Penelope Spheeris directed this compulsively faithful film adaptation of the popular 1960s television series. The familiar...
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1993
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Clips from the popular 1960s comedy series are interspersed with interviews in this video tribute. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi...
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1993
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1993
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1990
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Working Trash's ad copy consisted of a photo of a large threaded screw, with the caption "Tonight, two working stiffs are...
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1990
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A dog named Milroy is adopted by Santa in this animated Christmas adventure for kids. ~ John Bush, Rovi...
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1987
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The made-for-TV The Stone Fox is set in 1905 Wyoming. Young Joey Cramer is determined to enter his dog--played by a canine...
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1987
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1985
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Paul Bunyan's story is told in Reading Rainbow: Paul Bunyan, as viewers hear the legend of the gigantic lumberjack and his...
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1985
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An informative video series that looks at the Lutheran ideals of everyday religion. ~ Rovi...
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1984
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A 1962 novel by Edward Abbey was the source for this 1981 TV movie. Buddy Ebsen plays a stubborn oldster who refuses to leave...
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John Vogelin
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1981
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Ten years after the cancellation of the cornpone comedy series The Beverly Hillbillies, the property was revived --...
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1981
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In this drama, a prestigious lawyer chucks it all to begin a quest for his long-lost son who is now living somewhere in...
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Producer
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1979
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Produced for the syndicated "Operation Prime Time" series, The Bastard is the first of John Jakes' "Kent Family Chronicles"...
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1978
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Critical List divides its four-hour running time between a big city hospital and a courtroom where the hospital heads are...
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1978
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At the height of his Three's Company popularity, John Ritter accepted an intensely dramatic role in the made-for-TV Leave...
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1978
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This disaster movies chronicles the many dramas of the people involved in a 39 car smash-up on a California freeway. The...
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1976
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Barnaby Jones
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1973
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This much-laundered adaptation of Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer was first presented as a 90-minute TV special on March 23, 1973....
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1973
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Featuring a smorgasbord of has-beens and never-weres only a Love Boat casting director could love, this silly '70s...
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Len Farlee
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1972
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Crime is committed wherever 2 expert criminals go. ~ Rovi...
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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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1972
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Fresh from his nine-year stint on The Beverly Hillbillies, Buddy Ebsen is cast as Ponderosa hired hand Cactus Murphy, fired...
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Cactus Murphy
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1972
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A crisis ensues when Air Force One crashes while on a flight out west, apparently killing all those aboard, including...
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1972
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The opening story arc of The Beverly Hillbillies' ninth and final season finds the Clampett family briefly leaving Beverly...
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Jed Clampett
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1970
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Still riding high in the ratings after seven years on the air, The Beverly Hillbillies launches its eighth season on CBS. The...
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Jed Clampett
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1969
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Set in 1888, this tuneful fact-based Disney production concerns the attempts of a musically talented family of Dakota...
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Papa Bower
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1968
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Though it hardly seemed possible to those grouchy TV critics who had long ago dismissed The Beverly Hillbillies as a one-joke...
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Jed Clampett
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1968
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Those acerbic TV critics who'd predicted back in 1962 that the phenomenally successful The Beverly Hillbillies would wear out...
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Jed Clampett
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1967
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Jed Clampett
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1966
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After 106 black-and-white episodes, The Beverly Hillbillies switched to color for the start of its fourth season in the fall...
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Jed Clampett
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1965
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Many viewers avoided Mail Order Bride upon its first release, assuming (thanks to MGM's shoddy promotional campaign) that the...
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Will Lane
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1964
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Jed Clampett
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1964
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America's top-rated TV series The Beverly Hillbillies retained its Number One status as it entered its second season on CBS...
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Jed Clampett
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1963
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Using a technique that involves the kind of ensemble acting seen in later long-running, large-cast television programs,...
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1962
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The first season of The Beverly Hillbillies can be regarded as a "shakedown" cruise, with the newly-rich Clampett family...
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Jed Clampett
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1962
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Upon discovering that his business partner Jimbo Cobb (Buddy Ebsen) possesses psychokinetic powers enabling him to move...
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Jimbo Cobb
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1961
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En route to Denver, Bart (Jack Kelly) finds himself sharing a stagecoach with a curious assortment of passengers, including a...
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1961
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In an idealized New York City during the early '60s, Holly Golightly (Audrey Hepburn) is a charming socialite with a youthful...
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Doc Golightly
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1961
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Edna Raleigh (Peggy Stewart) tries and fails to hire Paladin (Richard Boone) to murder Bram Holden (an atypically cast Buddy...
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1961
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Buddy Ebsen guest-stars as Dave Browne, a charming hobo who wanders into Mayberry with a glib tongue and a larcenous heart....
