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Executive Producer
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2005
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Executive Producer
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2004
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Executive Producer
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2004
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The title of this ABC cop series referred to the patrol-car code used to indicate that said car was "in service." The central...
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Executive Producer
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2003
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A remake of the 1973 TV movie of the same name, Satan's School for Girls is set within the grim walls of Fallbridge College...
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Executive Producer
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2000
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The dirty laundry of the wealthy and oversexed gets yet another airing in this prime-time soap opera from producer Aaron...
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Executive Producer
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2000
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Police Capt. Adam Greer (Dennis Farina) needs some new cops who can go where other cops can't. Greer finds three young people...
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Executive Producer
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1999
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A single father tries to raise his three sons while working as a sheriff in a Florida community. Assisting him at home (a...
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Executive Producer
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1999
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Executive Producer
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1998
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Three of the most gorgeous TV witches since the days of Elizabeth Montgomery were the heroines of the hour-long WB fantasy...
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Executive Producer
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1998
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Executive Producer
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1998
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Life was anything but dull for the Halliwell sisters during the first season of WB's Charmed. No sooner had they been...
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Executive Producer
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1998
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One of the most atypical weekly series to emerge from the Aaron Spelling TV factory, 7th Heaven, created by Spelling and...
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Executive Producer
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1996
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Executive Producer
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1994
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The late journalist Randy Shilts' best-selling book on the burgeoning AIDS crisis was adapted for cable TV by...
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Executive Producer
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1993
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A made for TV, two-part series, this is the story of a Southern attorney who suddenly finds himself embroiled in politics, a...
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Executive Producer
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1992
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Executive Producer
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1992
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In the comedic farce Soapdish, the behind-the-scenes lives of several soap opera actors are just as melodramatic as those of...
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Producer
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1991
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Executive Producer
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1991
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Loose Cannons may be a wacky buddy-cop comedy, but it starts with a chilling premise. It seems that a film is discovered that...
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Co-producer
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1990
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This WW II-set drama follows the creation of the first atomic bomb. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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Executive Producer
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1989
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Co-producer
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1988
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Executive Producer, Producer
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1987
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Producer
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1987
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The first feature film from director Phil Joanou (State of Grace), Three O' Clock High chronicles a high school nerd's much...
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Executive Producer
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1987
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Producer
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1986
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Loretta Young was originally to have starred in made-for-TV Dark Mansions, but she didn't like the script and passed up the...
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Executive Producer
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1986
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A six-hour adaptation of Danielle Steel's best-selling novel, the ABC miniseries Crossings began on board a transatlantic...
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Executive Producer
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1986
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Executive Producer
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1985
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The fact that this made-for-TV movie is derivation of the megahit Airport is obvious by the presence of novelist...
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Executive Producer
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1985
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Canceled by ABC at the end of its fourth season, the weekly, hour-long cop drama T.J. Hooker was picked up by CBS for 19...
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Executive Producer
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1985
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Based on the novel by Jackie Collins, the steamy ABC TV minseries Hollywood Wives began its three-evening run on February 17,...
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Executive Producer
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1985
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Executive Producer
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1984
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With the departure of Herve Villechaize as Tattoo at the end of Fantasy Island's sixth season, enigmatic entrepreneur Mr....
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Executive Producer
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1983
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Jack Butler (Michael Keaton) is a Detroit automobile engineer unjustly fired by his boss. Jack's wife Caroline (Teri Garr) is...
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Executive Producer, Producer
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1983
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Executive Producer
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1983
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In this made-for-TV movie, two actors who pose as detectives on a television series lose their jobs, only to take up work as...
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Executive Producer
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1983
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Joan Collins tops the cast of the made-for-TV The Making of a Male Model. No, silly: Joan doesn't play the title role....
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Producer
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1983
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Executive Producer
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1983
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Executive Producer
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1983
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The fifth and final season of Hart to Hart is something of a retrospective: "Two Harts are Better Than One finds millionaire...
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Executive Producer
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1983
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Ricardo Montalban is as suave, poised and mysterious as ever in the role of Mr. Roarke, owner of a lush tropical resort where...
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Executive Producer
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1982
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Little Mary (Robin Ignico) is haunted by the guilty memory of her sister Jennifer, who died in an auto accident not long ago....
