Robinson Devor directed this film noir parody about a used car salesman obsessed with writing and directing his dream...
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Used Car Dealer
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2000
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1999
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In this action thriller, a group of Islamic terrorists, led by Nagi Hassan (David Suchet), highjacks a 747 jetliner with 400...
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1996
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A series of unusual dreams turn out to be a precursor for far more sinister things in this episode of the popular sci-fi...
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1996
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The life of Hollywood icon Elizabeth Taylor is told in this made-for-television drama. Sherilyn Fenn stars as Oscar-winning...
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1995
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Originally made for cable television, Roswell is an entertaining mix of purported actual events and science fiction. The...
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1994
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A dramatic treatment of a family torn apart by alcoholism and recovering from it, this was a star vehicle for popular actress...
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1994
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A recently transferred high-school student finds herself walking a double-edged sword in her attempt to court friendship with...
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1994
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In this crime drama, a talented, ambitious young lawyer takes the case when one of his colleagues, jealous of the other...
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1993
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In this suspenseful drama set in a luxury resort, a psychotic teen-age girl working as a baby sitter there causes all kinds...
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1991
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Murder She Wrote enters its eighth season with a revised production staff and a new central location (New York City rather...
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1991
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1991
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In this blend of fantasy and romantic comedy, a man isn't sure if he's stuck between past and present or if his imagination...
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1990
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Jessica's nephew Grady Fletcher (Michael Horton) and his fiancée Donna Mayberry (Debbie Zipp) have decided to get married in...
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1989
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1989
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When Robin Masters' latest manuscript is stolen, Magnum teams with "old school" private eye Luther Gillis (Eugene Roche) to...
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1988
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Eugene Roche returns as Jack Sullivan, the troublesome father of public defender Christine (Markie Post). Recently retired,...
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1988
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When one of her former students adapts her novel Mainly Murder as a stage play, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is honored to...
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1988
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French detective Claude Fornier (Paul Verdier), whose exploits have inspired several of Robin Masters' novels, is murdered...
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1986
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Eugene Roche is cast as veteran reporter Billy Simms, yet another longtime friend of Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury)....
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1986
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Bill Parker
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1985
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Christine (Markie Post) is both surprised and delighted when her widowed dad Jack (Eugene Roche) re-enters the dating scene...
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1985
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Hippies and policemen seek to settle their differences on the gridiron in this comedy. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1984
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Markie Post makes her first appearance as idealistic--and extremely sexy--young defense attorney Christine Sullivan. Making...
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1984
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Bill Parker
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1984
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St. Louis-based private eye Luther H. Gillis (Eugene Roche) pays a return visit to Hawaii to pick up an award from the...
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1984
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In the third and final film in the Oh, God! franchise, Bobby Shelton (Ted Wass) is a struggling musician who can't get a...
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Charlie Gray
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1984
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Magnum (Tom Selleck) is simultaneously solicited by Higgins (John Hillerman) and Robin Masters (still unseen, but voiced by...
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1984
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Quincy (Jack Klugman) notices many discrepancies in the "official" evidence when his friend Ted Locke (Rudy Solari) is...
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1983
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Cocaine and Blue Eyes was the pilot film for a TV detective series starring former footballer O.J. Simpson (who also produced...
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1983
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Eugene Roche makes his first appearance as Luther H. Gillis, a seedy "old school" private eye from St. Louis. Arriving in...
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1983
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Sitcom stalwart Valerie Harper trades jokes for the judiciary in Farrell: For the People. Valerie stars as New York attorney...
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1982
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1982
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Underpublicized and underappreciated, the US ice hockey team heads for the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, New York....
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1981
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The landmark 1978 courtroom prosecution which determined that a married man can by law be brought up on charges of raping his...
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Gary Gortmaker
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1980
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The death of Jessica Tate (Katherine Helmond) was the big shocker at the end of Soap's third season. So imagine everyone's...
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1980
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When Soap arrived at its cliffhanging season-two finale, Jessica Tate (Katherine Helmond) was trying to choose between her...
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1979
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The child stealer of the title is Beau Bridges, the self-centered ex-husband of Blair Brown. She has custody of the kids, and...
