This collection of bloopers and outtakes is largely from Warner Bros. films of the 1930s and 1940s. Included are such sights...
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1986
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Filmmaker George Stevens chose Monument Valley, Utah for his exterior sequences in The Greatest Story Ever Told, this ($20...
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King Herod
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1965
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Former TV leading man Richard Chamberlain plays a young lawyer about to take on an important murder case. He is shepherded...
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Art Harner
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1963
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Working the late shift at the neighborhood cop shop, beleaguered Captain Shaw (John Larch) finds himself saddled with a pair...
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1962
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This sweeping, highly literate historical epic covers the Allies' mideastern campaign during World War I as seen through the...
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Mr. Dryden
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1962
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Edward G. Robinson narrates this TV documentary, which originally appeared March 18, 1962 as part of the weekly anthology...
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1962
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A sci-fi thriller about scientists trying to stop a collision of an alien planet with the earth. ~ Rovi...
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1961
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Inveterate gambler Sheridan (played by Ed Gardner of Duffy's Tavern fame) is convinced that his recent streak of luck is due...
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1961
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's story of an expedition to a remote plateau rumored to be the home of prehistoric beasts, already the...
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George Edward Challenger
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1960
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Angered over being forcibly retired, jewelry store employee Andrew Thurgood (Claude Rains) would seem to be the most likely...
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1959
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Based on the novel The Cup and the Sword by Alice Tisdale Hobart, this drama examines the trials and tribulations of three...
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Philipe Rambeau
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1959
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Mayor of Hamelin
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1957
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Elderly actor Charles Gresham (Claude Rains) spends more of his time in barrooms than backstage, but he is always on the...
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1957
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Filmed on location, Lisbon was the second directorial endeavor of actor Ray Milland. The story revolves around a...
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Artistides Mavros
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1956
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A celebrated short story by Ray Bradbury is the source for this eerily entertaining episode. Detective Krovitch...
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1956
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One of the most ambitious productions ever undertaken during the era of "live" television, this adaptation of Walter Lord's...
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1956
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Kees Popinga
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1953
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Capt. Skalder
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1951
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Faith Domergue, the latest of Howard Hughes' protegees, made her film debut in 1950's Where Danger Lives. Domergue plays...
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Frederick Lannington
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1950
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Glenn Ford stars as American pilot Martin Ordway, who joins an expedition to scale a treacherous Swiss mountain peak. Each of...
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Paul DeLambre
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1950
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Though her acting range was limited, Wanda Hendrix was cute as all get out, and this cuteness is pretty much all that's...
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Elisha Hunt
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1949
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Producer Hal Wallis evidently hoped to recapture the magic of his earlier Casablanca with 1949's Rope of Sand. To that end,...
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Arthur Martingale
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1949
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Howard Justin
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1949
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Alexander Grandison
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1947
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Alexander Hollenius
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1946
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George Bernard Shaw adapted his own play for the screen in this blithe film version of the romance between Caesar...
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Julius Caesar
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1946
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In this comedy, Paul Muni plays a recently murdered gangster who finds himself roasting in Hell. Muni can't believe that he's...
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Nick,The Devil
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1946
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Alexander Sebastian
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1946
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Joseph Targel
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1945
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In many ways, the history of the cautionary fable Strange Holiday is more fascinating than the film itself. Written and...
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John Stephenson
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1945
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Designed as a followup to the enormously successful Casablanca, Passage to Marseille utilizes the talents of many of the on-...
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Capt. Freycinet
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1944
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From a novel of the same name by "Elizabeth", the film begins in 1914, with Bette Davis cast as vain, flighty society woman...
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Job Skeffington
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1944
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The 80-star cast of Forever and a Day would certainly not have been feasible had not most of the actors and production people...
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Ambrose Pomfret
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1943
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Enrique Claudin
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1943
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One of the most beloved American films, this captivating wartime adventure of romance and intrigue from director...
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Capt. Louis Renault
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1942
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Olive Higgins Prouty's popular novel was transformed into nearly two hours of high-grade soap opera by several masters of the...
