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1993
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Brook Shields plays the comic-strip journalist, Brenda Starr, who travels to a South American jungle on an assignment. It is...
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1992
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Review the life and work of Sweden's Emanuel Swedenborg. ~ Rovi...
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1990
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The cast from the popular television cornball comedy series are reunited when Oliver must save Hooterville from developers....
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1990
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This paranoid Australian thriller from director Gideon Amir concerns the theft of a dangerous device by evil scientist James...
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1989
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In this made-for-HBO thriller, Pierce Brosnan stars as an ex-convict who seeks revenge on the racetrack partner...
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1988
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1988
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In the final episode of Murder She Wrote's fourth season, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) volunteers as a speech writer for her old...
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1988
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After a malicious gang attacks the residents of a small town, a magician decides to use his trade to exact revenge. ~...
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1987
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Though based on a true story which occurred in 1985, the made-for-TV Mercy or Murder? bears traces of the 1947 Fredric March...
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1987
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1987
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With a script that is too anemic for the red-blooded actors featured here, this anorexic comedy moves slowly up and down the...
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Helmes
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1986
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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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A made for TV movie which serves as much a condemnation of the military establishment as a murder mystery, this film...
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1986
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Goofy medical students have all kinds of rip roaring fun pulling crazy pranks such as scaring first year students by...
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1985
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1985
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Great special effects do not always make for a great film, but Dreamscape comes awfully close. Dr. Paul Novotny...
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The President
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1984
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When a rash of coal mine fires breaks out underground in Tennessee, the government sends a geologist to assist the...
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Will Larson
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1984
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The made-for-TV Demon Murder Case has received an inordinate amount of airplay since its initial telecast on March 6, 1983....
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1983
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In this comedy, a suspicious fire brings two disparate detectives together. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1982
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1982
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When touring Italian opera star Giorgio Fini (Luciano Pavarotti in his screen debut) mysteriously loses his voice before a...
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Henry Pollack
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1982
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This 1981 motion picture follows in the footsteps of the first Christians, led by Peter and Paul, during three decades of...
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1981
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Two cultures clash when a young American man and a French-Canadian woman fall in love while studying at a Montreal college....
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1981
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Though it strains credibility to the breaking point, the made-for-TV Goliath Awaits proved a ratings success when it was...
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1981
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In this gory horror movie, a group of young, nubile night-school students find themselves unable to hang on to their heads...
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1981
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Inspired by Johnny Paycheck's song of the same name, Take This Job and Shove It is a comedy/drama of big business vs. little...
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1981
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In this film, a group of frustrated feminists form a football team for their factory in an effort to foil male chauvinists....
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1981
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Melodramatic and obvious in its ploy to dampen all the handkerchiefs in the theater, Yesterday pulls it off. Gabrielle...
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Bart Kramer
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1980
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In this drama, union organizers, desperate to control the lumber and mining empire of a wealthy family, resort to sabotage....
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1980
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In a conventional, tried and true way, Foolin' Around tells the predictable story of a couple of widely divergent students...
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Daggett
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1980
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Beulah Land is an edited, movie-length version of the three-part TV miniseries adaptation of Lonnie Coleman's multi-part...
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Felix Kendrick
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1980
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Jane Curtin and Susan Saint James share star-billing with Jessica Lange in this uninspired comedy about three women who need...
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1980
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The original title of this film was The Border. It tells the story of one border guard's desire to put an end to the...
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Moffat
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1979
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The fourth Airport film may be the silliest of them all, as George Kennedy returns, this time co-piloting with Alain Delon....
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1979
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Originally made for television and based on true events from 1972, the story concerns an airline crash in the Everglades and...
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1978
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A piece of made-for-television hack work that suddenly became sort of topical 23 years later, with the attacks on the New...
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1978
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Word is about the newly discovered text that is allegedly written by the younger brother of Jesus Christ. It the document is...
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1978
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Alex Warren
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1976
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Pa Strawacher
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1976
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This horror oddity tells the story of a well-networked throng of devil-worshipers populating a small Arizona town who possess...
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Dr. Richards
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1975
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When an ex-convict and a former policeman team up to help prove a safecracker innocent, they discover that his past record...
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1975
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1975
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In this crime comedy, a gullible private volunteers to become the subject of numerous military biological and chemical...