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1979
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Originally telecast September 25, 1979, Hart to Hart was the pilot film for a series which officially debuted three days...
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1979
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This made-for-television film Winds of Kitty Hawk, chronicles the efforts of the Wright Brothers to become the first men to...
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1978
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Judge Crupper
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1978
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The Corvette Ken Dantley's (Mark Hamill) class has been restoring in their high-school shop class is nearly completely fixed...
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Ed McGrath
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1978
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Archbishop Thorncrest
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1978
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1978
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The irrepressible Pinky (Eugene Roche) plays another practical joke on Archie while attending an out-of-town VFW convention....
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Pinky Peterson
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1978
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Based on a book by John C. Fuller, the made-for-TV Ghost of Flight 401 is predicated on the "actual events" surrounding a...
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1978
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This TV movie stars Jon Rubinstein as a Nassau County assistant D.A. named Dan Corey. Yes, he's idealistic, and yes, he butts...
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1977
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1977
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Quincy (Jack Klugman) investigates when Frank Daniels, star football player for the Arroya Junior College Bears, dies after...
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1977
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Even though he barely makes enough money to cover his expenses and finds divorce cases (his bread and butter) unsavory, aging...
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Ron Birdwell
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1977
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An ex-priest helps exorcise the demons that have taken over the residents of an exclusive girls' school in this made-for-TV...
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1977
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Archie is fed up with the practical jokes perpetrated by his bachelor buddy, Pinky (Eugene Roche). To get even, Archie...
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Pinky Peterson
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1976
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As most veteran All in the Family fans know, the Christmas season is seldom a joyous occasion in the Bunker household. This...
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1976
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Raymond Burr stars again as a lawyer, this time named Arthur Mallory. No Perry Mason he, Mallory has been on the outs since...
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1976
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1976
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A kidnapping has occurred, and the ruthless abductor has posted a ransom. Among the kidnaper's demands is that detective Mike...
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1976
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Though not officially acknowleged at the time of its telecast, the made-for-TV movie The Last Survivors was a rehash of the...
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1975
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Dean Martin had his final leading role in this obscure drama about a San Francisco lawyer defending a black militant...
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Detective Cronyn
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1975
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Originally produced as the pilot for a prospective TV series and based on a novel entitled Gypsy in Amber, this is the story...
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1975
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Eugene Roche is cast as alcoholic police detective Lyle "Sandy" Beech, whose drinking and dereliction of duty has gotten him...
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1975
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Bruno Kirby, here billed as Bruce Kirby Jr., essays one of his first important roles as Keith Wicks, a deranged ex-soldier...
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1975
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The second and last TV pilot film to bear the Crime Club title, the 1975 Crime Club once again involves a state-of-the-art...
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Daniel Lawrence
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1975
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Winter Kill was the pilot film for a potential Andy Griffith TV series, to be titled MacNeil. Griffith plays the easygoing...
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1974
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LAPD Officer Newman has not gotten the reputation of a straight arrow by avoiding conflict when fighting for right. In this...
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1974
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In this film, also released under the title I Want Her Dead, Katie Lewis (Twiggy) and her husband Ben (Michael Witney)...
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1974
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An fugitive who has gone straight is harassed by a blackmailer. ~ Rovi...
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1973
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Newly graduated from law school, Ironside's assistant Mark Sanger (Don Mitchell) is assigned to the DA's office. His first...
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1972
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"Billy Pilgrim has come unstuck in time." These opening words of Kurt Vonnegut's famous novel make an effective and short...
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Derby
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1972
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Crawlspace is a quirky made-for-TV movie about a strange young drifter (Tom Harper) who arrives in a small New England town....
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1971
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George C. Scott stars as Justin Playfair, a retired, widowed judge who labors under the delusion that he's Sherlock Holmes....
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1971
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Ossie Davis makes his directorial debut a smashing success in the trend-setting action crime comedy Cotton Comes To Harlem....
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1970
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Four neophyte criminals get some unexpected help from their first victim in this caper comedy. A quartet of Miami Beach...
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1967
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