The Chaperone (movie)

While "The Chaperone" is a well-regarded period drama exploring the transformative journey of a young Louise Brooks and her older companion, it does not typically appear on lists of "Best Josh Gordon Movies" as he is not credited as its director, writer, or a primary producer. The film was directed by Michael Engler and written by Julian Fellowes, based on Laura Moriarty's novel. Starring Elizabeth McGovern and Haley Lu Richardson, the movie delves into the early 20th-century social dynamics and personal awakenings, a thematic and stylistic departure from the typical filmography of the most prominent Josh Gordon in Hollywood. It's possible that a confusion might arise with the directing duo Josh Gordon and Will Speck, known for their collaborative work on comedies like "Blades of Glory" and "Office Christmas Party," or the romantic comedy "The Switch." However, "The Chaperone's" dramatic, historical tone and focus on character-driven narrative significantly diverge from the comedic sensibilities and contemporary settings often found in Gordon and Speck's filmography. Therefore, without a more specific, uncredited, or tangential role, "The Chaperone" does not fit the criteria for a "Best Josh Gordon Movie" list based on his established contributions to cinema.