Reconstructed using archival film and sound elements long thought to be extinct, this special cut of Superman II pieces...
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Dino/Perry White
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2006
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Ron Fazio returns as The Toxic Avenger, "the first hideously deformed monster hero of superhuman size and strength ever to...
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1989
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1989
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1989
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Hollywood Chronicles was first seen in the US in 1989 as a weekly series on the Discovery Channel cable service. Jackie...
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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Hosted by Jackie Cooper, each episode of Hollywood Chronicles takes a lighthearted look at an aspect of American cinema. From...
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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Hosted by Jackie Cooper, each episode of Hollywood Chronicles takes a lighthearted look at an aspect of American cinema. From...
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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1989
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Hosted by Jackie Cooper, each episode of Hollywood Chronicles takes a lighthearted look at an aspect of American cinema. From...
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1989
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1989
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1989
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Director
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1988
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Ace Morgan
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1987
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Perry White
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1987
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This episode bears a striking resemblance to the 1979 theatrical feature Time After Time. While running an errand for Higgins...
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Director
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1987
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Director
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1987
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Season Seven of Magnum, P.I comes to spectacular conclusion--one that was originally intended to be the series' final...
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Director
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1987
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In this episode of the detective comedy, Sledge works as an impersonator to discover who is killing Elvis impersonators. ~...
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Director
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1986
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Sledge Hammer solves more crimes. ~ Rovi...
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Director
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1986
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Sledge Hammer solves more crimes. ~ Rovi...
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Director
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1986
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In the second half of Murder She Wrote's two-part Season Three opener, Jessica's long-missing brother in law Neil Fletcher...
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1986
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Season Three of Murder She Wrote begins with the first episode of a two-part story, in which mystery writer Jessica Fletcher...
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1986
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Art Carney effectively portrays a weary, wisecracking Santa Claus (not the department store variety, but the real McCoy) in...
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Director
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1985
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Honeymooners stars Jackie Gleason and Art Carney re-team for this tea-teetotaling comedy about a pair of down-on-their-luck...
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Director
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1985
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Director
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1984
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Director
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1984
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In a major departure from the tone of the preceding two Superman adventure films, this mix of vile deeds and fantasy heroics...
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Perry White
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1983
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This for Remembrance, the autobiography of popular singer Rosemary Clooney (1928-2002), was the source for this made-for-TV...
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Director, Producer
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1982
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Based on Jane Adams' book of the same name, the made-for-TV Sex and the Single Parent stars Susan Saint James as Sally and...
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Director
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1982
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Robert Desiderio stars in this TV movie as a Chinese food delivery man (the food is Chinese, not Desiderio). While on the...
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Director
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1982
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Directed in 1982 by Gene Feldman, this acclaimed documentary examines the emotional price child actors pay for being...
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1982
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This video is a highlights compilation taken from the lovable Little Rascals episodes. It's narrated by Jerry Lewis. ~ Rovi...
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1981
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Director
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1981
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Bette Davis is White Mama in this custom-made TV movie. Ms. Davis plays a poverty-stricken widow who is too proud to go on...
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Director
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1980
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The Rodeo Girl is 26-year-old Sammy Garrett (Katherine Ross). Despite opposition from the good-ole-boy network, Sammy is...
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Director
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1980
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Between giving up his super powers, confronting criminals from outer space, and having problems with his girlfriend, it's a...
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Dino/Perry White
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1980
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This documentary looks at the city of Hollywood. Includes a look at promotional films, newsreels, and interviews with stars...
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1980
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No, your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. Bob Newhart is a marathon runner in this sprightly made-for-TV movie. A mild,...
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Director
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1980
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Jim Rockford (James Garner) and rookie private eye Richie Brockelman (Dennis Dugan)...
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1978
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Judy Garland's rise to stardom is chronicled in this bio-pic that begins with her vaudeville days and ends with...
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Director
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1978
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In the first half of a two-part story, Jim (James Garner) investigates the mysterious death of his mentor Joe Tooley (Paul...
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1978
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Director
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1978
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We're not sure who the gentlemen are in this TV movie adaptation of Nora Ephron's Perfect Gentlemen, but there's no doubt as...
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Director, Producer
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1978
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Perry White
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1978
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Melissa Astin (Barbara Babcock), the wife of Quincy's supervisor Dr. Robert Astin (John S. Ragin), stops her car to pick up a...
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Director
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1977
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Season Three of Quincy M.E. gets off to a running start when Quincy (Jack Klugman) is interrupted during a nocturnal romantic...
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Director
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1977
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While heading an anti-obscenity campaign aimed at notorious porno publisher Carlo Dicassa (John Saxon), a prominent priest is...
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Director
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1977
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Life in the Pink is the syndication title of the pilot film for the TV series Operation Petticoat. Based on the 1959 movie of...
