Harry Belafonte rose to fame in the 1950s as a singer and actor, bringing the Caribbean sounds of calypso music to the charts...
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2012
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Anthony Perkins hosts this tale of suspense and terror as it tells the tale of a doctor's gruesome revenge against the man...
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1992
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This anthology is comprised of slightly off-kilter, distrubing mysteries and is hosted by Anthony Perkins. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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1992
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In this episode of the Anthony Perkins-hosted series, the family cat brings home an interesting gift: two human fingers. ~...
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1992
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Anthony Perkins, in one of his last roles, is the sole highlight of this mundane, German-made psychological thriller, based...
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1992
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Mechanical Man
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1992
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In this entry in the Anthony Perkins-hosted series a vengeful man invents a clever way to get back at those who bilked him...
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1992
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A young career woman is thrust into the bright light when police question her about the identity of a serial killer. ~ Rovi...
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1992
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Host
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1990
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This made-for-cable vampire potboiler is distinguished mainly by the presence of director Stuart Gordon (of Re-Animator fame)...
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1990
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This third sequel to Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller was originally made for cable television and looks into murderous...
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Norman Bates
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1990
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Buchanan
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1990
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This demented fusion of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with the legend of Jack the Ripper marks one of the final roles for...
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Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde
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1989
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In this black comedy about cannibalism, an overweight man (Joe Alaskey) is thrilled when a beautiful woman (Donna Dixon)...
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Director
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1988
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The cast and crew of the low-budget women-in-prison potboiler Big House Dolls sets up shop in an abandoned prison -- the site...
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Director Edwards
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1988
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Armand Assante and Jacqueline Bisset star as Napoleon Bonaparte and his faithful wife Josephine in this television...
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1987
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For his third outing as disturbed innkeeper Norman Bates, Anthony Perkins directed as well as starred in the thriller...
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Director, Norman Bates
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1986
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Film clips and interviews with actors and colleagues provide the material for this laudatory view of the career of Alfred...
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1985
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Joanna Crane (Kathleen Turner) is a cold, workaholic sportswear designer, divorced and dedicated only to her job. Once...
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Rev. Peter Shayne
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1984
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Set in London, this three-part British miniseries was adapted by Gerald Seymour from his own novel. A visiting Israeli...
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1984
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A sequel to one of the most popular horror films of all time, this psychological thriller received a pleasantly surprised,...
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Norman Bates
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1983
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For the Term of His Natural Life, Australian novelist Marcus Clarke's epic tale of the hardships and deprivations of his...
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1983
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Based on the novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde, this modern adaptation follows the trials of a woman who...
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1982
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Roger Moore took a brief vacation from playing James Bond in this witty adventure drama. Rufus Excalibur ffolkes (Moore), who...
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Lou Kramer
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1980
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An exceedingly complex plot with a few gaps in logic characterizes this uneven thriller by George Bloomfield. Photographer...
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Lawrence Miles
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1980
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An ambitious sci-fier from the Disney folks, The Black Hole takes place in the future. A quintet of space travelers stumble...
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Dr. Alex Durant
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1979
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Alfred
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1979
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John Ceruti
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1979
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This disquieting domestic thriller from writer and director Alan Rudolph was produced by his long-time mentor Robert Altman....
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Neil Curry
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1978
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The 1979 TV movie Les Miserables was advertised as the 12th feature film to be based on the 1862 Victor Hugo novel (and that...
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Inspector Javert
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1978
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NBC correspondent Betty Rollin's book about her own mastectomy, First You Cry, was adapted for television by Carmen Culver....
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1978
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Host
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1976
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Directed by Berry Gordy, Jr. as a vehicle for his star Diana Ross, Mahogany traces the life of a poor girl who makes it in...
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1975
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Like many of Agatha Christie's mysteries, Murder on the Orient Express is predicated on an actual event, in this case the...
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1974
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Gid
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1974
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This suspense drama features an all-star cast, including Richard Benjamin, Dyan Cannon, James Coburn, James Mason, Ian...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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Play It As It Lays offers what is probably the harshest view of Hollywood to be given a major production up to the time of...
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B.Z.
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1972
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Paul Newman plays the title role in John Huston's surreal, revisionist western as the infamous Texas hanging judge. Upon...
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Rev. LaSalle
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1972
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In this ponderous French mystery-drama, based on an Ellery Queen story, blackmail would seem to be the least of the problems...
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Charles
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1971
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Laurence Jeffries
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1971
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Paul Newman served as co-producer of this allegorical drama and stars as Rheinhardt, a opportunistic drifter who ends up in...
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Rainey
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1970
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Director Mike Nichols and writer-actor Buck Henry followed their enormous hit The Graduate (1967) with this timely adaptation...
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1970
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Allan Colleigh
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1970
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Easygoing but psychotic Dennis (Anthony Perkins) is released from jail, where he has served a sentence for his complicity in...
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Dennis
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1968
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This stylish psychological thriller from Claude Chabrol has such labyrinthine plotting that many critics called it too...
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Christopher Balling
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1966
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A melancholy poet meets a beautiful vagabond while spending the night in a darkened department store in this...
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Charles Snell
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1966
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In 1944, with Paris on the verge of Liberation by the allies, Adolph Hitler ordered that the City of Light be blown up and...
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Sgt. Warren
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1966
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Released in some areas as Violent Journey, The Fool Killer is a bloody melodrama, combining various aspects of the western...
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Milo Bogardus
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1965
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French sex symbol Brigitte Bardot stars as Penny, a scatterbrained young lady who is a beautician to the wife...
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Harry Compton
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1964
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Much of Orson Welles' latter-day reputation as an "unfathomable" genius rests upon his seeming unwillingness to tell a story...
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Josef K.
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1963
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The scene is the French Riviera. Based on eyewitness testimony, three identically dressed men are accused of kidnapping and...
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Johnny
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1962
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This tragic and suspenseful tale of domestic abuse concerns a couple who have drifted far from the intent of their marriage...
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Robert Macklin
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1962
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Inspired by Euripedes' tragedy Hippolytus and set in modern times, this allegorical tale centers on the love triangle between...
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Alexis
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1962
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Philip Van Der Besh
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1961
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In 1960, Alfred Hitchcock was already famous as the screen's master of suspense (and perhaps the best-known film director in...
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Norman Bates
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1960
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In this romantic comedy, a young basketball star proposes to a tall and intelligent coed while attending Custer College. She...
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Ray Blent
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1960
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This romantic drama set in a Venezuelan jungle is based on a novel by W.H. Hudson about Rima, a mythical "bird-woman" and her...
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Abel
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1959
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Although there'd been "doomsday dramas" before it, Stanley Kramer's On the Beach was considered the first "important" entry...
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Peter Holmes
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1959
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Director Delbert Mann and screenwriter Irwin Shaw adapt Eugene O'Neill's 20th-century version of a Greek tragedy to the...
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Eben Cabot
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1958
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Thornton Wilder's 1938 stage play The Merchant of Yonkers was based on an old British stage farce by John Oxenford (which in...
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Cornelius Hackl
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1958
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An overbearing woman is determined to force her two kids to turn her struggling rice plantation into a success....
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Joseph Dufresne
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1957
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Sheriff Ben Owens
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1957
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Based on a 1941 movie entitled Shepherd of the Hills, this is the story of a gunfighter who decides to return home after 17...
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Riley Wade
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1957
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Jimmy Piersall
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1957
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Josh Birdwell
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1956
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Fred Whitmarsh
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1953
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