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Col. Lockyer
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1975
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Switch was the pilot film for a tongue-in-cheek adventure series that ran on CBS from 1975 to 1978. Robert Wagner stars as...
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Frank McBride
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1975
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This fast-paced Disney endeavor stars Kim Richards and Ike Eisenmann as two adolescents with acute psychic powers. The kids...
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Jason
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1975
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Ex-football star Paul Crewe (Burt Reynolds) ends up in a prison run by sadistic sports-nut Warden Hazen (Eddie Albert)....
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Warden Hazen
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1974
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Reverse sexism-sort of-is the theme of Promise Him Anything. Ever on the lookout for new conquests, bachelor...
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1974
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In this action adventure, the trouble begins when a police lieutenant begins accepting bribes while simultaneously trying to...
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1974
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Undoubtedly having second thoughts after turning down Dirty Harry, John Wayne showed up in 1974 in his own "maverick cop"...
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Capt. Ed Kosterman
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1974
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Fans of the 1970s cartoon series The Littles may enjoy its live-action spiritual ancestor The Borrowers. Dennis Larson plays...
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Pod Clock
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1973
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In Elaine May's second directorial outing, Charles Grodin stars as Lenny, a slick salesman who, while honeymooning with his...
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Mr. Corcoran
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1972
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1972
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Outtakes and stock footage from the 1970 Oscar-winner Patton were utilized to flesh out the made-for-TV Fireball Forward,...
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1972
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Learn about art propaganda and the power of art harnessed by political regimes with this informative video. ~ Rovi...
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1972
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Most of the "action" in See the Man Run takes place during tense telephone conversations. Robert Culp stars in this TV movie...
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1971
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While burrowing through a wall in their farm, Oliver and Lisa come across a very old mail-order catalog. This yellowed volume...
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Calvin Whitaker
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1970
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Eddie Albert plays a dual role in this episode, as gentleman farmer Oliver Douglas, and Oliver's exact double, a bank robber...
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Charlie
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1970
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The merriment continues unabated as Green Acres enters its sixth and last season, with city slickers Oliver and Lisa Douglas...
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Oliver Wendell Douglas
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1970
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While rummaging through an old trunk, Oliver (Eddie Albert) and Lisa (Eva Gabor) come across the artifacts of a 19th century...
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Harry Wright
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1969
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Oliver Wendell Douglas
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1969
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With train conductor Wendell Gibbs (Byron Foulger) fast asleep, no one is around to pilot the Hooterville Cannonball when the...
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1968
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It's hard to believe that the producers of Green Acres could come up with fourth-season episodes that are even crazier than...
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Oliver Wendell Douglas
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1968
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A stowaway mouse has several adventures while traveling to a new continent on board the Mayflower in this animated...
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1968
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This memorable "crossover" episode serves to unite the casts of three popular, interrelated TV sitcoms: Beverly Hillbillies,...
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1968
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Season three of Green Acres begins as attorney Oliver Wendell Douglas (Eddie Albert) is nominated for the political post of...
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Oliver Wendell Douglas
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1967
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City slickers Oliver and Lisa Douglas (Eddie Albert, Eva Gabor) make the best of another year of "farm livin'" in bucolic...
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Oliver Wendell Douglas
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1966
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1966
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Hooterville Valley comes to a complete standstill when the Hooterville Cannonball ceases operation. The reason? Longtime...
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1966
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Though still a high school student, Betty Jo (Linda Kaye) tries to pass herself off as a college co-ed. The reason is both...
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1966
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An American looking for excitement overseas finds more than she can handle in this cautionary drama. Melina (Louise Sorel), a...
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1966
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The third of producer Paul Henning's enormously successful "rustic" comedies of the 1960s, Green Acres made its CBS bow on...
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Oliver Wendell Douglas
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1965
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City-bred attorney Oliver Wendell Douglas (Eddie Albert) and his chic, sophisticated wife, Lisa (Eva Gabor), undergo quite a...
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Oliver Wendell Douglas
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1965
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The Bradley girls want to invite rock star King Ring-a-Ding to perform at their football-team benefit show, but Kate (Bea...
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1965
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Ever on the lookout for new sources of income, Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) invites young doctor Matthew Bailey (Alan Reed Jr.)...
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1965
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Bobbie Jo (Lori Saunders) hopes to be accepted into Hooterville High's most prestigious sorority (which also happens to be...