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1977
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Jim (James Garner) is hired by antiques dealer Thomas Caine (William Daniels) to bid on a rare sculpted bird at an auction....
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Director
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1976
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While Beth (Gretchen Corbett) is stuck in jail on a contempt-of-court charge, Jim agrees to do some leg work on behalf of...
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Director
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1976
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Most Inspector Clouseau fans regard The Pink Panther Strikes Again as the best of the clumsy Parisian detective's "comeback"...
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1976
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Though there's no love lost between Jim Rockford (James Garner) and fellow ex-con Moss Williams (Eddie Fontaine), Jim agrees...
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Director
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1975
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Though at first he turns down the assignment, Jim (James Garner) agrees to help his former war buddy Mitch (Hector Elizondo),...
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Director
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1975
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Jim (James Garner) is hired by his former lover Claire Prescott (Linda Evans) to help pry her loose from a loan shark. But as...
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1975
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The friends and family of young Aura Lee Benton (Melissa Greene) are shocked when the girl dies from a heroin...
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Director
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1975
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In this drama, a television reporter begins looking for the arsonist who has been forcing tiny salvage companies out of...
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1975
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In this drama, a TV news team looks into three stories: the death of a peer, a boxer with heart problems, and a killer who...
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1975
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This TV-movie update of the old H.G. Wells fantasy novel stars David McCallum as brilliant scientist Daniel Weston. He's so...
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1975
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In this feature-length pilot film for a weekly Jack Webb-produced TV series, Jackie Cooper stars as Peter Campbell, a veteran...
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1975
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When anchorman Ted Baxter (Ted Knight) makes one on-the-air blooper too many, an enraged Lou Grant (Ed Asner) tosses Ted out...
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Director
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1974
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This speculative horror film details the tribulations endured by a specially-selected test group of 11 people who are...
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1974
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1974
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As he often did in his 1970s TV appearances, Jackie Cooper forsakes his "good guy" image in this episode to portray a...
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1974
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This comedy is comprised of three vignettes involving a school psychiatrist, a pair of police sergeants, and a beleaguered...
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1974
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A hung-over Hawkeye (Alan Alda) joins forces with an equally groggy Trapper (Wayne Rogers) to requisition a new incubator for...
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Director
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1973
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As a reward for saving the life of the son of Gen. Maynard M. Mitchell (Robert F. Simon), Hawkeye (Alan Alda) and Trapper...
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Director
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1973
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Fed up with practically everything -- the lack of decorum at the 4077th, the irreverence of Hawkeye (Alan Alda) and Trapper...
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Director
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1973
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The 4077th is under siege from a young enemy sniper, who is convinced that General MacArthur is hiding somewhere in the camp....
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Director
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1973
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A South Korean family refuses to leave the 4077th's compound, insisting that it is their property and that the Army should...
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Director
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1973
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The multitalented Jackie Cooper is cast against type as Harlan Slade, the cold-blood patriarch of a criminal family. The...
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1973
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Writing up his weekly report, Cpl. Radar O'Reilly (Gary Burghoff) recounts a "typical" series of events at the 4077th....
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Director
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1973
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An outraged Hawkeye (Alan Alda) and Trapper (Wayne Rogers) try to alert the authorities that a peaceful local village was...
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Director
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1973
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On the verge of insanity after three solid days in the O.R., the sleep-deprived Hawkeye (Alan Alda) is unable to stop...
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Director
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1973
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This gag-filled movie makes a stab at examining the women's liberation movement but never quite gets there. The effects of...
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Director
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1972
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The action in this episode alternates between "business as usual" at the 4077th and a tacky USO Show headed by second-rate...
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Director
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1972
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Leslie Nielsen guest-stars as Colonel Buzz Maxwell, a man whose record of combat casualties is much too high for the tastes...
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Director
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1972
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Astronaut Monte Markham has been dispatched to the heavens on the first US space trip to Mars. When TV coverage is abruptly...
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1972
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Jackie Cooper guest stars as scientist Dr. Norman Chase, who early in the proceedings is waylaid by the minions of a criminal...
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1972
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In this follow-up to the 1972 episode "Dead Dad," Hawkeye (Alan Alda) writes another letter to his father. This time around,...
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Director
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1972
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Based on the novel The Love Machine, by Jacqueline Susann, this movie concerns the machinations, in the boardroom and in the...
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1971
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Sally Field had her first significant dramatic role in this "generation gap" TV movie. After a year's time in the world of...
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1970
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America is no longer the home of the free in this futuristic drama. Now the country is ruled by a powerful, tyrant and his...
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1968
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The fine line between knowledge and insight becomes a battleground in this episode of the classic British television series...