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Dr. Jaquith
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1942
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Forced to flee Paris during the Occupation, the great French leading man Jean Gabin starred in a brace of Hollywood films,...
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Nutsy
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1942
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"Even a man who is pure at heart/And says his prayers by night/May become a wolf when the wolf-bane blooms/And the moon is...
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Sir John Talbot
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1941
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Four Mothers was the last of three films inspired by Fannie Hurst's sentimental novel Sister Act. As in the earlier...
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Adam Lemp
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1941
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Robert Montgomery plays saxophone-playing boxer Joe Pendleton, who insists upon piloting his own plane, much to the...
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Mr. Jordan
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1941
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A seemingly quiet Midwestern town is the hiding place for a number of sordid secrets in this melodrama based on Henry...
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1941
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The notoriously temperamental Miriam Hopkins is ideally cast as equally contentious theatrical prima donna...
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David Belasco
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1940
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This third film version of Maxwell Anderson's play Saturday's Children stars Claude Rains as the impecunious but proud father...
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Mr. Halevy
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1940
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In the 1580s, the Sea Hawks -- the name given to the bold privateers who prowl the oceans taking ships and treasure on behalf...
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Don Jose Alvarez de Cordoba
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1940
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Originally designed for exhibition at the 1939 World's Fair, Land of Liberty is a 137-minute compendium of filmclips from...
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1939
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Juarez was originally designed to concentrate almost exclusively on the tragedy of Hapsburg Emperor Maximillian, whose...
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Louis Napoleon
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1939
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They Made Me a Criminal opens in New York, depicting the latest victory in the ring for Johnny Bradfield (John Garfield), a...
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Detective Monty Phelan
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1939
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1939
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This family drama features the same cast and crew from the highly successful Four Daughters, but it isn't actually a sequel....
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Jim Masters
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1939
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Frank Capra's classic comedy-drama established James Stewart as a lead actor in one of his finest (and most archetypal)...
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Sen. Joseph Paine
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1939
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In this drama, the sequel to Four Daughters, the daughters are now adults. Three of the sisters rally together to find a new...
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Adam Lemp
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1939
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Fannie Hurst's Sister Act was the source for this money-making Warners weeper. The four daughters of the title are played by...
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Adam Lemp
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1938
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Prince John
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1938
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Paul Ward
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1938
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Michael Curtiz directs this Technicolor Western based on the familiar story by Clements Ripley about the rivalry between...
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Col. Ferris
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1938
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This hard-hitting Warner Bros. courtroom drama begins with the usual "Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is...
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Andrew J. Griffin
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1937
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The "Stavisky Affair," a high-level swindling scandal which all but destroyed the French government in the early 1930s, was...
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Stefan Orloff
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1937
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In 1882, Mark Twain published a delightful fairy tale "for young people of all ages"; 45 years later, Warner Bros., inspired...
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Earl of Hertford
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1937
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A remake of 1928's Glorious Betsy (itself based on a stage play by Rida Johnson Young), Hearts Divided is based, believe it...
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Napoleon
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1936
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When David O. Selznick produced the film version of the 1000-plus page novel Gone with the Wind, he declared he could not...
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Don Luis
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1936
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Claude Rains is a phony psychic who makes a good living fleecing the suckers with his wild prognostications. But after Rains...
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Maximus
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1935
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John Stevenson
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1935
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Charles Dickens' unfinished novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, has been a source of speculation and controversy ever since...
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John Jasper
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1935
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This truly offbeat filmization of Jean Bart's stage drama The Man Who Reclaimed His Head has been misleadingly released to TV...
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Paul Verin
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1935
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Crime Without Passion is an odd, almost existential murder yarn. Famed attorney Claude Rains, incensed that his mistress...
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Lee Gentry
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1934
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A mysterious stranger, his face swathed in bandages and his eyes obscured by dark spectacles, has taken a room at a cozy inn...
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Jack Griffin/The Invisible One
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1933
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