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1965
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The Bradley girls are having problems casting their upcoming community play. The solution: Forget about human actors, and...
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1965
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Lisa Douglas (Eva Gabor) invites Betty Jo (Linda Kaye) to spend a weekend in New York City. Upon her return, former country...
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1965
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Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) goes to town to pick up a postage stamp and comes home with the whole post office. Figuring that...
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1965
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As she settles into her new farmhouse, transplanted Manhattanite Lisa Douglas (Eva Gabor in her familiar Green Acres role)...
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1965
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This episode is the first of many Petticoat Junction-Green Acres crossovers, with Eddie Albert appearing in his familiar...
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1965
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Bobbie Jo (Lori Saunders) wants to win a school spelling bee, and is pinning her hopes on the "good luck" ring in her...
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1965
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In the series' opening episode, audiences are introduced to the super-submarine Seaview, built, owned and operated by the...
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1964
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In Volume 38 of a collection culled from the 1963-1965 science fiction anthology television series, a couple finds...
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1964
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1964
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Lawyer Dean Martin's gambling habit is beginning to get on the nerves of his wife Lana Turner. To keep the money in the...
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Clint Morgan
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1963
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1963
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Eddie Albert guest stars in this episode, playing--of all things--a middle-aged American farmer with a foreign-accented wife....
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1963
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Gregory Peck plays a benevolent God-like figure in a white smock as Captain Josiah Newman, the head of a psych-unit at a...
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Col. Norval Algate Bliss
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1963
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Dana Andrews is ad-man Clint Lorimer in this uneven drama, the last feature film by director Bruce Humberstone, released...
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1962
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The Longest Day is a mammoth, all-star re-creation of the D-Day invasion, personally orchestrated by Darryl F. Zanuck....
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1962
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In a rather confusing and slow-paced manner, this wartime drama about a real-life dilemma is meant to highlight the...
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Rider Otto
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1962
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In this standard children's story -- with a few teen songs added -- the head of Burberry Elementary School, Harry Davis...
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Harry Davis
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1961
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This slick hospital soap opera features Ben Gazzara as Dr. David Coleman, a young physician hired into the pathology...
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Dr. Charles Dornberger
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1961
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Carter
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1959
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Romain Gary's best-selling novel The Roots of Heaven was adapted to film in Cinemascope and DeLuxe Color by producer...
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Abe Fields
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1958
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The moral dilemma of a reluctant American spy is chronicled in this psychological drama. He becomes an agent after he,...
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Maj. MacMahon
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1958
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The third and (as of 2005) the last film adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's short story To Have and Have Not, The Gun Runners...
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Hanagan
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1958
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Austin Mack
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1957
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For its time, The Sun Also Rises was a reasonably frank and faithful adaptation of the 1926 Ernest Hemingway novel. Its main...
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Bill Gorton
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1957
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Produced by former radio star William Conrad, this taut psychological Western features Conrad as Chris Hamish, a lawman...
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Songwriter
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1957
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Modern audiences may not be familiar with Our Mister Sun, but many students growing up in the '50s and '60s (and into the...
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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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Capt. Erskine Cooney
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1956
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Marlon Brando went out on yet another creative limb when he insisted upon playing sly, philosophical Okinawan interpreter...
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Captain McLean
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1956
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In this comedy sequel to Wonderful Town (a popular Broadway musical), Kim, a museum worker from Providence, Rhode Island,...
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Elliot Atterbury
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1955
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As originally broadcast on March 12, 1955, and directed by Max Liebman (Ten from Your Show of Shows), this feature-length...
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Martin
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1955
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Susan Hayward pulls out all the stops, and then some, in this cinemadaptation of singer Lillian Roth's autobiography I'll Cry...
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Burt McGuire
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1955
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Rodgers and Hammerstein's 1943 Broadway musical was considered revolutionary for a multitude of reasons, not least of which...
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1955
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Lt. Bumerli
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1955
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One of the most famous of the pre-East of Eden TV appearances by the immortal James Dean, this 30-minute adaptation of...
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1954
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An American columnist rails for the rights of a free press in this small screen drama presented as part of the "Studio One"...
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1953
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Audrey Hepburn became a star with this film, in which she played Princess Anne, weary of protocol and anxious to have some...
