A closer look

Imagine losing months of your life to a cynical cartoon cat because you didn't know how to read a first name. Bill Murray eagerly signed onto the live-action Garfield movie because the script was credited to 'Joel Cohen.' Murray assumed this was Joel Coen, the visionary director behind Fargo and The Big Lebowski. It was actually just another writer with a very similar name. By the time Murray realized he was trapped in a terrible family comedy, he had already signed the contract.