John and Joan Cusack go to 'War' together
                   
nydailynews.com     May 17, 2008            

Siblings John and Joan Cusack team up again in 'War, Inc.,' which opens Friday at Angelika. Honed over their 10 movies together, not to mention a lifetime of dinner-table banter, actors John and Joan Cusack have developed a rapid comedic timing that only a close-knit brother and sister can forge.... [read full story]                    


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