As the sun rises on yet another uneventful summer, a spirited teen named Moondance Alexander finds her life taking an...
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Mr. McClancy
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2007
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2002
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The second of the Dukes of Hazzard "reunion" films (the first was broadcast in 1997), this one features five regulars from...
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Rosco P. Coltrane
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2000
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As children we're often warned to be careful what we wish for -- and when an embittered man's dreams of revenge begin coming...
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Screenwriter, Wilbur Johnson
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1998
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NASCAR legend Cale Yarborough makes a return visit to Hazzard county, this time to provide words of comfort to a seriously...
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Director
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1984
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Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) produces a document which "proves" that the Duke farm was deeded to his great-grandfather Thaddeus...
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1984
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Bo (John Schneider) and Luke (Tom Wopat) chase a band of armored-truck robbers into the jurisdiction of Sheriff "Big" Ed...
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Director
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1984
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The seventh and final season of Dukes of Hazzard finds the familiar cast back in harness, with the exception of...
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1984
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Season six of Dukes of Hazzard finds hot-rodding cousins Luke and Bo Duke returning to Hazzard County for good and all,...
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1983
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James Best plays a dual role in this episode, as bumbling Sheriff Roscoe and a lookalike criminal named Woody. Having...
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1983
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There are many Dukes of Hazzard fans who would just as soon pretend that the series' fifth season never existed. Although...
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1982
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The Dukes of Hazzard spends most of its fourth season entertainingly covering ground already traveled during the series'...
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1981
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In a variation of the "D.B. Cooper" legend, a gang of crooks drops a cache of diamonds from a hijacked plane, hoping to pick...
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Director
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1981
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1980
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1980
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Introduced as a mid-season replacement on CBS' Friday-night schedule, Dukes of Hazzard spends most of its first season...
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1979
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Wildly popular during its six-season run on CBS, The Dukes of Hazzard focused on the ongoing adventures of Bo Duke (John...
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1979
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So popular were the first 13 episodes of The Dukes of Hazzard that CBS ordered a full complement of 24 hour-long installments...
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1979
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1978
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At the beginning of The End, Wendell Sonny Lawson (Burt Reynolds) is informed by his doctor that he's dying from "the same...
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1978
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The longest (26-1/2 hours), most expensive ($25 million) and most complicated (four directors, five producers, five...
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1978
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William Devane plays a rare sympathetic role in Rolling Thunder, though his behavior is just as cold-blooded and sharkish as...
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1977
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Bobbie Gentry's hauntingly enigmatic 1967 hit single served as the inspiration of this story of unrequited teenage love. In...
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Dewey Barksdale
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1976
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Having already overrun most of South America, a swarm of vicious African killer bees prepares to descend upon the United...
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1976
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Peter Bogdanovich's early career as a film writer stood him in good stead for this comedy drama about the early days of the...
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1976
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Andy Griffith goes from good guy to bad, in this thriller. He plays a murdering lawyer who chases his hunting guide across...
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1975
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In this feature-length pilot for an unsold TV series, Bo Hopkins, Tim Matheson and Jim Davis star as Ezel, Owens, and...
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1975
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1972
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1972
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1970
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Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda headline this western in which an old lawman (Stewart) attempts to keep his town safe from a...
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Drew
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1968
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In this WW II drama, a tough-as-steel Medal of Honor-winning Marine finds himself training recruits on a stateside base and...
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1967
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This episode is a virtual dry-run for the 1970s series Dallas, except that the question posed is not "Who Shot J.R.?" but...
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1966
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Artist Christopher Pride (Jerry Lewis) has just been commissioned to work in Paris. Wanting to kill two birds with one stone,...
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1966
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In this western, a world-weary bounty hunter begins working for an avaricious crook who wants to destroy the good name of a...
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1965
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The year is 1863. Wealthy Virginia landowner Charlie Anderson (James Stewart), a man of peace despite his autocratic...
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1965
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In this western, a cowboy finally returns to his home after a long absence precipitated by his killing a wicked rancher's...
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Scotty Grant
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1964
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Pat Buttram (he was Mr. Haney on Green Acres) brings a macabre twist to his standard country-bumpkin characterization in this...
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Tom Carmody
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1964
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Saunders (Vic Morrow) is none too satisfied with Pvt. Trenton (a pre-Dukes of Hazzard James Best), the new man in his outfit....
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1964
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Shock Corridor represents filmmaker Samuel Fuller at his most excessive, but few would have it otherwise. Peter Breck plays a...
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Stuart
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1963
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While working on a construction crew under the alias "Paul Beaumont", Kimble (David Janssen) befriends Jamie (Buck Taylor), a...
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1963
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A haunting folk song written by Van Cleave serves as a framing device for this macabre hour-long Twilight Zone episode....
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Billy-Ben Turner
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1963
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This is the last of four consecutive episodes in which Perry Mason appears only briefly, while a "guest" lawyer handles the...
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1963
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A group of wildcatting oil drillers battle an Oklahoma oil baron for the rights of a potentially high yield field. The...
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Jericho Larkin
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1963
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While tracking down a gang of poachers, Ben Cartwright is shot and left for dead. Convinced that Ben is dead, his...
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1963
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Writer-director Montgomery Pittman's final Twilight Zone offering was the bucolic comedy "The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank."...
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Jeff Myrtlebank
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1962
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A round robin of betrayal and murder takes up most of the running time in this episode. First off, Elise Taylor...
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1961
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Originally filmed for Twilight Zone's second season, writer-director Montgomery Pittman's "The Grave" was not telecast until...
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Johnny Reb
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1961
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In the concluding episode of the series' only two-parter, future director Sydney Pollack guest stars as Joe Culp, a sadistic...
