Marlo Thomas served as both producer and star for this landmark 1974 television special, which, through songs, stories, and...
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1974
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One of the best of the early-1970s Disney farces, The World's Greatest Athlete stars Jan-Michael Vincent in the title role. A...
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1973
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1970
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1969
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Frosty the Snowman is an animated television special based on the classic song about a magic snowman who comes to life and...
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The Magician
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1969
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1968
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1967
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This one-season situation comedy ran on CBS from September 1967 through September 1968, and is mainly notable for giving a...
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Roland B. Hutton, Jr.
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1967
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1966
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Billy De Wolfe guest-stars as a zany pet beautician (yes, pet beautician) in this canine spin on "Pygmalion." When a sketch...
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Rexford Spaulding
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1965
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Mayor Davis
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1965
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Pemberton Maxwell
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1953
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Dear Brat was the second sequel to the 1947 comedy hit Dear Ruth (the first sequel, in case you're interested, was Dear Wife...
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Albert
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1951
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Warner Bros. made good use of its backlog of Harry Warren/Al Dubin tunes in its 1951 Doris Day musical Lullaby of Broadway....
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"Lefty" Mack
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1951
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Tea for Two is a Technicolor adaptation of the 1924 Broadway musical No No Nanette, previously filmed under its own title in...
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Larry Blair
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1950
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Albert Kummer
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1949
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One of the more popular movie-review paperbacks sums up Paramount's Isn't it Romantic? with a terse "No." There's actually...
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Horace Frazier
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1948
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This story of two young hopefuls who come to Hollywood is merely a thin device to feature almost every star working for...
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1947
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Adapted from the popular stage play of the same name, Dear Ruth features Mona Freeman as teenaged Miriam Watkins, who can't...
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1947
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The third of four films bearing the title of The Perils of Pauline, this musical biopic purports to tell the life story of...
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Timmy Timmons
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1947
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Jed Potter (Fred Astaire) is a popular radio personality who was once a famous dancer. He also used to be friends with Johnny...
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Tony
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1946
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Our Hearts Were Growing Up is the sequel to Paramount's surprise 1944 hit Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The first film was...
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1946
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Based on the novel by Augusta Tucker, the provocatively titled Miss Susie Slagle's is actually a leisurely, sentimental story...
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Ben Mead
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1945
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Several of Paramount Pictures brightest stars make cameo appearances in this comedy set in "Duffy's Tavern," a favorite...
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1945
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According to this exuberant Paramount musical, famed pre-Civil War minstrel performer Daniel Decatur Emmett looked and...
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Mr. Bones
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1943
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