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John Cusack, the star of 1408 discusses creepy hotel rooms he's stayed in.

Sarai Givaty interview with John Cusack starred in the movie 1408. Based on the Stephen King's short story of the same name, "1408" is the story of Mike Enslin (John Cusack), author of two hit books focusing on supernatural and paranormal phenomena.

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collection of clips of John Cusack as Roscoe Maibaum in Class (1983)

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Outtakes from Unskinny Bop the Poison Tribute Band while in Canada filming "Hot Tub Time Machine". This movie will be in theaters February 2010.

John Cusack talks to WNYC's Leonard Lopate about his new moie Grace is Gone, where he plays a man who must raise his two daughters alone after his wife is killed in Iraq.

trailer from one of my favorite movies College freshman John (Gib) Gibson decides to go cross country to visit his friend in California during winter break. Awaiting there is a bikini-clad babe whom his friend assures him is a "sure thing". Meanwhile, Allison, a cute (but somewhat anal retentive) girl at Gib's college has also decided to head out to Cal. to see her boyfriend during break. Gib and Allison are thrust together on a road trip from hell, and somewhere along the way, they find ...

Actor John Cusack tells Russ Mitchell about his new movie "1408," a supernatural thriller based on a short story by horror writer Stephen King. (CBSNews.com)