All 50 Aida Turturro Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Aida Turturro as we take a look at some of her most memorable movie roles! From heartwarming dramas to gripping thrillers, this roundup will give you a taste of what this talented actress has to offer. So sit back, relax, and let’s explore the magic of Aida Turturro’s cinematic journey.
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1. True Love (1989)
In the endearing comedy-romance “True Love” (1989), directed by Nancy Savoca, we follow the journey of Donna and Michael as they navigate the trials and tribulations of wedding planning and commitment. As the big day approaches, both partners begin to experience their own reservations and fears. Donna wonders if Michael is truly mature enough for the responsibilities of marriage, while Michael is consumed by his trepidation of entering into such a deep commitment.
2. What About Bob? (1991)
A successful psychotherapist, played by Richard Dreyfuss, finds himself at the edge of his sanity when one of his most dependent patients, an obsessive-compulsive neurotic portrayed by Bill Murray, tracks him down during his family vacation. The film follows the hilarious antics that ensue as this neurotic patient infiltrates the psychotherapist’s life, making for an unforgettable comedic adventure. Directed by Frank Oz, “What About Bob? “ is a heartwarming and hilarious tale of obsession and neurosis, featuring a star-studded cast including Julie Hagerty.
3. Mac (1992)
Mac” is a gripping drama movie released in 1992, directed by the talented John Turturro and written by Turturro himself along with Brandon Cole. The film follows the story of Mac (played by Turturro), the ambitious and assertive oldest of three brothers who are determined to overcome all obstacles in their quest to establish their own business in Queens, New York City. As they work hard on housing construction, the brothers must also face a strained relationship with each other.
4. Jersey Girl (1992)
Jersey Girl, released in 1992, is a delightful rom-com that takes us through the journey of Toby Mastallone, a bubbly New Jersey schoolteacher who dreams of turning her local diner into a glamorous life in Manhattan. With her sights set high, she devises an unconventional plan — crashing her old VW into Sal’s brand-new Mercedes, hoping for a lucky break.
5. Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993)
Manhattan Murder Mystery” is a riveting comedy-mystery by the renowned director Woody Allen, released in 1993. Starring the versatile duo of Woody Allen and Diane Keaton as a middle-aged couple, their lives take an unexpected turn when their nosy neighbor’s wife suddenly dies.
6. Life with Mikey (1993)
Life with Mikey” is a heartwarming comedy-family film from 1993, directed by James Lapine and written by Marc Lawrence. The plot revolves around a former popular actor, now running a child-focused talent agency, who discovers more than he anticipated when he recruits an adorable child pickpocket.
7. The Saint of Fort Washington (1993)
The Saint of Fort Washington” is a powerful drama released in 1993, directed by Tim Hunter and written by Lyle Kessler. The film stars Danny Glover and Matt Dillon as two men brought together by fate in the harsh world of the streets.
8. Cyndi Lauper: 12 Deadly Cyns… and Then Some (1994)
Step into the wacky world of pop sensation Cyndi Lauper in this 90s cult classic film, ‘Cyndi Lauper: 12 Deadly Cyns. . and Then Some’.
9. Junior (1994)
Junior” (1994) is a hilarious and absurd comedy directed by Ivan Reitman. In this quirky sci-fi romp, Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a scientist who becomes the unwitting test subject for a revolutionary fertility experiment gone very wrong. Stripped of his macho image and transformed into a pregnant man, Schwarzenegger must navigate his now-complicated life with the unexpected help of goofy sidekick Danny DeVito and the love of Emma Thompson’s character.
10. Angie (1994)
Angie is a heartwarming, yet thought-provoking comedy-drama that delves into the complexities of love and self-discovery. Set in the close-knit community of Bensonhurst Brooklyn, Angie (Geena Davis) dreams of a life beyond limitations, defying societal norms when she decides to have her baby without getting married. As the entire town is sent into an uproar, Angie embarks on a life-changing journey, meeting and falling for an intriguing new love interest.
11. Men Lie (1994)
Men Lie” is an urban comedy that delves into the controversial topic of two-timing men and the women who despise them. The story revolves around Scott, a misogynistic adulterer who swears fidelity to his fiancée but indulges in extramarital affairs when she is not around. Accompanying him in his unfaithful pursuits is his equally misguided friend.
12. The Search for One-eye Jimmy (1994)
The Search for One-eye Jimmy” is a comedy that follows Les as he endeavors to document his neighborhood in Brooklyn. When One-eye Jimmy, a Vietnam War veteran, goes missing, Les shifts gears to create a film about the search for Jimmy and the neighborhood’s inhabitants. With an intriguing balance of humor and mystery, “The Search for One-eye Jimmy” provides a sneak peek into the lives of those searching for One-eye Jimmy and navigating the twists and turns of Brooklyn.
