Animation and live-action adventure collide in this fantasy feature. When 14-year-old Kern learns that his favorite comic...
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2007
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2003
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After creating an international sensation with the visually dazzling and intellectually challenging sci-fi blockbuster...
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2003
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2000
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Investigative reporter Steve Everett (Clint Eastwood) has just relocated to the west coast after getting fired from the New...
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1999
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Star Trek: Insurrection manages to recall the original 1960s series' spirit of liberalism, while transcending it for sheer...
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1998
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This film is the product of an unlikely pairing between novelist Elmore Leonard and maverick screenwriter-director...
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1997
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1997
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In this fifth TV movie based on the character of incorruptible Chicago detective Jack Reed, Brian Dennehy once again wears...
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Sanford "Sandy" Miller
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1996
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In this episode of the Chuck Norris western series Walker, Texas Ranger, Cord Walker (Norris) attempts to provide conclusive...
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1995
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As part of a promotional book tour, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) agrees to appear in a TV informercial. Also appearing is Matt...
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1994
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In this episode of HBO's popular Tales from the Crypt horror anthology series, a wicked man who runs a home for the blind...
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1994
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Leathery old stationmaster Teaspoon Hunter moves his Pony Express way-station from Sweetwater, Wyoming to the larger, more...
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Teaspoon Hunter
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1991
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A newlywed's infant meets a fate worse than death in this horror movie. She believes the child has died, but then she learns...
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1991
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Season Two of The Young Riders finds a few changes of personnel around and about the Pony Express station run by crusty old...
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Teaspoon Hunter
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1990
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The third pairing of comic actors Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder was much less successful than their previous team-ups,...
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Sutherland
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1989
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A college debate team heads to Washington to argue the abortion issue in front of the Supreme Court. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi...
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1989
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Milton Krest
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1989
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Season One of The Young Riders begins in 1860, as a rambunctious teenaged hothead known only as The Kid (Ty Miller) signs on...
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Teaspoon Hunter
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1989
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After an absence of nearly a decade, Peter Falk returns to the role of dishevelled detective Columbo in Columbo Goes to the...
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1989
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Part One of this four-hour TV movie adaptation of Peter Evans' biography suggested that Greek shipping magnate Aristotle...
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1988
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This futuristic drama offers the classic story of Shane seved up with a few Mad Max moments and some interesting twists. The...
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1987
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When newspaper editor Charles Bradley (Anthony Zerbe) makes a call uncovering corrupt Los Angeles cops selling drugs, his...
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1987
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Based on a 1983 novel by Dan Jenkins, Baja Oklahoma is set sometime in the 1950s. Texas barmaid Lesley Ann Warren wants more...
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Ol' Jeemy Williams
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1987
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In this western, a sheriff finds himself faced with the most unpleasant type of deja vu when the gang that murdered his...
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1987
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Every so often, the popular TV adventure series The Equalizer expanded from one hour to two. One such "extended" episode was...
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1987
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US air force lieutenant Lisa Echhorn is determined to prove her mettle by taking a grueling escape-and-evasion course. Along...
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Becker
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1986
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In this charming comedy that lives up to its title, Judge Reinhold stars as Joe Gower, a librarian's assistant posing as a...
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1986
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This six-part, 12-hour miniseries was a sequel to the 1985 "mini" North and South, and like its predecessor it was based on a...
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1986
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Robert Conrad stars in One Police Plaza as a New York homicide detective. A case on which he's working, involving the murder...
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1986
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A sprawling adaptation of the same-named novel by David Nevin, the three-part CBS miniseries Dream West starred...
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1986
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Filmed in Tunisia on a budget of 30 million dollars, the five-part, 12-hour miniseries A.D. was the final installment in a...
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1985
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1983
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Set during Prohibition in a tiny Southern town filled with colorful characters, this all-star comedy follows the exploits of...
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1983
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Christopher Walken plays a schoolteacher, Johnny Smith, who awakens from a five-year coma. He discovers that he has acquired...
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Roger Stuart
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1983
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Inasmuch as Mark Twain thoughtlessly neglected to mention all the "secret adventures" of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn in his own...
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1982
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1981
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1980
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In this romantic drama, a misanthropic college teacher with a love of solitude ends up falling in love with her married...
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1980
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Attica is a probing, no-nonsense TV-movie re-creation of the tragic events which followed the Attica (New York) Correctional...
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1980
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The Chisholms was a three-part miniseries adapted by Evan Hunter from his own novel. Covering the years 1842 through 1844,...
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1979
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This made-for-television film, an unusual collaboration between hard rock group Kiss and children's television kings Hanna...
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1978
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The longest (26-1/2 hours), most expensive ($25 million) and most complicated (four directors, five producers, five...
