David Spritz is a fictional character from 2005 comedy-drama film The Weather Man.
On the street outside Hello America studio, Dave introduces Mark, who's handl...
After returning from New York and learning that his father only has a few mon...
Dave, alone in his apartment, looks at a picture of his father in a military ...
David gets hit with a pie while talking to someone next to his car. He picks ...
In the back of cab on the way from Noreen's after slapping Russ with his glov...
At his father's living funeral, Dave tells Noreen about getting the 'Hello Am...
After being hit with the Frosty David stands in front of his bathroom mirror ...
Dave stands alone, looking dejected, at his dad's living funeral and reads a ...
Home alone, Dave is looking at pictures of his dad and thinking about his fut...
Mike is sitting at Dave's place. Dave picks up the bag of stuff Don gave to M...
After confirming Dave's identity the guy in line behind repeating the same li...
Dave parks near Don's home. He shadow boxes for a few minutes while he thinks...
Dave gets to Don's house a second after Don does. Dave throws the bag of stuf...
Dave hits Don a few more times, throws him down the steps and into his fence....
Dave returns Shelly to her moms house after she tears her A.C.L. and M.C.L. d...
Dave beats the crap out of Don for what he did to Mike and leaves, continuing...
Dave sits in a food court, engrossed in thought about food.
Sitting in a food court, engrossed in thought, Dave comes to another realizat...
Dave begins to argue with Noreen in front of her house. Russ steps between th...
Dave is parked in front of his kids house after dropping Shelly off, narratin...
Noreen emphasized Dave not forgetting the Tartar sauce again when picking up ...
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