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2003
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In this family-friendly comedy, a band of orphans are taken to a summer camp by their accident-prone guardian Harry...
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1997
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Narrated by actor Alec Baldwin, this documentary profiles the adventurous, contentious, and very talented director William...
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1995
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Judge Bell
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1994
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In a sequel to the superior movie entitled The Incident, a small-town lawyer goes against the State of Maryland, suing on...
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1992
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1989
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14 Going on 30 starts out like Candida and ends up like Back to the Future. 14-year-old Danny O'Neill (Gabey Olds), carrying...
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1988
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Capt. Bill Gannon
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1987
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This classic episode adroitly utilizes footage from the 1949 theatrical film Strange Bargain--with three of that film's...
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1987
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The TV detective series Blacke's Magic starred Hal Linden as dapper professional magician Alexander Blacke, and Harry Morgan...
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1986
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Goodbye, Farewell and Amen was the instant-classic final installment of the long-running TV series M*A*S*H. After nearly...
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1983
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A United Nations delegation, comprised of a Swede (Dennis Holahan), a Briton (George Innes) and a Hindu (Kavi Raz), arrives...
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Director
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1983
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1983
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This animated fantasy film, from the creators of The Last Unicorn, unfolds in an age when magic and science coexist uneasily,...
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1982
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A nurse that Hawkeye (Alan Alda) once dated casually has died. Inasmuch as he is the only person at the 4077th who knew...
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Director
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1982
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As the 11th season of M*A*S*H* got under way in the fall of 1982, everyone involved with the series knew it would be their...
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Col. Potter
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1982
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In this telemovie, Ron Leibman plays Stan Rivkin, who, sure enough, is bounty hunter, though he operates in Manhattan rather...
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1981
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Hawkeye (Alan Alda) is profoundly touched by a terminally ill GI (well played by a young Patrick Swayze) who is more...
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Director
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1981
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Its ninth season shortened to a mere 20 episodes thanks to a Hollywood writers' strike, M*A*S*H returned to a full 24-episode...
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Col. Potter
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1981
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With Col. Potter (Harry Morgan) away, the insufferable Charles is placed in charge of the 4077th. When they're not expressing...
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Director
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1981
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In this children's movie, a single executive enjoys her life on the fast track, but when she is talked into becoming a den...
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1980
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One of several syndicated TV miniseries of the 1980s, Roughnecks was part of the same "Golden Circle" project that previously...
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1980
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After a late start thanks to a Hollywood writer's strike, M*A*S*H launched its ninth season on November 17, 1980. With the...
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Col. Potter
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1980
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1980
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The phenomenal success of the 1977 ABC miniseries Roots all but demanded a sequel to writer Alex Haley's epic story of his...
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1979
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Margaret (Loretta Swit) wonders if she should renew her battlefiled romance with scrappy soldier Jack Scully (Joshua Bryant),...
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Director
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1979
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In the made-for-television film Wild, Wild West Revisited, the classic comedy/espionage/western television series is brought...
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Robert "Skinny" Malone
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1979
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Season eight of M*A*S*H was marked by the last of the series' major regular-cast defections. As the quietly resourceful and...
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Col. Potter
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1979
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1979
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Based on the best-selling memoirs of Lillian Rogers Parks, the NBC miniseries Backstairs at the White House traces over five...
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1979
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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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Mr. Scott
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1979
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Hawkeye (Alan Alda) is forced into a difficult decision: Should he immediately tend to a wounded American patient, or try to...
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Director
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1979
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Based on a novel by Tom Willis, the made-for-TV Maneaters Are Loose! also bears a surface resemblance to the 1973 TV film...
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1978
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Zunar J5/90 Doric 4-7, also known as Jake, is an alien cat who crash-lands on earth. He heads off to the nearest scientist to...
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Gen. Stilton
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1978
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The busiest person on this M*A*S*H episode is an adroit Korean jeweler, Mr. Shin (Keye Luke). His knowhow comes in quite...
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Director
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1978
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1978
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Produced for the syndicated "Operation Prime Time" series, The Bastard is the first of John Jakes' "Kent Family Chronicles"...
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1978
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1978
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Now in its seventh season on the air, the irreverent military comedy series M*A*S*H continued to roll along like a well-oiled...
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Col. Potter
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1978
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Season six of M*A*S*H was noteworthy for yet another defection from its regular-cast ranks. Long dissatisfied with the...
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Col. Potter
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1977
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1977
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Sgt. Billy Tyler (Henry Brown), a former college football star, loses the will to live when Hawkeye (Alan Alda) and B.J....
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Director
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1977
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Actor Harry Morgan takes on role of director for this episode.. During the absence of Col. Potter, Frank (Larry Linville)...