13. Stonewall (1995)
Stonewall, released in 1996, is a captivating drama that revolves around a group of individuals struggling with their homosexuality in a time when society was less accepting. Set in New York City during a pivotal moment in the gay rights movement, the movie follows the characters as they strive for dignity and respect while they prepare for the opening battle.
14. Money Train (1995)
Money Train” is a wild and exhilarating action-comedy heist film that takes you on a ride you won’t soon forget. Wesley Snipes stars as a New York City transit cop who vengefully decides to steal a trainload of subway fares to get back at those who wronged him. Things get complicated when his foster brother, played by Woody Harrelson, another fellow cop, tries to protect him from himself and the authorities.
15. Denise Calls Up (1995)
Denise Calls Up, “ a 1996 comedy film, follows the stories of a group of friends living and working in New York City. Connected primarily through phone and fax, their busy lives prevent them from meeting in person. However, when a mysterious phone call from Denise arrives, Martin’s life becomes filled with excitement and unexpected discoveries.
16. Sleepers (1996)
Sleepers” (1996) is a gripping, intense thriller directed by Barry Levinson and starring an all-star cast including Robert De Niro, Kevin Bacon, and Brad Pitt. The film explores a haunting tale of abuse and revenge, as a group of boys is sent to a detention center where they are subjected to unimaginable cruelty. Thirteen years later, a chance encounter with a former guard gives them a chance for vengeance.
17. Tales of Erotica (1996)
Tales of Erotica” is a provocative, edgy compilation of erotic short films, where each story shares an unexpected and thrilling conclusion. Directed by an all-star team of directors, including Bob Rafelson, Ken Russell, and Susan Seidelman, this intriguing anthology takes the audience on a journey through a variety of steamy scenarios. With a runtime of 2 hours and 50 minutes, the movie presents a diverse range of sexual encounters with a twist, ensuring that viewers are left both entertained and surprised.
18. Fool’s Paradise (1997)
In the hilarious and romantic comedy “Fool’s Paradise” (1997), a man finds himself deep in debt to a vengeful creditor. Desperate to repay his loan, he hatches a scheme to divert funds from a luxurious Caribbean island. With the help of a charismatic hotel owner, an ambitious party planner, and a charming local, they embark on a wild and unforgettable adventure to save the day.
19. Made Men (1997)
Made Men” is a compelling crime drama that follows the lives of three working-class Italian friends, Sal, Renotti, and Vinny, who grow up together in Queens, New York. As adults, their friendship takes a dark turn when they are drawn into the world of the mob. This independent film offers an authentic portrayal of the struggles and consequences of being involved in organized crime while maintaining the bonds of friendship.
20. Too Tired to Die (1998)
Too Tired to Die” is a witty and imaginative journey through the life of a young Japanese man named Keith. Filled with fantasy and comedy, this film delves into the depths of what life’s short journey might mean when Death becomes an unexpected companion. When Keith realizes he has only twelve hours left, he faces his mortality head-on, and the unexpected encounters provide laughter, romance, and a dash of the bizarre.
21. Jaded (1998)
Jaded, “ released in 2000, is a thought-provoking drama that explores the complexities of trauma and relationships. When Megan, a young woman, heads to the local bar for a night out with friends, she soon finds herself drawn into an unexpected turn of events that leads to accusations of sexual assault.
22. Crossfire (1998)
Crossfire, a high-octane action thriller released in 1999, kicks off with a chilling terror plot against the iconic Statue of Liberty. At the center of the storm is Pike, a skilled and deadly assassin, on a mission to eliminate the young girl’s classmate.
23. O.K. Garage (1998)
O. K. Garage” is a 1998 movie that follows the adventures of two best friends, Sean and Johnny, as they become entangled in a love triangle with school teacher Rachel. Frequently seen in her car, Rachel’s automotive issues provide both a recurring source of humor and a catalyst for the friendship that blossoms between the two young men.
24. Celebrity (1998)
Celebrity” is a witty and satirical comedy-drama by renowned director Woody Allen, released in 1998. The movie stars the talented Kenneth Branagh and Judy Davis as a husband and wife experiencing a significant divergence in their fortunes post-divorce. Leonardo DiCaprio also plays a noteworthy role, adding to the film’s star power.
25. Fallen (1998)
Fallen” delivers a gripping crime drama where viewers are thrown into the world of a serial killer. With stunning performances by Denzel Washington and Donald Sutherland, the film takes us on a journey of suspense and discovery as homicide detective John Hobbes faces off against a reoccurring foe. The audience is left to question the supernatural as the killings eerily resemble those of the deceased serial killer Edgar Reese.
