British filmmaker Shane Meadows looks back at his own youth in this semi-autobiographical comedy drama that examines skinhead...
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2007
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An illegal day Mexican laborer and a club-hopping Los Angeles hipster form an unusual connection that leads the lives of both...
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2005
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In the Disney-animated adventure Brother Bear, Joaquin Phoenix provides the voice of Kenai, a young Native American boy whose...
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2003
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A high-strung mom and her punky daughter learn what it's like to walk in each other's shoes -- literally -- in Disney's...
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Grandpa
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2003
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Dana Carvey ventures into the world of PG-rated, family-oriented entertainment as star and co-writer of this light adventure...
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Grandfather
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2002
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Geneticist Sarah Conover (Annabella Sciorra) hopes to make medical history by being the first to clone a human being. When...
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2001
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The fact-based story of an unconventional physician who attempted to heal patients with laughter, based on his own book and...
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1998
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Based on a novel by acclaimed crime writer James Ellroy, this film stars Michael Rooker as Fritz Brown, a former L.A.P.D....
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1998
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1998
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This 1997 remake of the '60s successful, sequel-spawning The Love Bug (the highest grossing film in the U.S. in 1969)...
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1997
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Still bitter over the fact that his Jewish grandfather Sam (Harold Gould) had opposed his marriage to a Catholic girl named...
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1996
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Comic actor Bob Saget served as producer and director of this made-for-TV film, inspired by the true story of Saget's sister...
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1996
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In El Salvador in the late '70s, the wealthy few rule the impoverished many. To maintain the status quo against peasant...
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Francisco Galedo
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1989
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The second feature-length revival of the Get Smart television series (1965-1970) of blessed memory, Get Smart Again reunited...
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1989
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In this comedy drama, three exuberant high-school graduates finally find a direction in life when they decide to fix-up a...
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1986
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Mrs. Delafield Wants to Marry was especially written by playwright James Prideaux for Katharine Hepburn. It would have been...
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1986
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On New Year's Eve, Harry (Harry Anderson) takes pity on elderly, pajama-clad lawbreaker Walter Wise (Harold Gould), who turns...
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1986
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Made for television, The Fourth Wise Man was syndicated to local TV stations during Easter week of 1985. Martin Sheen, a...
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1985
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Originally and imprudently titled The Whorehouse Sting, this fact-based, made-for-TV melodrama casts Beau Bridges as federal...
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1984
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1984
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This two-part TV movie was originally titled Kenny Rogers as The Gambler: The Adventure Continues. A follow-up to Rogers'...
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1983
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The cast of the Old Globe Theater's acclaimed early-'80s revival of Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning classic reunited...
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1983
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A career woman is so desperate to conceive a child that when her boyfriend the sportswriter comes up short, she goes looking...
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1982
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A compassionate social worker puts her own life in jeopardy when she begins investigating a powerful businessman suspected of...
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Robert Westfield
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1981
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When first telecast on April 8, 1980, this made-for-TV movie was titled Kenny Rogers as The Gambler. Jim Byrnes' teleplay is...
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1980
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This drama chronicles the rivalry between two brothers vying for their father's love. They choose to wage their private war...
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1980
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For the first (and thus far the only) time in his career, Chevy Chase plays a genuinely sympathetic character in Neil Simon's...
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Judge
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1980
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1980
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Adapted from a chapter of Garson Kanin's Movieola, The Silent Lovers details the Hollywood romance of silent stars...
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1980
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Based on a portion of Garson Kanin's book Moviola, The Scarlet O'Hara War mixes fact with fiction in recreating producer...
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Louis B. Mayer
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1980
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The elderly residents of a nursing home tire of being oppressed and stage a revolution in this made-for-television comedy....
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Harry Landers
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1979
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Made for TV, The Man in the Santa Claus Suit jumped the gun a bit by premiering December 23, 1979. The title "character" is...
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1979
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In the first half of a two-part story, greenhorn detective Richie Brockelman (Dennis Dugan) asks Jim (James Garner) to help...
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1979
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Jim (James Garner) has cooked up an elaborate sting operation to save the printing...
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1979
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This TV movie stars Jean Stapleton as the real-life "Aunt" Mary Dobkin, a physically handicapped woman living in the...
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1979
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The 11th Victim was partially based on the activities of California's Hillside Strangler. Bess Armstrong stars as a Des...
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1979
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The life of famous theatre and film star Paul Muni provides the basis for this musical. It begins in Hungary where he worked...
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1978
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Martin Morgenstern
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1978
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Brash young Andy Schmidt (Henry Winkler) can't make a go of it as an actor in the early 1950s. Still, he wins the hand of...
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1978
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Martin Morgenstern
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1977
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First telecast March 7, 1977, The Feather and Father Gang is the pilot episode for the weekly TV series of the same name....
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1977
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This 12-hour TV miniseries (expanded from a 2-hour concept) was based on the political "roman a clef" The Company, by...
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1977
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1977
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Silent Movie is just that: a totally nonverbal comedy, save for one single line. Director Mel Brooks stars as a once-famous...
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1976
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1976
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In this Disney film, Hank Cooper (Ed Asner) the owner of a losing professional football team, recruits Gus, a Yugoslavian...
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1976
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The Big Bus is set aboard a nonstop, nuclear-powered luxury bus commandeered by Joseph Bologna. Naturally, Bologna is a...