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Executive Producer
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1982
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The five-episode "trial run" of T.J. Hooker begins with the 90-minute pilot "The Protectors," in which former police...
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Executive Producer
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1982
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The opening episode of Hart to Hart's fourth season demonstrates that, even when doing something as benign as purchasing a...
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Executive Producer
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1982
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Executive Producer
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1982
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Ricardo Montalban and Herve Villechaize are still on hand as the mysterious Mr. Roarke and his sensitive dwarf assistant...
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Executive Producer
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1981
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Season Three of Hart to Hart begins with the emphasis on Max (Lionel Stander), the ratchet-voiced chauffeur and general...
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Executive Producer
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1981
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Dynasty was set in Denver, and concerned the trials and tribulations of the oil-rich Carrington clan. John Forsythe and...
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Executive Producer
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1981
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In this made-for-TV movie, a singer (Loni Anderson) travels to Chicago during the 1920s to seek revenge against the gangster...
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Executive Producer
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1981
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Executive Producer
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1981
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Nick (Mike Conners) is the owner of a luxury liner and casino which cruises its way to action and adventure for those on...
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Executive Producer
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1980
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Season Two of the lighthearted adventure-mystery series Hart to Hart opens with Jennifer Hart (Stefanie Powers, the glamorous...
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Executive Producer
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1980
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Producer Aaron Spelling's made-for-TV Murder Can Hurt You is an unsubtle take-off of Neil Simon's theatrical feature...
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Executive Producer
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1980
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Executive Producer
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1980
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The lavish "wish-fulfillment" TV series Fantasy Island enters it fourth season with the mysterious Mr. Roarke (Ricardo...
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Executive Producer
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1980
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Executive Producer
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1979
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Robin Strand stars as a female narcotics cop transferred to an all-male police squad assigned to patrol the California...
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Executive Producer
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1979
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No sooner have millionaire industrialist Jonathan Hart (Robert Wagner) and his journalist wife Jennifer (Stefanie Powers)...
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Executive Producer
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1979
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In this exciting fantasy, a stunt pilot gets into a terrible accident and awakes to find himself imbued with the power to...
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Executive Producer
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1979
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In this crime drama, based on the old TV series, the three terminally hip undercover cops reunite after a seven year absence...
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Executive Producer
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1979
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Originally telecast September 25, 1979, Hart to Hart was the pilot film for a series which officially debuted three days...
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Producer
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1979
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The third of ABC's miniseries offerings, The French Atlantic Affair was an expensive but pulpish all-star version of the...
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Executive Producer
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1979
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Entering its third season as America's 22nd most popular series (not bad for an hour-long semi-anthology in a year dominated...
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Executive Producer
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1979
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This delightfully bad made-for-TV movie throws together an assortment of television stalwarts and movie has-beens for what is...
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Producer
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1978
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First telecast January 14, 1977, the feature-length pilot episode of producer Aaron Spelling's Fantasy Island introduces...
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Executive Producer
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1978
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Executive Producer
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1978
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Executive Producer
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1978
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Ranking 17th in the overall ratings for its brief first season on the air, Fantasy Island was a shoe-in for renewal for a...
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Executive Producer
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1978
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Also known as Little Ladies of the Night, the story focuses on a teenager who runs away from home and finds herself in the...
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Executive Producer
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1977
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A sequel to the 1977 TV movie Fantasy Island, this film was originally titled Fantasy Island II and slated to air on...
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Executive Producer
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1977
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Executive Producer
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1977
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The long-running Aaron Spelling TV series Fantasy Island was launched with a two-hour pilot film, which originally aired...
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Producer
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1977
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This second of two pilot films for the Love Boat TV series was originally telecast on January 21, 1977. After the shakedown...
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Executive Producer
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1977
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Executive Producer
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1977
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The New Love Boat was the third pilot film for the long-running TV series. After several casting missteps in the two earlier...
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Executive Producer
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1977
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In this WWII-era drama, Jan-Michael Vincent plays Marion Hedgepeth, a young Marine who fails out of a boot camp in 1943 and...
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Producer
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1976
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Executive Producer
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1976
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The third and final TV-movie in the "Joshua Cabe" saga, this ABC effort stars John McIntire as rascally...