26. Woo (1998)
Woo is a delightful romantic comedy from 1998, starring the ever-charismatic Jada Pinkett Smith and Tommy Davidson. Directed by Daisy von Scherler Mayer and written by David C. Johnson, the film follows the charming and outgoing character Woo as she goes on a blind date with the insecure and straight-laced law clerk Tim.
27. Illuminata (1998)
Illuminata”, released in 1998, is a mesmerizing drama-romance film that takes you on a thrilling journey into the world of theatre and passion. The film follows a theatre repertory company that rejects a new project by their beloved playwright Tuccio, leading to a chain of events involving the influential critic Bevalaqua and the sultry star Celimene.
28. 24 Nights (1999)
24 Nights” (1999) is a heartwarming comedy-drama that tells the story of Jonathan Parker, a man who never lost his belief in the magic of Christmas. The movie takes place during the 24 nights leading up to Christmas, where Jonathan, now an adult, finds his life transformed as he comes to terms with his past.
29. Play It to the Bone (1999)
Play It to the Bone, released in 2000, is a gripping sports drama that follows the journey of two best friends and former middleweight contenders, set against the backdrop of Las Vegas. Directed by Ron Shelton, the film delves into the complexities of their long-standing relationship as they are forced to confront each other in the ring for the first time.
30. Deep Blue Sea (1999)
Dive into the dangerous depths of the ocean as a group of brilliant scientists work tirelessly to find a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. But when a trio of intelligent, ravenous sharks take notice of their research, the stakes are raised.
31. Bringing Out the Dead (1999)
Bringing Out the Dead is a haunting, psychological thriller set in the chaotic streets of Manhattan. Haunted by the lives he couldn’t save, a burned-out paramedic fights to maintain his sanity over the course of three harrowing nights. With a powerhouse cast led by Nicolas Cage, this intense film delves into the depths of humanity, as the line between reality and the supernatural blurs.
32. Mickey Blue Eyes (1999)
Mickey Blue Eyes is a captivating romantic comedy that explores the complexities of an unexpected match. The story revolves around a young and passionate English auctioneer named Michael McGinn, portrayed by Hugh Grant, who finds himself in quite the predicament when he proposes to the charming and intelligent daughter of a powerful Mafia kingpin.
33. Freak Weather (1999)
Freak Weather” is an gripping drama film that explores the unpredictability of life through the eyes of a borderline unstable woman named Janice. Set in the bustling city of L. A. , Janice’s life takes an unexpected turn when she must unexpectedly take care of her smart son, her beloved dog, and her boyfriend on the same day. As the title suggests, the film takes a turn for the worse when a series of freak weather conditions intensifies the situation, challenging Janice’s ability to cope and manage her responsibilities.
34. The 24 Hour Woman (1999)
The 24 Hour Woman” is a comedic film that follows the life of Grace (played by Rosie Perez), a mother who attempts to juggle her career as a TV producer with her responsibilities as a dedicated mom. The movie takes a humorous approach to the challenges faced by working mothers as they try to balance both roles. Despite the film’s short runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes, it manages to explore the pressures and struggles of maintaining a work-life balance.
35. Home Sweet Hoboken (2000)
Home Sweet Hoboken” is a delightful comedy film released in 2000, directed by Yoshifumi Hosoya and written by Nick Feyz, Yoshifumi Hosoya, and Christo Knight. The movie stars Ben Gazzara, Elizabeth Ashley, and Jayce Bartok and is set in the heart of Hoboken. The story revolves around a waitress who discovers a ring she previously thought was worthless is actually worth a staggering $10 million. As the waitress grapples with this newfound fortune, the film takes a lighthearted approach to explore themes of wealth, greed, and human nature.
36. Joe Gould’s Secret (2000)
Joe Gould’s Secret (2000) takes us back to the world of The New Yorker in the 1940s, where we follow the life of Joe Gould, a character from Greenwich Village in Manhattan, New York City. Filled with a compelling story of ambition, Joe Gould is in the process of writing his Oral History of the World, a record of twenty thousand conversations he has overheard in his lifetime.
37. Sidewalks of New York (2001)
Sidewalks of New York” is a 2001 romantic comedy film that explores the intertwining lives and loves of six New Yorkers. With a content rating of R, the movie has a runtime of 1 hour and 48 minutes and is directed by Edward Burns, who also penned the screenplay.
38. Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001)
Embark on an action-packed adventure with the third installment of the critically acclaimed Crocodile Dundee series, Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles. In this entertaining film, Mick “Crocodile” Dundee (Paul Hogan), the legendary Australian Outback adventurer, brings his young son Mikey to the bustling metropolis of Los Angeles as he tries to solve a mystery at a movie studio. Mixed with comedy, suspense, and heartwarming moments, this family-friendly movie takes viewers on a whirlwind tour of California, with hilarious encounters and unexpected twists.
39. 2BPerfectlyHonest (2004)
2BPerfectlyHonest is a 2004 comedy-drama film that follows the journey of two entrepreneurial partners, Frank and Josh, as their dot-com start-up fails to launch before going online. Struggling to make ends meet, Frank returns to live with his parents while Josh contemplates a career change from the unpredictable world of computer wizardry to the stability of a regular job.
40. Romance & Cigarettes (2005)
Romance & Cigarettes” is a provocative and raw musical comedy that delves into the world of working-class New York. Tackling themes of infidelity, redemption, and the complexities of love, the film follows a man’s journey as he grapples with his seductive mistress and his loyal wife. This gritty tale features an all-star cast including James Gandolfini, Susan Sarandon, and Kate Winslet, all under the direction of John Turturro.
41. Interview (2007)
Interview” is a striking drama that transports viewers into the complexities of human relationships. Set in 2007, the film revolves around a fading political journalist who finds himself at odds with his editor and is forced to take on an unexpected interview with America’s most celebrated soap actress. The film’s storyline is further enriched with a backdrop of intrigue, secrets, and wounded souls.
42. A Little Help (2010)
A Little Help is a captivating comedy-drama film that premiered in 2010. Directed by Michael J.
43. Mozzarella Stories (2011)
Mozzarella Stories” is a delightful comedy movie that revolves around Ciccio DOP, who is known as the king of mozzarella production in the south of Italy. However, his empire is under threat as the Chinese mozzarella producers are gradually taking over the market. Despite these challenges, Ciccio remains determined to protect his beloved mozzarella and the artisanal tradition that he holds dear.
44. Fading Gigolo (2013)
Fading Gigolo takes viewers on a comical and emotional journey through the world of romantic encounters. When Fioravante, played by John Turturro, decides to become a professional Don Juan to help his friend Murray, played by Woody Allen, they find themselves lost in the intricate web of love and money. With Murray acting as Fioravante’s “manager”, they navigate the ups and downs of their new profession.
45. James Gandolfini: Tribute to a Friend (2013)
James Gandolfini: A Tribute to a Friend” delves into the personal relationships and professional admiration that actor James Gandolfini had, especially within the powerful ensemble of “The Sopranos”. The cast reminisces and shares their heartfelt memories of working alongside the late actor on the iconic television series.
46. Rob the Mob (2014)
Rob the Mob is a 2014 crime drama film that tells the captivating true story of a couple from Queens who made a living by robbing mafia social clubs. Their lives take an unexpected turn when they stumble upon a prize bigger than they could have ever imagined, catapulting them into the limelight and placing them in the crosshairs of both the criminal underworld and the FBI.
47. Making a Killing (2018)
Step into the grim world of mortuaries, where three friends find themselves entangled in a deadly web of greed, treasure, and unrequited love. “Making a Killing, “ a 2018 crime mystery, follows three morticians as they unwittingly unearth a long-lost fortune and ignite a passionate affair with one another’s partners. Set against the backdrop of the funeral industry, this film weaves a dark tale of deceit, betrayal, and the price one pays for fortune.
48. Head Full of Honey (2018)
Head Full of Honey” (2018) is a heartwarming comedy-drama directed by Til Schweiger and starring Nick Nolte, Matt Dillon, and Emily Mortimer. The film follows a man (Nolte) suffering from Alzheimer’s as he embarks on a final road trip with his granddaughter (Mortimer). As they journey together, the pair experiences a series of unexpected adventures that both test and strengthen their bond.
49. Just One Kiss (2022)
Just One Kiss, a delightful comedy from 2022, follows the intertwining lives of two individuals with disastrous love histories, who have no idea that their matchmaking mothers are up to something. Starring an ensemble cast of Krysta Rodriguez, Santino Fontana, Illeana Douglas, and directed by Jeff Beesley, the film is a lighthearted, romantic tale that takes place in the bustling city of New York.
50. Call Jane (2022)
In “Call Jane, “ a married woman (played by Elizabeth Banks) grapples with an unwanted pregnancy in America, where legal abortion is out of reach. Determined to find help, she collaborates with a tight-knit group of suburban women. Set against the backdrop of historical social struggles, the film brings to light the realities faced by many women in dire need of reproductive autonomy.