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1967
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1967
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This episode stars Jackie Cooper as Jonathan West, a pathetically unsuccessful ventriloquist. Unable to find work in any...
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Jonathan West
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1964
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This fantasy-comedy is directed by Don Taylor whose specialty is horror and action flics, and clearly not talking ducks and...
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Lt. Parmell
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1961
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1956
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1955
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People's Choice chronicles the exploits of a young councilman, Socrates "Sock" Miler (Jackie Cooper, and his dog Cleo (who...
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1955
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1955
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Monogram's French Leave received an inordinate amount of press coverage because of its teaming of two former child stars....
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Skitch
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1948
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Stork Bites Man was the last of five short-length features from Comet Productions, a company owned by Mary Pickford, her...
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Ernie
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1947
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The popular wartime catchphrase "Kilroy Was Here" was affixed to this minor campus comedy. Jackie Cooper plays peripatetic...
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John J. Kilroy
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1947
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This socially conscious drama examines the causes of juvenile delinquency and centers on one girl who joins a gang of punks...
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Danny
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1943
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Surprisingly little known, Universal's Men of Texas boasts an impressive cast and a fairly exciting and complex storyline....
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Robert Houston Scott
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1942
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This musical chronicles the history of jazz music and features many of the most popular musical acts from the early 1940s,...
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Johnnie
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1942
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A combat picture was virtually a license to print money in 1942, and RKO Radio's The Navy Comes Through was no exception (net...
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Babe
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1942
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All that MGM's Ziegfeld Girl lacks is Technicolor; otherwise, the film has talent and "sock" entertainment value in...
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1941
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The box-office success of Paramount's What a Life (1939), coupled with the popularity of the spinoff Henry Aldrich radio...
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Henry Aldrich
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1941
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In this drama, two childhood sweethearts endure the first pains of adult love. The young lady is beginning to feel...
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Chuck Harris
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1941
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Former child star Jackie Cooper headlines this sentimental behind-the-scenes comedy drama. He plays an ex-child star who now...
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Tiny Barlow
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1940
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Previously filmed in 1916 with Mary Pickford's brother Jack in the lead, Booth Tarkington's irresistable coming-of-age novel...
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William Sylvanus Baxter
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1940
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Though its title suggests a war picture of some sort, MGM's Gallant Sons actually concerns the efforts of a group of kids to...
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Byron "By" Newbold
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1940
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This Technicolor sequel to 1939's Jesse James does without the services of the earlier film's star Tyrone Power, who after...
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Clem/Tom Grayson
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1940
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Jackie Cooper and Freddie Bartholomew, both recent graduates of the MGM production factory, are reteamed in Universal's Two...
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Rory O'Donnell
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1939
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In this melodrama, the acting warden at a correctional facility must make a difficult choice when he comes across some...
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Jimmy Hutchins
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1939
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The cumbersome title refers to the fact that tenement-dwelling teenager Jackie Cooper is studying to become a lawyer....
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Jimmy
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1939
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In this campus drama, an orphan wins a cadet scholarship to the Culver military academy. He is a cocky fellow, and is very...
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Tom Allen
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1939
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The "Little Tough Guys" get involved in a circulation war between a paper with underhanded tactics and a paper being...
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"Rifle" Edwards
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1939
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Once again, the Our Gang kids stage an elaborate musical show in Spanky McFarland's backyard. Angered over the fact that Carl...
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1939
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In this comedy drama, young high school student Henry Aldrich tries to tone down his natural mischievousness and shuck the...
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Henry Aldrich
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1939
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In this musical romantic comedy of 1938, Deanna Durbin plays Alice Fullerton, a young woman of a "certain age" who is prone...
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Ken
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1938
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Too old to play the cute MGM urchin any longer, 16-year-old Jackie Cooper signed with Monogram for a group of above-average...
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Larry Kelly
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1938
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Peter Trimble
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1938
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In this urban drama, a teenage street punk learns a valuable lesson about the dangers of crime. Jackie Cooper is the tough...
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Chuck
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1937
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In this drama, a boy's love for his loyal dog, helps him survive in a hard cruel world. The trouble begins with the boy's...
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Freddie
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1936
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The Devil Is a Sissy deserves an historical footnote as the only film to team three of the biggest child stars of the 1930s:...
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Buck Murphy
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1936
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Stubby
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1935
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Cast in the title role Dinky is Jackie Cooper, who wasn't all that dinky by 1935. Mary Astor co-stars as Mrs. Daniels,...
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Dinky
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1935
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Jim Hawkins
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1934
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Adapted by director Paul Sloan from the novel by Will James, Lone Cowboy is an "outdoors" epic tailored to the talents of...
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Scooter O'Neal
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1934
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1932 through 1934 saw the production of "Hollywood on Parade" shorts by Paramount Studios, featuring nearly every big star...
