Something of a sleeper in its 1990 release, White Hunter, Black Heart is one of Clint Eastwood's most engaging films. It is...
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1990
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Michael J. Fox once more makes a courageous effort to shed his nice-guy image in Bright Lights, Big City. Fox plays an...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1988
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Based on a series of Rolling Stone articles by Aaron Latham, this romance was set in the world of L.A.'s hip fitness scene....
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1985
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An ordinary woman is unwittingly led into California's criminal underbelly in this drama. Betty Parrish (Debra Winger) is a...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1984
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Director, Screenwriter
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1980
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This gripping 1979 drama about the dangers of nuclear power carried an extra jolt when a real-life accident at the Three Mile...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1979
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This film, aired on television as 24 Hours of the Rebel, delves into the hero-worship aura that surrounded James Dean...
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1977
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This filmization of John Jay Osborn Jr.'s novel Paper Chase ended up one of the surprise hits of the 1973-74 movie season....
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Director, Screenwriter
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1973
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Limbo was one of Hollywood's first big-studio films to concentrate on how Vietnam affected the families of the combatants....
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1972
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Michael Douglas made his TV-movie debut in When Michael Calls. The film wastes no time in establishing its premise: the...
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1971
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Barbara Hershey stars as the "baby maker" of the title. Tish Gray (Hershey) hires herself out to married couple Jay and...
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1970
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The granddaddy of all "computer run amok" films, Colossus: The Forbin Project concerns a huge electronic brain designed to...
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1970
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Faces is right: this definitive John Cassavetes film consists almost exclusively of tight, uncomfortable close-ups. It takes...
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1968
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The Appaloosa is one of the more tolerable Marlon Brando westerns, if only because Brando seems to be aspiring to merely...
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1966
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1965
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Con artist James Jarvis (Richard Johnson) has made a comfortable living posing as an investment counselor in order to bilk...
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1965
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Imperious Southern matron Nell Snyder (Margaret Leighton) is upset by the recent behavior of her orphaned niece, Eva...
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1965
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Overworked private nurse Stella Crosson (Dana Wynter) is relieved when a new assistant shows up to help her care for wealthy...
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1965
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Elderly eccentric Emmy Rice (Ruth McDevitt) is charmed by the attentions of her much-younger gentleman caller, a fellow named...
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1964
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College football star Skip Baxter (Michael Parks) is in danger of expulsion because of his heavy drinking. Hoping to cure...
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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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1964
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1964
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1964
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Alfred Hitchcock inaugurated the tenth and final season of his popular TV suspense anthology by moving from CBS to NBC --...
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1964
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Newly married to his boss' daughter, George Maxwell (Patrick O'Neal) takes a taxi to the home of his former girlfriend,...
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1964
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Gene Barry stars as journalist John Chambers, who under the nom de plume "Uncle George" writes a daily newspaper advice...
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1963
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Hoping to arrange a profitable marriage between his son Al (Don Galloway) and wealthy vineyard owner Kitty Norris...
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1963
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Head over heels in love with brassy nightclub singer Niki Carroll (Diana Dors), Dr. Don Reed (John Gavin) intends to marry...
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1963
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Middle-aged shopkeeper George Davies (Dean Jagger) is responsive to the flirtations of local "fast girl" Lola...
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1963
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Disowned by his wealthy mother after he runs off with family maid, Maria (Zohra Lampert), young David Chesterman...
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Screenwriter
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1963
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