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Executive Producer
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1976
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Producer
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1976
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Vacationing in a small town (actually Lake Arrowhead, California), a frantic James Franciscus shows up at the local police...
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Executive Producer
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1976
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Executive Producer
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1976
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In this made-for-TV film, a screenwriter (Robert Wagner) begins writing the biography of the dead movie queen who had a brief...
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Executive Producer
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1975
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Executive Producer
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1975
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Producer
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1975
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Executive Producer
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1975
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Executive Producer
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1975
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While bound for London from New York, the occupants of a 747 are terrorized by a mad bomber. The jet's pilot (Robert Stack)...
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Executive Producer
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1975
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In this made-for-TV movie, a driver is involved in a hit-and-run accident. By the time the guilt-ridden fellow returns to...
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Producer
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1974
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In this made-for-television comedy, a young woman gets herself into trouble when she begins fulfilling her man-craving with...
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Executive Producer
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1974
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This TV movie opens with a Hefner-like magazine publisher (Richard Long), who's just turned forty, answering his doorbell....
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Producer
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1974
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In this made-for-TV movie, six persons have won a cruise-ship vacation, but they find that the awards were just a trick to...
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Producer
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1974
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The most narratively loose of Robert Altman's '70s films, California Split details the haphazard lives of two compulsive...
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Producer
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1974
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An unsubtle but effective TV-movie satire of the "Miss America" syndrome, Great American Beauty Contest stars Joanna Cameron...
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Executive Producer
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1973
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The made-for-TV movie The Affair (working title: Love Song) marked the return to television of Natalie Wood after an 18-year...
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Executive Producer
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1973
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Made for television, Death Squad focuses on a group of renegade police responsible for the murder of shady crooks--especially...
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Producer
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1973
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Actually, Hijack has nothing to do with the Wild Blue Yonder: instead, the story involves two truckers (David Janssen,...
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Producer
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1973
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Letters begins with the crash of a U.S. mail plane. One year later, cheerful postman Henry Jones delivers the long-delayed...
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Executive Producer
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1973
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Dennis Weaver plays a tow-truck driver sent to prison on a trumped-up charges of attempted murder. Out after serving four...
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Executive Producer
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1972
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In this made-for-television crime drama a trio of kidnapped wives struggle with their ordeal. Real trouble begins when one...
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Producer
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1972
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In this drama, two private investigators must find a serial killer after the 12-year investigation of the police fails...
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Producer
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1972
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The made-for-television No Place to Run stars Herschel Bernardi as a seriously ill 73-year-old grandparent. Despite his many...
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Producer
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1972
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In her final acting appearance, Susan Hayward is ironically cast as a research doctor who can no longer face up to the notion...
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Producer
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1972
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Joshua Cabe (Buddy Ebsen) is a trapper in the old west. He hopes to set up his own homestead, but new government laws won't...
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Executive Producer
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1972
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Originally made for television, this story focuses on a woman selected for jury duty. During a murder trial, she discovers...
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Producer
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1972
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According to this cookie-cutter TV movie, every man needs a woman to put down his rampant chauvinism. Ken Berry is a swinging...
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Executive Producer
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1972
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Executive Producer
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1972
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Producer
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1972
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Back before he was producing Charlie's Angels, Aaron Spelling was a major supplier of made-for-television feature films,...
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Executive Producer
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1971
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"Broad" is right. This gloriously overacted TV movie stars Richard Boone as a movie star who suffers an accident, leaving him...
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Executive Producer
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1971
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Producer
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1971
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Producer
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1971
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We know that Bill Bixby plays a swinging bachelor because he wears bell-bottoms. Opening the door of his bachelor pad one...
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Producer
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1971
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A rancher sets out to find the party responsible for killing his son and kidnapping his daughter. He enlists an arrogant...
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Executive Producer, Screen Story
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1971
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The Death of Me Yet opens in a typical American small town that turns out to be in the middle of the Soviet Union. As we all...
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Producer
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1971
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Producer
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1971
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Crowhaven Farm is a contrived creepy-crawly originally telecast on The ABC Movie of the Week. Hope Lange is probably the last...
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Executive Producer
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1970
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This made-for-TV movie stars Herschel Bernardi as a middle-aged widower, contentedly resigned to his bachelorhood. Bernardi's...