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1934
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Based on the barnstorming stage play by George W. Peck, Peck's Bad Boy stars Jackie Cooper in the title role. Cooper's...
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Bill Peck
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1934
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Broadway to Hollywood is a through-the-years saga about a show business family. Frank Morgan and Alice Brady play vaudeville...
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Ted Hackett, Jr., as a Child
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1933
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In this rough-and-tumble action comedy, Chuck Connors (Wallace Beery) and Steve Brodie (George Raft) are friendly rivals on...
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Swipes McGurk
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1933
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In this two-hanky drama, a physically challenged boy wants his overprotective parents to relinquish their tight control so...
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1932
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Produced by William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan productions for MGM release, Feller Needs a Friend teams child-star...
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Eddie Randall
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1932
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A young boy from a broken home must choose between his real dad and his step-father in this drama. His real dad is...
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Terry Parker
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1932
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Originally released on March 28, 1931, the "Our Gang" comedy "Little Daddy" is no longer available in the "Little Rascals" TV...
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Jack
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1931
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In this crime drama, a crime lord adopts the little brother of a slain colleague. Later a child-care inspector intervenes,...
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Midge Murray
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1931
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The final entry in "Our Gang" 's unofficial "Miss Crabtree trilogy", "Love Business" more or less picks up where "School's...
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Jack
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1931
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Veteran character actress Margaret Mann makes the first of two memorable Our Gang appearances in Helping Grandma. The owner...
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Jack
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1931
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Sooky was the sequel to Paramount's smash-hit sentimental comedy Skippy; both films were based on characters created by comic...
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1931
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Wallace Beery won an Academy Award for his tour de force performance as a washed-up boxer. The bibulous Beery travels from...
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Dink Purcell
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1931
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The "Our Gang" two-reeler "Bargain Day" gets off to a lively start as the kids help their pal Norman "Chubby" Chaney purchase...
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1931
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Percy Crosby's popular newspaper comic strip Skippy comes to life in this 1931 film. Designed as a vehicle for Our Gang's...
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Skippy Skinner
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1931
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Popular child actor (and later radio and TV stalwart) Leon Janney made his one and only "Our Gang" appearance in "Bear...
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Jack
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1930
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Officially an "Our Gang" comedy, "When the Wind Blows" is really a vehicle for adult comic Edgar Kennedy, here playing his...
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Jack
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1930
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Broadway star Marilyn Miller's second starring film was an adaptation of her 1925 stage hit Sunny. Flashing her celebrated...
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1930
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In this sequel to the 1930 "Our Gang" comedy "Teacher's Pet," the Gang members eagerly await each school day, so that they...
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Jack
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1930
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Originally released on June 21, 1930, the "Our Gang" comedy "A Tough Winter" was designed as a "pilot" film for a proposed...
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Jack
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1930
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The Our Gang kids reluctantly participate in a stage presentation of Quo Vadis, retitled "The Gladiator's Dilemma" by its...
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Jack
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1930
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The Our Gang kids prepare to enter their scraggily pets in a high-society dog show, where their pal Allen "Farina" Hoskins is...
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Jack
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1930
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An indisputable classic, the "Our Gang" comedy "Teacher's Pet" is introduced by a brace of pretty twin girls (Beverly and...
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Jack
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1930
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Hopelessly in love with little Mary Ann Jackson, seven-year-old Jackie Cooper would like to claim her as a "wife," but...
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Jack
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1930
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Accustomed to being the center of attention in his family, little Bobby "Wheezer" Hutchins is upset when the spotlight is...
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1929
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In this musical comedy, a young man from Virginia who is heir to a wealthy estate falls in love with a girl who longs to be a...
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1929
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The success of this "Our Gang" comedy is due in great part to the performances of two adult comedians, Edgar Kennedy and...
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Jack
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1929
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As usual, diminutive Our Gang member Allen "Farina" Hoskins is faced with an adult-sized dilemma. This time, Farina is a...
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1929
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1929
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This historical shorts present some lesser known slapstick clowns. ~ Rovi...
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1928
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New York subway guard Barry Baline (Monte Blue) is struck down by a speeding car on New Years' Eve. The driver, a mentally...
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1927
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The "carnival girl" of the title is played by Marion Mack, most fondly remembered as Buster Keaton's bird-brained lady love...
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1926
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Although Jackie Coogan is dressed up (or rather, down) for this comedy in much the same way he was for Charles Chaplin's The...
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1925
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The men and women of the 4077th are acting more wacky than ever, but only so they can retain their sanity in the face of the...
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Director
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Hal Roach's enduring Our Gang comedy shorts tickled audiences between 1922 and 1944. Originally an off-shoot from the...
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