Lonely vampire Count Yorga and his bloodthirsty cohorts begin living in a ramshackle mansion located near an orphanage. This...
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1971
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This 25-million dollar epic collaboration accurately recreates the events that led to the Japanese attack on the American...
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1970
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Centuries old Count Yorga (Robert Quarry) is a vampire that is given a ride to his gloomy mansion in the woods by Paul...
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1970
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In the two-hour pilot film for the subsequent TV "occult" anthology, series creator Rod Serling hosts three macabre short...
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1969
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Psychologist Don Murray investigates the claim of Nobel prize winning scientist Ray Milland, who insists he has spoken to his...
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1969
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Asylum for a Spy stars Robert Stack as a CIA agent who becomes an alcoholic, believing himself responsible for the death of...
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1967
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Originally telecast November 26, 1966, Fame is the Name of the Game was the first official entry in NBC-TV "Project 120"...
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1966
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Tony Curtis stars as The Great Leslie, a hero among heroes whose purity of heart is manifested by his spotlessly white...
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1965
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In Volume 26 of a collection culled from the 1963-1965 science fiction anthology television series, a drifter stumbles...
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1964
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Kolos (Richard Kiel) is a space alien sent to Earth in this low-budget science fiction story. His mission is to make...
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Prof. Dornheimer
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1964
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Based on the novel by Harold Robbins, comes this family drama from director Edward Dmytryk. Adapted for the the screen by...
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1964
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Luis Spain (Don Gordon), Genaro Planetta (Tony Mordente), and Henry Castle (Chris Warfield) are three seeming social misfits...
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1964
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Though he's most famous for his portrayal of Victor Laszlo in 1942's Casablanca, actor Paul Henreid took a few turns behind...
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1964
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Adapted by Rod Serling from the best-selling novel by Fletcher Knebel and Charles Waldo Bailey II, Seven Days in May was...
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1964
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Just before embarking upon a 40-year space journey, Cmdr. Douglas Stansfield (Robert Lansing) falls in love with the...
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Dr. Bixler
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1964
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The reactor at the Broadridge experimental nuclear station runs out of control when two unstable elements accidentally come...
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Dr. Marshall
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1964
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Hillary Prine
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1964
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Austin Lloyd (Gerald Mohr) is convinced that his business partner Dwight Garrett (Douglas Henderson) is stealing money from...
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1963
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One of Hollywood's great directors, Vincente Minnelli, turns a jaundiced eye towards the film industry in this drama about...
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1962
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The spectacular hordes of Cossack horsemen flying across the steppes to do battle with first one enemy and then another are...
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1962
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The plot gets under way when artist Jack Culross (Britt Lomond) fakes his own suicide so that his paintings will increase in...
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1961
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A man wearing dark glasses steals a valuable necklace from the showroom window of a jewelry store--then returns the item and...
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1961
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Arriving at a ferryboat station with a prisoner (Michael Ferris) in tow, Paladin (Richard Boone) is waylaid by a crazed...
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1960
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A confused horror yarn set in the Deep South, Alligator People stars Richard Crane as a husband who becomes accidently...
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Dr. Mark Sinclair
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1959
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In this Western, a good-hearted gunfighter helps a young cowboy find the cruel cattle baron who killed his daddy. ~ Sandra...
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1959
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The 14-season run of Bonanza began with this introductory episode, originally aired on September 12, 1959, entitled "A Rose...
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1959
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A onetime pilot, now a convicted killer in the custody of the FBI, is the only hope of an overseas flight carrying a bomb. ~...
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1959
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Art dealer Milo Gerard (George Macready) convinces wealthy Rufus Vanner (Rhys Williams) that he has a valuable Van Hooten...
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1958
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Gen. Mireau
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1957
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Professional hit man Manny Coe (Dick York) is kept on retainer by crime boss Mr. Williams (George Macready) to eliminate...
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1957
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Andrew V. McLaglen directs his actor father Victor McLaglen in The Abductors. The elder McLaglen plays a 19th century...
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1957
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In this western, passengers of a stagecoach endure danger and hardship as they travel across the Arizona territory. They are...
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1957
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Thunder over Arizona was the second Republic feature to be lensed in the shortlived Naturama widescreen process. Running a...
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Ervin Plummer
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1956
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Budd Corliss (Robert Wagner) is an ambitious, poor boy from the wrong-side-of-the-tracks who murders his girlfriend Dorothy...
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Leo Kingship
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1956
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Famed pianist Kim Stanger (John Forsythe) returns to his home town after a four-year absence, acting upon a premonition that...
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1955
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Recently discharged museum curator Lyle Endicott (Darren McGavin) uses a forged letter to gain entry to the home of elderly...
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1955
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Produced by Burt Lancaster's own company, Vera Cruz teams Lancaster with the venerable Gary Cooper. The story, set during the...
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1954
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Duffy of San Quentin is an Allied Artists low-budgeter based on the life of the warden who first introduced reforms in the...
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Winant
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1954
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Treasure of the Golden Condor is a Technicolor remake of 1942's Son of Fury; both films were based on the same novel by...
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1953
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Randolph Scott makes his 3-D debut in the stereoscopic western Stranger Wore a Gun. This time, Scott plays Jeff Travis, a...