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Director
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1976
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About ten minutes into The Shootist, Doctor Hostetler (James Stewart) tells aging Western gunfighter John Bernard Books...
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1976
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Although M*A*S*H entered its fifth season with the cast from season four intact--including relative newcomers Mike Farrell as...
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Col. Potter
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1976
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Bob Dalton (Robert Conrad) leads his notorious gang of outlaws into the town of Coffeyville, Kansas, in an attempt to rob two...
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1975
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The Apple Dumpling Gang stars Bill Bixby as Russell Donovan, a slick frontier gambler. In Runyon-esque fashion, he is...
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1975
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Everybody knew that Maclean Stevenson would not return to M*A*S*H when the series inaugurated its fourth season in the fall...
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Col. Potter
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1975
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This comedy western is the failed pilot for a TV series based on the 1971 feature film Skin Game. Like the original, this...
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1974
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Michael Burns plays Freddy Griffith, a brilliant, altruistic and cheerfully goofy young inventor. Though his creations...
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1973
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Finding that he hasn't much time left to live, a man makes needed changes in his life with the help of an angel in this...
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1973
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A college-educated sheriff takes on an older crimefighter as his deputy in this western. (AKA Century Turns) ~ Rovi...
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1972
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In his second Partridge Family guest appearance, future M*A*S*H regular Harry Morgan plays Cal Courtney, the owner of a small...
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1972
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1972
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The Century Turns is the syndication title of the 2-hour pilot for the Hec Ramsey television series. Richard Boone stars as...
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1972
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In this light-weight Disney family fare, Dean Jones plays Johnny Baxter, who -- along with his wife Sue (Nancy Olsen) and his...
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Jesse McCord
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1972
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1971
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The so-called feature film Confessions of the D.A. Man actually consists of two episodes from two different TV series. The...
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1971
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At last the secret has been revealed! Prime-time network programming is determined by a chimpanzee! That's the premise of...
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E.J. Crampton
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1971
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The Old West is just not the same, what with so few cattle being run, and law-abiding folk running around like they own...
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1971
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Taylor Barton
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1971
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With a title like The Feminist and the Fuzz, the TV-movie comedy could only have been produced in the swinging' seventies....
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1971
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This made-for-TV movie stars Herschel Bernardi as a middle-aged widower, contentedly resigned to his bachelorhood. Bernardi's...
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1970
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In 1943 North Africa, George Patton (George C. Scott) assumes command of (and instills some much-needed discipline in) the...
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1970
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Future M*A*S*H regular Harry Morgan guest stars as angry motorist Willie Larkin, who sues the Partridges for $500,000,...
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1970
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James Garner is a nothing short of a delight in this western spoof that stands western clichés on their ears. The film takes...
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Olly Perkins
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1969
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This comedy was banned in Mexico and plagued by vandalism and threats of violence during film production in San Antonio,...
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1969
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In his efforts to talk a man out of committing suicide, Officer Pete Malloy (Martin Milner) commits a serious breach of...
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Director
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1969
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Filmed in 1966 (when screenwriter Richard Breen was still around), this made-for-TV feature marked the return of Jack Webb's...
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1969
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Though the final season of the new Dragnet (aka Dragnet: 1970) represented the revived series' fourth year on NBC, in...
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Sgt. Bill Gannon
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1969
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This 60-minute pastiche of silent film footage is narrated by humorist Henry Morgan. While the producers clearly worship...
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1968
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Proving remarkably durable despite its venerable reputation and occasional lapses into silent majority hysteria (especially...
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Sgt. Bill Gannon
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1968
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Although the second season of NBC's revived Dragnet debuted in the fall of 1967, the series' official title was Dragnet:...
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Sgt. Bill Gannon
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1967
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Michael Sarrazin plays Curley, a young man gone AWOL from the Army who soon makes the acquaintance of Mordechai...
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Sheriff Slade
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1967
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In 1966, producer/director/actor Jack Webb filmed a new, TV-movie version of his classic 1950s series Dragnet for Universal...
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Sgt. Bill Gannon
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1967
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In this service comedy set during World War II, Capt. Cash (Dick Shawn) and Lt. Christian (James Coburn) are given orders to...
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1966
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Director
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1965
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Cully
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1965
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Politics and sports clash in this occasionally funny spoof centered around a downed U2 pilot and an extravagant oil sheik....
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1964
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Director
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1964
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This is the story of two old men who have outlived their time and usefulness, but are determined not to go gentle into that...
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1963
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Ubiquitous Untouchables guest star Nehemiah Persoff makes his final appearance as criminal mastermind Jake "Greasy Thumb"...
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1962
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