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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Hearts of the West (British title: Hollywood Cowboy) stars Jeff Bridges as Lewis Tater, a 1930s-era aspiring novelist who...
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1975
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1974
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In $1,000,000 Duck, the titular duck is exposed to radiation and begins laying golden eggs, which brings it under the...
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1971
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In the conclusion of a two-part episode, greedy banker Drysdale is laboring under yet another misapprehension. This time,...
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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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1970
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Returning from their Hooterville holiday, Granny and Elly May arrive in Beverly Hills to discover that both Mr. Drysdale --...
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1969
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1969
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In another "crossover" episode, Petticoat Junction's Sam Drucker (Frank Cady) wins a trip to Hollywood. Upon his arrival in...
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1969
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In still another "crossover" episode, the Clampetts are reunited with two of the cast members from Petticoat Junction. While...
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1969
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1969
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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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1968
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"Granny Goes to Hooterville" was the first of several "crossover" episodes in which the cast of The Beverly Hillbillies...
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1968
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While Granny is visiting her friends in Hooterville, Jethro and Jed are forced to fend for themselves in the kitchen....
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1968
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In another "crossover" episode, the Clampetts head back to Hooterville for Christmas, where they renew their friendships with...
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1968
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Once again, the casts of The Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, and Green Acres converge for a "very special" holiday...
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1968
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Banker Drysdale lives in mortal terror that the Clampetts will withdraw their millions and return to Hooterville. To prevent...
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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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1967
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1967
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In retrospect, the first episode of Petticoat Junction's fifth season, "Is This My Daughter?," is ironically amusing. Kate...
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1967
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1966
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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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1966
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While on a visit to Mayberry, Barney Fife discovers that he is idolized by his successor, deputy Warren Ferguson....
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1966
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When all his efforts to reform town drunk Otis Campbell fail, Barney orders Otis to do all his future drinking in Mount...
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Luke
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1965
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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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1965
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Since the first two black-and-white seasons of Petticoat Junction have not been included in the series' syndicated package,...
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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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1965
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1964
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Tony Randall has the showcase of a lifetime in the marvelous George Pal production The Seven Faces of Dr. Lao. We first see...
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1963
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Strictly speaking, there are but four basic plotlines during the first season of Petticoat Junction. The first concerns the...
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1963
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Doctor Wayne Edley (Skip Homeier) has trouble finding colleagues that will back him up when he is accused of malpractice by a...
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1961
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After making Man Who Understood Women and seeing that the result was an ill-realized, uneven combination of Hollywood satire...
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1959
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Bret (James Garner) is summoned for jury duty in the trial of young Bill Gregg (William Reynolds), who is accused of...
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1958
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Missouri Traveler was one of a handful of independent films distributed by Disney's Buena Vista corporation. Brandon De Wilde...
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1958
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The Girl Most Likely owns the distinction of being the last RKO Radio picture ever produced at the studio's Hollywood...
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1957
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1957
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Can evil be inherited? That's the question posed by Maxwell Anderson in his stage play The Bad Seed. This 1956 film...
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1956
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Adapted by Don M. Mankiewicz from his own novel, Trial is a surprisingly timely story of how justice can sometimes be...
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1955
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The Indian Fighter is trail guide Kirk Douglas, who agrees to shepherd a wagon train through Sioux territory. Douglas tries...
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1955
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Laid up with a broken leg, photojournalist L.B. Jeffries (James Stewart) is confined to his tiny, sweltering courtyard...
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1954
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Red Skelton does his best with the situation-comedy trappings of Half a Hero. A sort of poor man's...
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1953
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This nonsensical farce stars Robert Cummings as an air force reserve pilot, called back to active duty on the eve of his...
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1953
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The city of the title is Los Alamos, where nuclear physicist Gene Barry lives and works. Terrorists kidnap Barry's son and...
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1952
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Let's Make It Legal begins at the end--the end of the long marriage between beautiful grandmother Miriam (Claudette Colbert)...
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1951
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1951
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Billy Winder directed and co-wrote this bitterly satiric comedy-drama which turns a jaundiced eye towards both the news media...
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Mr. Federber
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1951
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Dear Brat was the second sequel to the 1947 comedy hit Dear Ruth (the first sequel, in case you're interested, was Dear Wife...
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1951
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First published in 1932, Philip Wylie and Edwin Balmer's speculative novel When Worlds Collide was immediately purchased by...
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1951
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The Asphalt Jungle is a brilliantly conceived and executed anatomy of a crime -- or, as director John Huston and scripter...
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1950
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Spencer Tracy received an Oscar nomination for his performance in this classic comedy. Stanley T. Banks (Tracy) is a securely...
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1950
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Inspired by the 1949 hit A Letter to Three Wives, this takes the other side of the coin with a deceased playboy leaving...
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1950
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1950
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Experiment Alcatraz stars John Howard as a doctor who develops a serum to cure radioactive poisoning. He tests it on several...
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1950
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1950
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The life of tragic jazz great Bix Beiderbecke is given the "a clef" treatment in Warner Bros. Young Man With a Horn. Kirk...
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1950
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Jimmy Durante plays the patriarch of a down-on-their-luck family of acrobats, who suddenly finds a great deal of money hidden...
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1950
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1950
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This cautionary fable was produced by the Protestant Film Commission. The main character is plant-manager Joe Hanson...
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1949
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1949
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Though she may have won an Oscar in 1948, Jane Wyman still had a Warner Bros. contract to fulfill, even if it meant appearing...
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1949
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1949
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Film historian Leonard Maltin has labelled this final entry in Monogram's "Charlie Chan" series as "embarrassing," but it's...
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1949
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William Powell stars in Take One False Step as a happily married college professor who foolishly agrees to a reunion supper...
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1949
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In this detective drama, a gumshoe must find a priceless hunk of jade. His several leads evaporate when the police succeed...
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1948
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The "He" of the title is Richard Basehart, a clever but psychopathic burglar (based on real-life criminal Erwin Walker)...
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1948
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With a title like Violence, the audience knew what it was in for from the get-go. Nancy Coleman plays Ann Mason,...
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1947
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Professor Edwards
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1947
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