Exceeding all expectations, the weekly Mission: Impossible revival of 1988 managed to weather its first 19 episodes,...
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1989
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Season One of the "new" Mission:Impossible came to an end with the episode titled "The Bayou." Veteran Australian movie...
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1989
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In the second half of the two-part Mission: Impossible adventure "The Golden Serpent," Prince Selimun (Patrick Bishop), one...
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1989
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In another variation of a familiar Mission: Impossible theme, the IMF is assigned to prevent a neo-Nazi uprising. Making the...
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1989
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After witnessing a murder committed by a hireling of drug kingpin Bogota (Marco Rodriguez), mercenary street hustler Sporty...
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1986
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The fact that this made-for-TV movie is derivation of the megahit Airport is obvious by the presence of novelist...
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Director, Executive Producer
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1985
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Nick (Mike Conners) is the owner of a luxury liner and casino which cruises its way to action and adventure for those on...
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1980
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This first Lassie film in nearly three decades (discounting the various feature-length compilations of Lassie TV episodes) is...
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1979
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Brian Foster (Wesley Eure) is a young inventor who creates a mechanical dog as part of a home protection system. When he...
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1979
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For her dramatic acting debut, singer Marie Osmond chose this sentimental adaptation of the venerable Yuletide short story...
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1978
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In this gentle drama, a young American man (Beau Bridges) forsakes his promising career working with his father (Lloyd...
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1978
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1978
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1977
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The principal characters in this Australian miniseries were James Casey (John Meillon) and his terminally ill son, Sean (Mark...
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1976
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Two children ride the same pony in this Disney film, but neither one is happy about sharing the animal they both love. James...
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1975
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Originally titled Persecution, the British Terror of Sheba represents Lana Turner's entree into the "fading stars in horror...
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1974
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In this western two misfits, a black man AWOL from the union army, and a crippled Indian hide in a Mexican church following...
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1973
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This series of videos contains memorable episodes from the British television series that mixed drama with archival footage...
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1972
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This series of videos contains memorable episodes from the British television series that mixed drama with archival footage...
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1972
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Don Chaffey's Sex Clinic stars Georgina Ward as a woman who runs the title business. She offers an outlet for those with...
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1971
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1970
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Steed is assigned to protect a key witness against the other side. Only Tara is informed of Steed's secret whereabouts,...
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1969
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Greeting Steed after his three-week vacation, Tara asks him if he enjoyed himself. Unfortunately, he can't say, because he...
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1969
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Tara investigates when her uncle doesn't return from his vacation. Following the trail of evidence, she finds herself at a...
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1969
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Tara is accused of being in cahoots with an enemy agent. Given 24 hours to clear her of all charges, Steed runs up against...
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1969
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A former World War II submarine captain and his friend turn to smuggling when a former crew member lays out a plan to...
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1968
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In this episode of the cult-favorite TV series The Prisoner, Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) appears to be developing an artistic...
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1967
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Originally written as the second episode of The Prisoner, "Checkmate" was then slated to be shown as episode #11. Instead, it...
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1967
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In this episode of the allegorical television series The Prisoner, No. 6 (Patrick McGoohan) discovers a new sort of danger...
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1967
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Set in first century England, The Viking Queen is a loose retelling of the legend of Boadicea (also sometimes known as...
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1967
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Having been kidnapped and drugged after resigning his position, a British intelligence agent (Patrick McGoohan) awakens in...
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1967
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This film was advertised with the slogan "See Raquel Welch In Mankind's First Bikini!" While archeologists tell us humans did...
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1966
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No sooner has Steed inherited an ornate dagger from an unknown benefactor than he is besieged by mysterious characters who...
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1965
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This British programmer was filmed on the cheap in Yugoslavia, with an American star, Robert Ryan, to secure U.S. playdates....
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1965
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They All Died Laughing plays for satire what any other film might have played for suspense. Leo McKern plays a college...
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1964
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This follow-up to the 1960 Danger Man TV series was also known as Secret Agent in the U.S. As portrayed by Patrick McGoohan,...
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1964
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The first episode of the British action/espionage television series Secret Agent is featured on Secret Agent 1. In this...
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1964
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Greek mythology is done up brown by the special-effects expertise of Ray Harryhausen in Jason and the Argonauts. Jason...
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1963
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Filmed on location in Paris, Disney's Horse Without a Head stars Jean-Pierre Aumont as police-inspector Sinet. The...
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1963
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Based on a whimsical novel by Paul Gallico, Disney's Three Lives of Thomasina is an imaginative tale of a resourceful cat....
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1963
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The Webster Boy is a case of a weak script and strong actors combining for a mediocre tale about a love triangle....
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1962
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The "WHO" in A Matter of Who isn't a "who" but a "what". The word is an anagram for the World Health Organization, a curious...
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1962
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Based on Mark Twain's classic tale, this lively 16th-century-set comedy drama chronicles the misadventures and the lessons...
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1962
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Essentially a one-joke comedy hanging on the thinnest of plots, this routine series of slapstick situations is directed by...
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1961
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Disney's Greyfriars Bobby is a remake of A Challenge to Lassie; both are based on the same novel by Eleanor Atkinson, and...
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1961
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Gamboling along in a series of sketches without great regard for anything except the next joke, this is a light-minded,...
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1960
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In this touching drama, a precursor for Ted Allan's later story about Jewish life in Montreal, a young Dublin lad idolizes...
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Director, Producer
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1960
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Set in an Italian P.O.W. camp during World War II, this conventional escape drama shines the most in the portrayals of the...
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Director
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1959
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The mental breakdown of a guilt-ridden man provides the drama in this fascinating psychological profile that stars Richard...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1958
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In this drama, a couple experiences marital turmoil because the husband is a hot-tempered race-car driver with a jealous...
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1958
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In this crime drama a murderer covers his tracks by framing his wife. He does this by posing as his victim and forcing his...
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1957
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This once-notorious British expose film now seems as innocent as a community choir rehearsal. Based on the real-life...
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1957
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A fine upstanding wife finds it difficult to keep her sordid past as a criminal a secret from her husband and neighbors. The...
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1956
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In this thriller, a crime reporter's photograph contains the key evidence needed to solve a murder. It is a picture of a...
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1956
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In this children's drama, a youthful gang of cyclists find themselves wrongfully accused of stealing bikes from a...
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1953
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In this children's adventure, a young boy and his pen pal from France begin pursuing a crook who has absconded with some...
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1952
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