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1976
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In this pilot film for the NBC TV series Medical Story, idealistic young intern Dr. Steve Drucker (Beau Bridges) clashes with...
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1975
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Martin Morgenstern
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1975
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Kurt Russell returns as Dexter Riley, the dedicated student of Medfield College who just can't stay out of trouble, in this...
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1975
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Anton Ivanovitch
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1975
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Martin Morgenstern
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1974
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1974
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1974
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Stone (Karl Malden) and Keller (Michael Douglas) mingle with the cream of San Francisco society in search of a murderer. The...
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1974
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Murdock's Gang stars former TV newscaster Alex Dreier as celebrated trial attorney Bartley James Murdock. Framed for a crime,...
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1973
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1973
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) investigates the mysterious disappearance of Michael Brandon (Ted Hartley), a brilliant scientist who...
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1973
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Keith (David Cassidy) falls in love yet again, this time with pretty-but-pompous cello player Rachel Weston (Barbara Sigel)....
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1973
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Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) order round-the-clock surveillance on Paul Hale (Robert Foxworth), the weak-willed...
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1972
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The title characters in this episode are two pretty but avaricious young ladies, a flight attendant and a nurse, who...
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1972
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Where Does It Hurt? is a hospital comedy which is carefully designed to leave no interest group unoffended. In the broadest...
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1972
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1971
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Rosalind Russell plays Mrs. Pollifax in this film, thus joining together a well-loved movie star and a well-loved fictional...
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1971
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1971
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Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist goes undercover in Dallas to smash up a spy ring. At the same time, Lee Barrington (Steve Forrest),...
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1971
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, bungling British POW Col. Crittendon (Bernard Fox) is still impersonating his double,...
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1970
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Believing she would be closer to Tony (Larry Hagman) if their house wasn't so large, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) decides to...
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1969
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Leonard Nimoy joins the Mission:Impossible cast as The Great Paris, master of disguise and jack of all trades, in the series'...
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1969
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Barry Newman stars as Tony Petrocelli, a maverick Midwestern attorney. Petrocelli is hired to defend a wealthy doctor...
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Eric P. Scott
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1969
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Norman Nugent
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1969
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Now that she is engaged to Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is determined to befriend the neurotic Amanda Bellows...
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1969
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Kirk Douglas has an extreme case of mid-life crisis in Elia Kazan's turgid melodrama (adapted from his best-selling novel)....
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1969
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Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) is on the hunt for Red spy major Jan Anka, who has assumed the identity of deceased...
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1968
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Arriving in the US under the alias "Paul Sieger", Nazi war criminal Helmut Probst (Charles Korvin) hopes to avoid capture...
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1968
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Project X boasts better special effects than usual for tight-fisted producer/director William Castle, but it crumbles in the...
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Col. Holt
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1968
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Norman Nugent
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1968
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Sr. Bertrille tries to patch up the romance between a Jewish couple. The crux of the breakup is the man's chronic gambling,...
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1968
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Roy Thinnes was the star of this 1967-1968 science fiction series, about an Earth poised on the brink of alien takeover. ~...
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1967
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As part of the Allies' plans to invade Normandy Beach on June 6, 1944, Hogan is ordered to place the German generals...
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1967
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While sailing through the air one fine morning, Sr. Bertrille discovers she has company: A pelican has fallen in love with...
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1967
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World-renowned humanitarian Juliet Sinclair (Ruth Roman) has arrived in America to deliver a cute Chinese orphan girl named...
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1967
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In Coleman, Nebraska, Steve Dexter--actually Richard Kimble (David Janssen)--is hired by construction boss Pat Patton (Jack...
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1967
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Norman Nugent
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1967
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Hogan's latest scheme is to redirect a fleet of Luftwaffe bombers bound for London so that the planes will be shot down by...
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1966
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Scheduled to go on trial for fraud, Mark Tabor (J.D. Cannon) jumps bail, feigns a nervous breakdown, and takes refuge in a...
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1966
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1966
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Screenwriter William Goldman has claimed that Paul Newman agreed to do Harper, the film that established the grateful...
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1966
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Some extra footage was added to segments of two episodes from the television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964-68) to...
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1966
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Daisy Clover (Natalie Wood) goes from teenage girl to movie star practically overnight when her demented mother enters her...
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1965
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Season Three of The Fugitive finds Richard Kimble (David Janssen), wrongly accused of his wife's murder, still on the lam...
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1965
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Alarms start flashing all the way from California to Washington when Station 3, a top-secret, ultra-high-security research...
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1965
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The FBI investigates when a Maryland bank is robbed twice in the same day by the same bandit. This matches the modus operandi...
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1965
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Murray Brock (Simon Oakland) is a crusading New York district attorney out to prove that young Eddie Dickenson...
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1964
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Investment broker Eric Pollard (Lloyd Bochner) seems to have gone off his trolley when he begins suffering from dizzy spells;...
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1964
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Wrongfully accused of murder, Dr. Richard Kimble (David Janssen) continues his search for the "One-Armed Man" who can prove...
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1964
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After 15 miserable years of matrimony, mousy Gerald Swinney (a superbly cast Bob Newhart) asks his wife, Edith (Jane Withers...
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1963
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Written by mystery master Rod Serling, The Yellow Canary stars Pat Boone as insufferable singing idol Andy Paxton....
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1963
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Having embarked upon a long-range space probe, astronaut Col. Cook (Richard Basehart) discovers via radio contact that a...
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Gen. Larrabee
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1963
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Narrator
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