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Irving Radovich
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1953
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Carrie is based on Sister Carrie, a novel by Theodore Dreiser. Dreiser's clumsy, unwieldy prose is streamlined into a neat...
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Charles Drouet
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1952
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At least half of the two-part Actors and Sin is well worth having. Part One, "Actor's Blood", is based on a Ben Hecht tale of...
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Orlando Higgens [Woman Of Sin]
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1952
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Gary Cooper stars in this broad naval farce, directed by Henry Hathaway and based upon a John W. Hazard New Yorker magazine...
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Lt. Bill Barron
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1951
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Christopher Leeds
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1951
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Humphrey Briggs
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1950
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1948
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In this western comedy, a milquetoast gunsmith from the East Coast goes to Arsenic City, Arizona because he has heard that...
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Daniel Bone
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1948
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In this romantic comedy, a wealthy heiress marries hastily and realizes her mistake on her honeymoon in New York. Though it...
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Bullets Baker
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1948
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Long before he became the foremost purveyor of ultra-realistic melodramas, writer/producer/director Andrew Stone turned out a...
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1947
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In this musical, the fourth entry in a five-film series, three singers come together to form a nightclub act. Their...
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Kip Walker
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1947
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A woman struggles to reassemble her broken life in this drama that features Susan Hayward in her first starring role. The...
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Steve Nelson
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1947
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Four dreamers team up to produce their own musical extravaganza. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1947
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1947
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Adapted from a novel by Rachel Field, Time Out of Mind is a slow-moving costume drama enlivened by its stars. Servant girl...
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Jake Bullard
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1947
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Director Allan Dwan moved to Republic Pictures in 1946, there to make the same sort of marital farce he'd been specializing...
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1946
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If the Perfect Marriage in this romantic comedy were truly perfect, there wouldn't be any story, would there? Outwardly an...
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Gil Cummins
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1946
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In this exciting adventure, a band of treasure hunters sail to the Mexican coast to find a buried treasure. Along the way,...
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Chris Thompson
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1945
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A major moneymaker for RKO Radio, Bombardier stars Pat O'Brien and Randolph Scott as trainers at a school for bomber pilots....
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Tom Hughes
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1943
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Wacky
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1943
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In this drama, an aspiring prizefighter disobeys his father, an oil baron, by pursuing his fortune in the ring rather than...
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'Panama Kid' (Bill Kingsford)
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1942
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With America's Air Force not completely mobilized in mid-1942, Universal paid tribute to those foresighted Yankee flyboys who...
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Leckie
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1942
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The Lady Bodyguard of the title is pretty but somewhat physically frail A. C. Baker (Anne Shirley). An advertising...
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Terry Moore
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1942
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In the 1930s and 1940s, Warner Bros. developed a positive genius for remaking earlier films in new, disguised fashion,...
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Matt Varney
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1941
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Out of the Fog is the film version of the Irwin Shaw play The Gentle People, refashioned to mollify the Hollywood censors by...
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George Watkins
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1941
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The Great Mr. Nobody is an easygoing classified ad salesman, appropriately nicknamed Dreamy (Eddie Albert). All Dreamy wants...
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Dreamy
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1941
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In this comedy, a grandmother decides to help her naive grandson get the money he needs to marry his girl by allowing him to...
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Eddie Barnes
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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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1941
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This comedy is the sequel of Brother Rat. The film begins with the three original protagonists after their graduation from...
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Bing Edwards
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1940
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As part of his new contract with Warner Bros., Edward G. Robinson agreed to appear in the gangster comedy Brother Orchid on...
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Max Wagner
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1940
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Olivia DeHavilland stars as a music student whose education is secretly subsidized by the aging owner of a phonograph factory...
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Dusty Rhodes
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1940
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An Angel from Texas was the fourth of five film versions of the venerable George S. Kaufman stage farce The Butter and Egg...
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Peter Coleman
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1940
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Jack Benny goes to London in this frothy musical. He plays a Broadway producer and while in London begins pining for the...
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1939
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In this musical, a composer abandons vaudeville in favor of the legitimate stage. He soon finds himself entangle with a...
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Phil Dolan, Jr.
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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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Dr. Clinton Forrest, Jr.
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1939
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In this lively comedy, three young hell-raisers enroll in the Virginia Military Institute and have a hard time staying out...
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Bing Edwards
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1938
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