Saddled with a broken arm, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) hires a temporary typist named Melissa (Lise Cutter) to help her meet a...
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1990
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The murder of a popular romance novelist sets America's favorite rumpled detective on the case. Columbo gets off on the...
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1990
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The made-for-TV Murder C.O.D. has a plot almost as complex and clever as its psychotic "protagonist." William Devane plays an...
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1990
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Ivan Reitman's sequel to the phenomenally successful Ghostbusters is looser and more self-assured than the original. The film...
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1989
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Discharged from Vietnam, John Lithgow and his army buddies have trouble fitting into a hostile home-front society. Rather...
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Barbara Lambert
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1988
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It's a slow night at the local single's bar, so three guys end up sitting around sharing their widely-differing viewpoints...
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1987
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This made-for-TV drama produced by David Susskind preceded the release of Silkwood by three years, but tells basically the...
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1980
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In 1979, Jonathan Demme was still a cutting-edge director and The Last Embrace was his first effort at a completely...
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Ellie Fabian
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1979
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This made-for-television drama tells of an actual event in 1911 where 145 workers in the Triangle garment factory were...
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1979
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Woody Allen's romantic comedy of the Me Decade follows the up and down relationship of two mismatched New York neurotics....
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1977
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In this drama, a beautiful woman with a taste for married men begins looking at her life in a new way. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1977
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The cast of the popular old TV series Peyton Place reunite when Allison MacKenzie and Rodney Harrington are found dead. Other...
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1977
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Lanigan's Rabbi is the pilot for the subsequent TV series based on Harry Kemelman's novels about crimesolving Rabbi David...
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1976
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In this made-for-television drama, a trio of advertising executives take a motorcycle trip across the desert and end up in a...
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1974
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Planet Earth was the second of three look-alike attempts by Star Trek maven Gene Roddenberry to launch a futuristic TV series...
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1974
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Beau Bridges plays an uptight insurance clerk. Ron Leibman plays Bridges' laid-back pal, who talks Beau into skipping work in...
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1973
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1972
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Back before he was producing Charlie's Angels, Aaron Spelling was a major supplier of made-for-television feature films,...
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Karen Drumm Miller
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1971
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When Woody Allen's fans refer to his "earlier, funnier" pictures, they often cite his directorial debut as a shining example....
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Louise
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1969
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1968
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Carl Reiner's semi-autobiographical novel Enter Laughing makes a largely successful transition to the screen. Reni Santoni...
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1967
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This drama, set in a Buenos Aires hotel, centers upon a fascist who goes into hiding after his organization's activities are...
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Ines
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1966
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Henry Hathaway's film is based on a character from Harold Robbins' The Carpetbaggers, who, in turn, based it on cowboy actor...
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1966
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Filmmaker George Stevens chose Monument Valley, Utah for his exterior sequences in The Greatest Story Ever Told, this ($20...
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1965
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William Inge co-wrote this story about a young man who may have outgrown the straight-laced boundaries of his home town....
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Judy
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1965
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Esther
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1965
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This stark and spare look at the world of the mentally disturbed was one of the beacons of the new American independent film...
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Lisa
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1962
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