, Lamar Benfield (Mark Hamill), when a stray turns up on her front porch one day, she’s introduced to his orphaned nephew, Wesley (Jonathan Taylor Thomas). Although Wesley has been in trouble with the law and incarcerated for auto theft, Mattie sees potential in the young man and tries to point him in the right direction by allowing him to live with her.

Production Companies:

Mitchum Entertainment

Filmography: "The Lion King" (1994)

The Lion King

Release: June 15, 1994

Directors: Rob Minkoff, Roger Allers

Writers: Irene Mecchi, Linda Woolverton, Jonathan Roberts

Genre: Musical/Animation

Runtime: 1 hour 28 minutes

Starring:

Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Young Simba

Matthew Broderick as Simba

James Earl Jones as Mufasa

Jeremy Irons as Scar

Madge Sinclair as Sarabi

Nathan Lane as Timon

Rowan Atkinson as Zazu

Ernie Sabella as Pumbaa

Synopsis:

Lion prince Simba (Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Matthew Broderick) and his father, Mufasa (James Earl Jones), are targeted by his bitter uncle, Scar (Jeremy Irons), who wants to ascend the throne himself.

Production Companies:

Walt Disney Pictures

Walt Disney Animation Studios

Distributors:

Walt Disney Pictures

(Walt Disney Pictures)

Filmography: "Man of the House" (1995)

Man of the House

Release: March 3, 1995

Director: James Orr

Writer: David E. Peckinpah; Richard Jefferies

Genre: Comedy

Runtime: 1 hour 37 minutes

Starring:

Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Ben Archer

Chevy Chase as Jack Sturges

Farrah Fawcett as Sandy Archer

George Wendt as Chet Bronski

Zachary Browne as Norman Bronski

David Shiner as Lloyd Small

Synopsis:

Eleven year-old Ben Archer (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) refuses to accept his mother's (Farrah Fawcett) new lawyer boyfriend, Jack Sturges (Chevy Chase), despite the man's attempts to win his respect. Meanwhile, a disgruntled relative of a criminal Jack prosecuted, seeks revenge.

Production Companies:

Walt Disney Pictures

Distributors:

Walt Disney Pictures

(Walt Disney Pictures)