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1978
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Based upon a novel by Richard Peck, Child of Glass was updated to the present when it was created for Disney's TV series in...
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1978
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Having published absolutely nothing since his bestseller "Freefall to Destiny", hard-drinking writer Jack Skowran (Anthony...
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1978
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Thoroughly disillusioned by the Vietnam War, John, a journalist (Michael Moriarty), turns to heroin smuggling. Acting as...
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Antheil
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1978
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In the Glitter Palace was the first made-for-TV movie in which lesbianism was a crucial plot factor. Chad Everett stars as a...
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1977
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One of a cycle of '70s post-Women's Liberation "women's pictures," Herbert Ross's drama uses the ballet world to examine the...
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1977
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Once an Eagle was a seven-part miniseries originally telecast December 2, 1976 through January 13, 1977; the first and last...
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1976
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1975
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John Wayne returned to the role that won him an Oscar in this sequel to the western classic True Grit. Rooster Cogburn...
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Breed
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1975
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In this ecologically conscious drama, a teen-age boy learns to respect the precious eco-system of a bayou when he goes to...
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1975
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The Healers is a soap opera-style affair starring John Forsythe as head researcher at a California medical center....
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1974
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Also known as "Up from the Apes", this is a wildlife documentary video hosted by anthropologist Robert Ardrey. Ardrey delves...
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1974
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While the Watergate scandal filled the headlines, Alan J. Pakula's 1974 thriller took its inspiration from the conspiracy...
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Schwartzkopf
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1974
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Vic Morrow heads the guest cast as Vic Tolliman, leader of a gang of thieves. Hijacking a gold shipment, Tollman and his...
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1973
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Norman Lloyd directed this televised production of Jean Renoir's World War II-era play. Taking place backstage at a...
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1973
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John Marley essays another of his patented "mob boss" characterizations in this episode as a bigwig named Tully....
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1973
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Lt. Steiner
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1973
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The autobiography of Henri Charriere, one of the few people to successfully escape from the notorious French penal colony of...
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Leper Colony Chief
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1973
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Not to be confused with the made-for-TV horror film She Waits, the equally TV-bound She Lives is (to some) a horror of a...
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1973
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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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1972
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This oft-filmed Conan Doyle story is given the TV-quickie treatment, with Stewart Granger as master sleuth Sherlock Holmes....
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1972
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Love can take many forms and express itself in any number of ways, as this offbeat drama makes clear. While hitchhiking,...
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Fry
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1972
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) searches for a resourceful burglar who has figured out a method of "taming" vicious guard dogs so...
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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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1972
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First telecast September 14, 1971, "The Priest Killer" was originally identified as the two-hour opening episode of...
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1971
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The Priest Killer was the second TV pilot film starring George Kennedy as Sarge, a cop-turned-priest-turned-amateur-cop (the...
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1971
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In still another virtuoso Mission:Impossible guest appearance, Anthony Zerbe is cast as heroin supplier Reese Dolan. It is up...
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Reese Dolan
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1971
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This second film adaptation of Richard Matheson's science-fiction novel I Am Legend (the first version being...
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Matthias
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1971
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Justice runs red in the deep South in this powerful drama. Steve Mundine (Lee Majors) is a young lawyer who, shortly after...
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Willie Joe Worth
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1970
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Sidney Poitier reprises his role as Virgil Tibbs in this crime drama, a story unrelated to that of the earlier film In the...
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Rice Weddon
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1970
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The made-for-TV The Sheriff borrows a bit from the premise of the theatrical feature film Tick Tick Tick (71). Ossie Davis...
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1970
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This grim historical drama from director Martin Ritt was loosely based on real-life events. Richard Harris stars as James...
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Dougherty
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1970
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The "amateur" in this Mission:Impossible adventure is greedy Iron Curtain nightclub owner Eric Schilling (Anthony Zerbe)....
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1970
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Passing themselves off as wealthy business owners, brother-and-sister swindlers Tobias and April Horn (Robert Hogan, Marj...
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1969
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A rare radioactive isotope known as Trivanium is the prize in this tense Mission:Impossible episode. With only 48 hours at...
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Col. Alex Vorda
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1969
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Kellerman (Anthony Zerbe), chief of security in an Iron Curtain country, suspects that defector Orin Selby (John Crawford) is...
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1969
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Paul Newman was nominated for an Oscar and George Kennedy received one for his work in this allegorical prison drama. Luke...
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1967
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Anthony Zerbe guest-stars as David Redding, a high-profile fashion photographer--and treacherous double agent. In league...
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1967
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Rambling along at its own measured pace, Will Penny is a vivid western character study, completely dominated by the rapport...
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1967
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