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Producer
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1970
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Barbara Stanwyck made her TV movie debut in 1970's The House That Would Not Die. The setting is an old house in Gettysburg,...
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Producer
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1970
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Producer
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1970
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The Over the Hill Gang Rides Again is a TV-movie sequel to 1969's ratings-grabbing The Over the Hill Gang, which told of a...
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Executive Producer
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1970
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Executive Producer
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1970
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A down-and-dirty town is forced to shape up when a new sheriff (Clint Walker) comes to town. However, when a scheme is...
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Producer
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1970
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The Monk stars George Maharis as neither simian nor seminarian. Instead, he plays Gustavus "Gus" Monk, a San Francisco...
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Executive Producer
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1969
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This made-for-TV movie stars Lee Majors as Andy Crocker, a disillusioned Vietnam veteran. His homecoming is hardly a hero's...
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Executive Producer
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1969
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One of the better and more diverting of ABC's first full season of made-for-television movies, The Over-the-Hill Gang was a...
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Executive Producer
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1969
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In his TV-movie debut, Sammy Davis Jr. plays a wisecracking private eye drawn into a web of murder and duplicity. Davis is...
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Executive Producer
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1969
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1969
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In this 1968-1973 television series, a trio of young people -- Pete (Michael Cole), a privileged white; Linc...
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Producer
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1968
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Most of the 23 episodes in Season Two of the peripatetic western series The Guns of Will Sonnett adhere to the formula...
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Producer
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1968
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An Aaron Spelling production, the weekly, half-hour western The Guns of Will Sonnett debuted September 8, 1967 on ABC....
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Producer
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1967
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Seen on ABC's Friday-night schedule during its first season, The Guns of Will Sonnett firmly establishes its premise in the...
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Producer
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1967
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Executive Producer
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1963
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In this action drama, ranchers and lumberjacks are at loggerheads over the proper usage of the land. When the logging team...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1960
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TV producer Aaron Spelling first came up with the story for this standard western set in a small town just after the American...
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Screenwriter
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1960
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This retelling of one of Charles Lindbergh's most famous feats stars Jimmy Stewart as the legendary flier, and was directed...
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1957
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Future TV mogul Aaron Spelling appears in this episode as Weed Pindle, a sweet-tempered, soft-spoken guitar player. Upon...
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1956
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Future TV producer Aaron Spelling appears in this episode as Bruce Marcus, a nerdish young man who walks into Police...
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1955
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Alfred Hitchcock's second directorial effort for his popular suspense anthology is one of the series' best ever episodes....
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1955
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Apparently as a reward for his excellent performance in the 1954 western Drum Beat, Charles Bronson was given a leading role...
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1955
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Still en route from New York to Hollywood, the Ricardos and the Mertzes are arrested for exceeding the speed limit of Bent...
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Gas Station Man
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1955
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Phil Carey is his usual rough-and-tumble self in the Columbia western programmer Wyoming Renegade. Carey plays Brady Sutton,...
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1955
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1954
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Alaskan salmon fisherman Matt Kelly (Robert Ryan) doesn't care who he runs over in race to get ahead in life. He even manages...
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1954
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Mitzi Gaynor was contractually awarded with top billing in 20th Century-Fox's Three Young Texans, but the film's true star is...
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1954
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When police officer Jack Conley is murdered in cold blood on New Years' Eve, Joe Friday (Jack Webb) has the unenviable task...
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1954
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A elderly woman is robbed and beaten in a bank parking lot. Investigating, Friday (Jack Webb) and Smith (Ben Alexander) are...
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1954
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Friday (Jack Webb) and Smith (Ben Alexander) receive a tip that the Plaza Royale, a fancy downtown hotel, is being used as a...
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1954
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Friday (Jack Webb) and Smith (Ben Alexander) are stymied by a series of well-planned safe burglaries, pulled off right under...
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1953
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Friday (Jack Webb) and Smith (Ben Alexander) investigate when a young wife and mother (Frances Rafferty) claims that she and...
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1953
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Although a few character names and minor details are different, Vicki is a fairly faithful remake of the 1941 murder...
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1953
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Vernon Sewell, a mercurial filmmaker who preferred to lens his pictures on chunks of his own property, was the director of...
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1951
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