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Dave Browne
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1961
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Those familiar with Buddy Ebsen via his amiable portrayals of Jed Clampett and Barnaby Jones will be shocked by this episode,...
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1961
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In an episode originally filmed for Maverick's third season--and originally intended as the fourth-season opener--Bret and...
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1960
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Mona Freeman makes her first series appearance as Modesty Blaine, whose gorgeous face and figure bely her larcenous nature...
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1959
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Frontier Rangers doesn't usually show up in the feature-film credits of director Jacques Tourneur for a very good reason: It...
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1959
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Sue Ellen Terry is shot and killed while disembarking from a stagecoach. The town drunk claims that the shot was fired by...
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Jesse Sanders
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1959
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1958
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Robert Wagner stars as insensitive Southern landowner who gets a much-overdue dose of humility and democracy when he's...
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Willie
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1956
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It is easy to see why the US Army refused to cooperate in the production of Attack. Based on the Norman Brooks play The...
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1956
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George Russel
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1956
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Cashing in on the surprise success of his 1954 Davy Crockett TV miniseries (first presented on the weekly anthology...
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George Russel
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1955
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The jewel in the crown of the TV anthology Disneyland's first season was the phenominally successful three-part miniseries...
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1955
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Wisely cashing in on the enormous (and largely unexpected) success of his 1954 Davy Crockett TV miniseries, Walt Disney...
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1955
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The jewel in the crown of the TV anthology Disneyland's first season was the phenominally successful three-part miniseries...
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1955
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In the second episode of Walt Disney's two-part miniseries The Legends of Davy Crockett, frontiersman Davy Crockett (Fess...
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1955
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On paper, Red Garters sounds like a wonderful idea: a raucous spoof of westerns, done up in the stylized fashion of a...
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1954
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"You've never SEEN Gregory Peck until you've seen him in CINEMASCOPE." So read the publicity hype for 20th Century-Fox's...
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1954
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The jewel in the crown of the TV anthology Disneyland's first season was the phenominally successful three-part miniseries...
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1954
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Republic singing cowboy Rex Allen is once again teamed with bucolic Buddy Ebsen in Thunder in God's Country. This...
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Happy Hooper
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1951
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"Arizona Cowboy" Rex Allen and his faithful horse Koko head the cast of Republic's Utah Wagon Train. Allen plays a modern-day...
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Snooper Trent
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1951
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The Rodeo King and the Senorita stars Rex Allen (playing himself); it shouldn't be necessary to indicate which of the title...
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Muscles Benton
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1951
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Songwriter
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1951
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Rex Allen, aka "The Arizona Cowboy," again stars as himself in Republic's Silver City Bonanza. Allen and his sidekick Gabe...
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Gabriel Horne
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1951
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Under Mexicali Stars spotlights Republic's newest singing cowboy, Rex Allen. Our hero plays a U.S. treasury agent, hot on the...
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Homer Oglethorpe
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1950
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How could anyone resist a 1940s film starring Bert Lahr, June Havoc, Buddy Ebsen and Patsy Kelly-even a film as relentlessly...
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Tommy Jones
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1942
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One of the less laudable results of the United States' wartime "good neighbor" policy with South America was the relentlessly...
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Duke Ferrel
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1941
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In this patriotic war drama, a unit of Army recruits train for a parachute corps. One is an arrogant football star who finds...
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Jeff Hollis
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1941
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The third and definitive film adaptation of L. Frank Baum's 1900 children's fantasy, this musical adventure is a genuine...
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1939
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In this offbeat western, a cowboy heads into the genteel East to fulfill his dream of becoming a polo player. While there,...
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"Snifty"
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1939
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This hospital drama chronicles the exploits of four nursing students enrolled in a three-year training course. One of them...
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1939
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The Sidney Howard/Paul de Kruf Broadway play Yellow Jack was transferred to the screen by MGM in 1938. The film is set at the...
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1938
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Alabama
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1938
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Sonja Henie is the "lucky star" in this enjoyable 20th Century-Fox musical. Henie plays Kristina Nelson a humble department...
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Buddy
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1938
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This third entry in MGM's "Broadway Melody" series may not have been the biggest or best, but thanks to a masterpiece of...
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Peter Trot
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1937
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Previously filmed as a vehicle for Baby Peggy Montgomery in 1922, Laura E. Richard's Captain January was warmed up as a...
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Paul Roberts
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1936
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A never-completed stage musical was the source for the MGM superproduction Born to Dance. The plot is another...
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1936
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This lively riverboat musical shows off the vocal and terpsichorean talents of former Ziegfeld Follies star Barbara Stanwyck...
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Buddy
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1936
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The Broadway Melody of 1936 was designed as the first of many annual follow-ups to "MGM"'s early-talkie triumph...
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1935
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