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Jules Mourret
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1953
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Universal's Technicolor cameras this time tell the story of Harun El Raschid (Rock Hudson), who innocently comes into...
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Jafar
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1953
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Originally produced for the religious TV series Family Theatre, I Beheld His Glory is told from the point of view of Roman...
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1953
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1953
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When German sympathizer Count Paul Rona (George MacReady) pilfers a valuable jeweled glove from a French church during World...
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Count Paul Rona
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1952
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Sidney Kingsley's Broadway play Detective Story was praised for its realistic view of an event-filled day in a single police...
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Karl Schneider
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1951
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The Desert Fox is a superb filmed biography of German general Erwin Rommel, concentrating on the period between his retreat...
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1951
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Radijeck, the Gunrunner
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1951
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There's stock footage galore in The Golden Horde, a second-feature recreation of the Arabian Nights era. Sir Guy...
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Shaman
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1951
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The Desert Hawk deserves to be seen on the basis of its cast alone. No more believable than any of Universal's other...
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Prince Murad
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1950
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Though usually associated with westerns, Columbia producer Harry Joe Brown proved to be up to the challenge of producing a...
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Marquis de Riconete
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1950
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Decked out with leftover sets and stock footage from 1946's Bandit of Sherwood Forest, Columbia's Rogues of Sherwood Forest...
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King John
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1950
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Edward Galt
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1950
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A Lady Without Passport stars Hedy Lamarr in the title role. Lamarr plays Marianne Lorress, a concentration-camp refugee who...
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Palinov
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1950
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Randolph Scott both co-produced and starred in this above average Western chronicling the career of one of the last of the...
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Sam Hughes
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1949
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This modern-day "Faust" variation benefits from a superb cast. Thomas Mitchell plays Joseph Foster, an honest judge who wants...
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Reverend Thomas Garfield
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1949
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A reformed gangster, accustomed to a life of danger, finds himself dealing with a new and different threat in this adventure...
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Morgan Vallin
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1949
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Though Humphrey Bogart is the official star of Knock on Any Door, the film is essentially a showcase for Columbia's newest...
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District attorney Kerman
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1949
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Sir Daniel Brackley
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1948
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Randolph Scott is a single-minded gunman bent on tracking down and killing the white man responsible for an Indian raid on a...
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Younger Miles
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1948
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An older soldier enters West Point but remains haunted by nagging guilt. It all began in Tunisia during a tremendous battle....
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Maj. Gen. Bond
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1948
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Columbia kept insisting upon placing its hottest new star Larry Parks in swashbucklers, and though Parks wasn't really suited...
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Gen. Cadeau
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1948
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Steve Hagen
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1948
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Robert Glowan
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1947
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1947
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The Technicolor swashbuckler Bandit of Sherwood Forest stars Cornel Wilde as Robert of Nottingham, son of the legendary Robin...
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Fitz-Herbert
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1946
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The oft-used title The Man Who Dared was applied to an oft-filmed movie plotline in 1946. George Macready, in a respite from...
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1946
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When wealthy Ballin Mundson (George Macready) rescues down at his heels gambler Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford) and invites him...
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Ballin Mundson
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1946
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The Columbia mystery melodrama The Walls Came Tumbling Down is regarded in many circles as star Lee Bowman's finest...
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1946
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Henri De La Roche
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1946
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Columbia Pictures' entree into the swashbuckling genre was the opulent 18th century costumer The Fighting Guardsman. Willard...
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1945
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This drama is based on a Broadway play, One Against Seven, which in turn is based on the Russian play Pobyeda. Set during WW...
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Col. Semenov
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1945
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In this comedy, a barge captain with an Electra complex marries two women. He married the first because she laughed like his...
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1945
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Cult figure and B-movie auteur Joseph H. Lewis directed this taut exercise in film noir. Julia Ross (Nina Foch), an American...
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Ralph Hughes
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1945
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One of the most successful filmed biographies of the 1940s, A Song to Remember alleges to be the true story of Polish...
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1945
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Columbia Pictures, as usual, cast a lesser-known player -- in this case the handsome but rather stolid Robert Lowery -- in...
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1945
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Based on Phillips Lord's popular radio serial, I Love a Mystery centers around the exploits of two pugnacious private eyes...
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Jefferson Monk
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1945
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Paramount Pictures did their patriotic duty with this World War II era musical, with a number of the studio's biggest stars...
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Walter Bruce
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1944
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Advertised as a pure-and-simple horror film, Soul of a Monster is actually an adroit variation on the "Faust" legend....
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Dr. George Winson
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1944
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1944
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1944
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This Casablanca-esque spy thriller set during WWII centers on the exploits of the notorious "Flying Dutchman," a fugitive...
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1944
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Jim Bannon, fresh from his radio success on I Love a Mystery, stars in this taut suspenser. The jurors of a celebrated murder...
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Harry Wharton/Jerome Bentley
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1944
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Fred Zinnemann directed this World War II drama, considered one of the best anti-Nazi dramas produced by Hollywood during the...
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1944
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Scripted by Irwin Shaw from a story by C. S. Forester (of "Captain Horatio Hornblower" fame), Commandos Strike at Dawn is a...
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1942
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