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1961
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When Carl (James Best), the son of former Ponderosa foreman Will Reagan (Will Wright), is reported killed, Adam Cartwright...
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1961
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Jim Lindsey (James Best), the wandering troubadour introduced in the 1960 episode "The Guitar Player," pays a return visit to...
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1961
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In the first episode of the series' only two-parter, Paladin (Richard Boone) arrives in a Texas border town with his...
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1961
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Major Baldwin (James Stewart) leads an eight member team of demolition experts through China. Their mission is to stop the...
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1960
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Condemned for a murder he didn't commit, embittered death-row inmate Prof. Herbert Morrison (Brian Keith) has not only given...
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1960
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James Best makes the first of two Andy Griffith Show appearances as itinerant guitarist Jim Lindsey. Tossed in the Mayberry...
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Jim Lindsey
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1960
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Director Samuel Fuller skillfully intercuts footage of the German death camps with scenes from this thought-provoking drama...
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Sgt. David Brent
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1959
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This is one of several solid B-grade Westerns produced at the height of the genre's popularity in the '50s by the partnership...
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Billy John
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1959
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A troubled saddletramp with a penchant for drinking away his pain inherits a ranch from the man who may have been his...
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1959
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Thorne Sherman
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1959
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Tom Folliard
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1958
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Despite an ad campaign wherein RKO Radio congratulated itself for its "guts", this long-delayed film version of Norman...
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1958
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Frank Lovejoy plays the title role in Cole Younger, Gunfighter. The scene is post-Civil War Texas, when the state was under...
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Kit
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1958
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Worrywart Norman Frayne (James Best) is so wrapped up with his own problems that he is neglecting his wife, Paula...
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1958
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Hot Summer Night is an out-of-the-ordinary crime yarn from the TV/radio production team of Morton Fine and David Friedkin....
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Kermit
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1957
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Paladin (Richard Boone) and two strangers named Fisher (James Best) and Broderick (William Schallert) find themselves the...
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1957
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Last of the Badmen gets started in 1880 Chicago, as detective Dan Barton (George Montgomery) prepares to head westward....
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Ted Hamilton
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1957
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Man on the Prowl was produced by Jo and Art Napoleon, the same team responsible for TV's The Whirlybirds. James Best stars as...
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Doug Gerhardt
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1957
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MGM's first big-budget science fiction film, Forbidden Planet, combined state-of-the-art special effects with a storyline...
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1956
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Calling Homicide was another of Bill Elliot's "working-man detective" efforts of the 1950s. This time, Elliot plays LA...
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1956
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The third film version of Robert E. Sherwood's play Waterloo Bridge, Gaby is also the most antiseptic of the three. In the...
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1956
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In this crime drama, mobsters swear to get revenge upon a zealous public prosecutor as he tries to get them put into prison....
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1956
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In this upbeat drama, a reformed father returns to the Arkansas farm of his estranged family after having spent too many...
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1956
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The Korean conflict of the early '50s saw widespread use of psychological torture by the North Korean communists on enemy...
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1956
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In Seven Angry Men, Raymond Massey stars as controversial 19th-century abolitionist John Brown, a role he'd previously...
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1955
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A vicious murderer suffers amnesia and his psychiatrist finds his brain waves indicative of violent tendencies. After he...
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1955
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Neville Brand plays one of his earliest good-guy roles in Return from the Sea. Brand plays a sailor named Maclish, who is a...
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1954
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Based on a true story from the Civil War, this drama follows a band of Confederate POWS who escape from a New England prison...
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1954
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1954
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Robert Francis is at the center of the story as Willis Keith, a newly-minted ensign assigned to the destroyer/minesweeper...
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1954
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In this vintage sci-fi adventure, a team of scientists is studying meteors and is baffled by how and why they are often...
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1954
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A longtime "dream" project of production designer-turned-director Eugene Lourie, The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms sees the...
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1953
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1953
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Audie Murphy is suitably cast as cavalry lieutenant Jed Sayre in Universal's Column South. Stationed in Navajo country, Sayre...
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1953
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Rock Hudson stars in Seminole as 19th-century army officer Lance Caldwell. Born and raised in Florida, Caldwell is assigned...
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1953
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Unlike many westerns, City of Bad Men is placed within a specific historical time frame. The scene is Carson City, Nevada, in...
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1953
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1952
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Francis Goes to West Point is the third entry in Universal's money-spinning series about a talking mule. Donald O'Connor once...
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1952
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Steel Town top-bills Ann Sheridan, but the bulk of the story is carried by John Lund. Cast as Steve Kostane, the nephew of a...
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Joe McNamara,Joe Rakich
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1952
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Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair was Number Four in Universal's immensely successful "B"-picture series. It is giving away...
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Marvin Johnson
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1952
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Bitter Creek
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1951
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Set during WW II, Target Unknown follows the exploits of a group of American flyers who crash behind enemy lines. Captured by...
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1951
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Shortly before his death, horror film producer Val Lewton switched creative gears by overseeing the Universal western Apache...
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1951
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Universal's Air Cadet stars Stephen McNally as the obligatory tough topkick, here assigned to whip a bunch of green pilots...
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1951
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Peggy Brookfield (Diana Lynn) is one of many aspirants for the position of Queen of the annual Tournament of Roses in...
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1950
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The trendy elegance of director Douglas Sirk's later big-budget soap operas is nowhere to be found in Sirk's Atomic-Age...
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1950
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Universal's Technicolor program westerns of the 1950s were among the best in the business. Comanche Territory stars...
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1950
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1950
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Having previously played Billy the Kid, Audie Murphy assumes the role of Jesse James in Kansas Raiders. The plot finds Jesse...
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1950
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