11 Jane Leeves Movies, Ranked Best to Worst

‘The Meaning of Life’ is a musical presented through a series of sketches. It’s a film by the British comedy troupe Monty Python, portraying various stages of life from the miracle of birth to the mystery of death. The movie also depicts hilarious vignettes about religious service, sex education, war, organ donation – every possible thing, just to find ‘the meaning of life.’ 

To Live and Die in LA is an action crime drama film which tells the story of two cops who are trying to track down a vicious criminal named Eric Masters. When one of them gets killed by Masters, the other will stop at nothing to bring down the criminal.

Centuries-old vampire Miriam Blaylock, with her vampire cellist lover John, preys on unsuspecting club-goers. While casting spells on her lovers, Marian promises eternal life, without mentioning that they won’t enjoy eternal youth. As John starts aging rapidly, he turns to aging-specialist Dr. Sarah, who curiously visits him home, but gets seduced by Miriam. However, Miriam realizes it’s not easy to influence Sarah.

Roberta starts afresh after being abandoned by her husband. She starts teaching violin to underprivileged children in New York. Though, initially principal Janet and the students resist the learning, yet the program becomes a hit and gets recognition from the public. However, after a decade the program is suddenly shut due to budget crunch and Roberta along with Janet and her former pupils work towards holding a concert in order to raise funds.

Dorey Walker, who is Cole’s Department Store’s special events director, decides to fire Tony Falacchi from being their Santa Claus after he gets drunk before taking part in the Thanksgiving Parade. He soon spots an elderly man whom he thinks will be a perfect Santa.

Based on Ronald Dahl’s much loved eponymous children’s book, this musical fantasy film is centered on James, an orphaned British boy forced to live with his cruel aunts. One day he is given a bag full of magical crocodile tongues for saving a spider from his aunt and accidentally drops it near a peach tree to find an enormous peach growing on it. 

Garfield and Odie hide in Jon’s suitcase as he travels to London, where Garfield is mistaken for his look-alike cat, Prince, owner of a castle. As Garfield starts enjoying his new-found royal status, evil Lord Dargis, who is after Prince and his estate, tries to kill Garfield taking him to be Prince. Now, Garfield must save himself as well as Prince’s castle.